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Antiwar Radio 7/01/09: Michael Scheuer, Dilip Hiro
1-3 95.9 in Austin, or stream from http://antiwar.com/radio
Antiwar Radio: 6/30/09: Jim Lobe, Scott Ritter
And maybe Bruce Fein. 1-3 95.9 FM in Austin or stream from Antiwar.com/radio.
Recent Episodes of the Scott Horton Show
11/15/21 Lyle J. Goldstein on How the US Would Lose the Battle for Taiwan
Discussed on the show:
- “Like Afghanistan, a War for Taiwan is Unwinnable” (National Interest)
- “The Scary War Game Over Taiwan That the U.S. Loses Again and Again” (Real Clear Investigations)
- “The War Nerd: This is how the Carriers Will DIe” (The Exiled)
Lyle J. Goldstein is the Director of Asia Engagement at Defense Priorities. He is the author of Meeting China Halfway: How to Defuse the Emerging US-China Rivalry. Follow his work at The National Interest.
This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: The War State and Why The Vietnam War?, by Mike Swanson; Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom; ExpandDesigns.com/Scott; EasyShip; Dröm; Free Range Feeder; Thc Hemp Spot; Green Mill Supercritical; Bug-A-Salt; Lorenzotti Coffee and Listen and Think Audio.
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08/04/10 – Bonnie Docherty – The Scott Horton Show
Bonnie Docherty, Lecturer at Harvard Law School and Researcher in the Arms Division of Human Rights Watch, discusses the new international law banning cluster bombs (in the countries that ratified it), laudable U.K. actions on destroying cluster bomb stockpiles and advocating for universal abolition, the devastating civilian toll and glacial-paced removal of cluster bombs in Laos, the increased stigma on the largest cluster bomb manufacturing countries (U.S., Russia, Israel) and why these particular weapons are outdated Cold War-era relics.
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08/04/10 – The Other Scott Horton – The Scott Horton Show
The Other Scott Horton (no relation), international human rights lawyer, professor and contributing editor at Harper’s magazine, discusses the only law explicitly defined in the U.S. Constitution: treason, why the founding fathers made treason prosecutions difficult by design, the very serious charges facing accused ‘WikiLeaker’ Bradley Manning (but treason and espionage aren’t among them), Mark Thiessen’s Washington Post op-ed on why ‘WikiLeaks must be stopped‘ and the double standard that allows pro-war pundits to leak government-favorable classified information without rebuke.
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08/03/10 – Gareth Porter – The Scott Horton Show
Gareth Porter, independent historian and journalist for IPS News, discusses Obama’s weasel-worded admission that combat brigades will remain in Iraq despite his promise to remove them by Sept. 1, 2010, new doubts on the Dec. 31, 2011 deadline on withdrawing all U.S. forces from Iraq and why Iraq’s government still has the last word on whether the U.S. ultimately stays or leaves.
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08/03/10 – Dahr Jamail – The Scott Horton Show
Dahr Jamail, author of The Will to Resist: Soldiers Who Refuse to Fight in Iraq and Afghanistan, discusses how U.S. involvement in Iraq intensified after 1958, continued U.S. support for Saddam Hussein during his worst atrocities, the April Glaspie moment and infamous Madeleine Albright soundbite, the 1990s decade of bombing a sanctions-crippled Iraq, what Obama really means by ‘withdrawal’ and how Nouri al-Maliki continues to wield power while the rest of Iraq’s government remains impotent.
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08/03/10 – Pardiss Kebriaei – The Scott Horton Show
Pardiss Kebriaei, staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights, discusses the ACLU/CCR joint lawsuit against the Treasury Department for ignoring a request for permission to represent the father of accused terrorist (and U.S. citizen) Anwar al-Aulaqi, the dubious legal gatekeeping role assigned to the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, the dozens of people on Obama’s extrajudicial executive assassination hit-list, why the Obama DOJ Office of Legal Council probably has memos that would make David Addington blush, the lawyer-free zone for Specially Designated Global Terrorists and how the post-9/11 Authorization for Use of Military Force is now used as a blanket justification for U.S. military or covert action anywhere on anyone.
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08/03/10 – Karen Kwiatkowski – The Scott Horton Show
Karen Kwiatkowski, columnist at LewRockwell.com and retired USAF lieutenant colonel, discusses the neocon infiltration of the formerly decent Hudson Institute, her firsthand account of how the Office of Special Plans lied us into the Iraq War, Col. David Hackworth’s pushback against OSP propaganda and why the Iraq War instigators are now directing their war cries toward Iran.
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08/03/10 – Malou Innocent – The Scott Horton Show
Malou Innocent, Foreign Policy Analyst at the Cato Institute and author of the article ‘Are Our Goals in Afghanistan ‘Fairly Modest’?’, discusses the Center for a New American Security‘s (unofficial) motto on nation building: ‘never say die!’, military pundits who cherry pick the convenient aspects of COIN doctrine, why the U.S. can’t seem to tell the difference between insurgents and terrorists, the fallacy of Afghanistan as a ‘safe haven’ for the 9/11 terrorists (who moved freely in the U.S. and Germany), baiting Afghan War opponents as misogynists and why the antiwar movement is MIA while think tanks unite around an unending interventionist policy.
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08/02/10 – Mike Ludwig – The Scott Horton Show
Truthout contributor Mike Ludwig discusses the U.S. military’s missed opportunity to minimize the health risks from depleted uranium munitions, the Department of Defense’s policy of ‘don’t look, don’t find’ regarding a link between DU and Gulf War Veterans Illness, the 40-year late Congressional action on Agent Orange related illnesses and why the health and safety of enlisted troops is a secondary concern to the generals in charge.
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