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Keaton Resigns from Communist Party
Or maybe it's the "Libertarian" Party. Whatever. Eric Garris insisted, for reasons explained here. Angela's statement is here.
The Show: Joseph Salerno
Joseph Salerno will be the featured guest on the Scott Horton Show at Antiwar Radio on Tuesday, December 9th. Salerno will be on at 1:30PM Eastern. Joseph Salerno is a senior fellow at the Ludwig Von Mises Institute, professor of economics at Pace University, and...
Recent Episodes of the Scott Horton Show
6/24/21 Ben Suitt on the Alarming Suicide Rate Among Post-9/11 War Vets
Scott interviews Ben Suitt about his work about veteran suicides for Brown University’s Cost of War Project. Suitt conservatively estimates that about 30,000 veterans of America’s terror wars have taken their own lives, a truly astonishing number. This side of modern warfare often goes undiscussed, but it is every bit as concerning as the physical injuries that soldiers sustain overseas.
Discussed on the show:
- “High Suicide Rates among United States Service Members and Veterans of the Post-9/11 Wars” (Cost of War Project)
- “Poll: 42 percent of Americans think the US is winning the ‘war on terror'” (Military Times)
Ben Suitt is the author of “Finding Resonance Amid Trauma: Moral Injury and the Role of Religion Among Christian Post-9/11 U.S. Veterans.” A recent graduate of Boston University, Dr. Suitt’s research investigates the role of religion in the lives of US military veterans as they navigate between competing identities and cultures amid the disruptive experiences of war and trauma.
This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: The War State, by Mike Swanson; Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom; ExpandDesigns.com/Scott; Photo IQ; Green Mill Supercritical; Zippix Toothpicks; and Listen and Think Audio.
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02/19/08 – Philip Cunliffe – The Scott Horton Show
Philip Cunliffe, freelance writer and researcher at King’s College in London, England, discusses the new ‘supervised independence‘ of Kosovo under the authority of the European Union, the fallacy of benevolent international humanitarian intervention and its consequences in Sudan and Iraq as well as the Balkans.
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02/19/08 – Gareth Porter – The Scott Horton Show
Independent historian and journalist, Gareth Porter, discusses relations between Shi’ite factions in Iraq, their relations with Iran, accusations that the Iranians are supplying weapons to those killing Americans in Iraq, the State Department’s insistence that Iran ‘admit’ to the accusation in the recent NIE that they used to have a nuclear weapons program, the complicity of the mainstream media in promoting the government’s propaganda and the consequences of American intervention in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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02/16/08 – Anthony Gregory – The Scott Horton Show
Anthony Gregory, research analyst at the Independent Institute, disdains Presidents’ Day, presidents and the presidency.
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02/15/08 – John V. Walsh – The Scott Horton Show
John V. Walsh, regular contributor to CounterPunch laments the failures of the progressive Left, paleo Right and libertarians to get their act together in a real antiwar coalition.
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02/15/08 – Jonathan Schwarz – The Scott Horton Show
Jonathan Schwarz, co-author of Our Kamf and the blog A Tiny Revolution, discusses the fun he had upon finding a tape of Bill Kristol and Daniel Ellsberg on ‘Washington Journal’ just after the Iraq invasion.
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02/14/08 – Christopher Ketcham – The Scott Horton Show
Christopher Ketcham, a freelance reporter and writer for many venues including Antiwar.com, discusses modern American secessionist movements like the Second Vermont Republic, the drawbacks of centralized power and possible pitfalls of radical decentralization, his upcoming article for Radar about federal plans for martial law and upcoming movie about corruption in Brooklyn.
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02/14/08 – Scott Horton – The Scott Horton Show
The other Scott Horton (no relation), heroic anti-torture human rights lawyer, Columbia University lecturer and noted author of the blog ‘No Comment‘ at Harper’s magazine, discusses the erosion of the rule of law as binding on government power, the Senate’s attempt to push back by again outlawing torture, Justice Scalia’s scandalous view of ‘’so-called’ torture,’ the Taxi to the Dark Side, the ‘Kubark technique’ of sensory deprivation/overload, the innocence of 92% of the Guantanamo detainees, hopes that the next administration will undo the Bush/Cheney torture policy, the difficulty of getting rid of the neocons like Cheney’s lawyer Jim Haynes, the military tribunal system, the persecution by the Justice Department of political opponents of the GOP and their refusal to prosecute rapes and murders committed by contractors in Iraq.
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02/13/08 – John Taylor – The Scott Horton Show
Middle East expert John Taylor discusses Bush and his lackey Elliot Abram’s successful efforts to do nothing at all to help achieve peace in Palestine, the dishonest media, Tom Lantos’ participation of the ‘babies left to die on the cold floor‘ hoax of 1990, Abram’s role in Iran-Contra, racist zealotry, .
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