Antiwar.com editorial director Scott Horton interviewed the heroic Dan Ellsberg at least 25 times about Vietnam, whistleblowers, nuclear weapons and the terror wars. They are all available for free here. Most include transcripts, two of which were featured in Scott’s book Hotter Than the Sun: Time to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
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Six Principles for an Increasingly Authoritarian Age Since the Vietnam War, the U.S. antiwar movement has experienced some high points—notably […]
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Americans For Prosperity and Concerned Veterans of America had me out to give a talk to a committee of the Montana State Senate in Helena on Tuesday. Here is some of the audio. The first 15 minutes or so about how the corruption of the military industrial complex and the boom and bust caused by … Continue reading "What I Told the Montana State Senate"
On Monday, October 19, at Smedley Butler’s grave site in West Chester, Pennsylvania, Antiwar.com editorial director Scott Horton and columnist Maj. Danny Sjursen (USA ret.) will be joining the great Dan McKnight and BringOurTroopsHome.us for an event honoring the late war racket-exposing marine general and condemning America’s current “forever wars.” Read all about it here.
Currently, US involvement in Yemen is under the authority of the Trump Administration without the consent or oversight of Congress. The US is not at war with Yemen but aiding Saudi Arabia with supplies, personnel, and a blockade that starves 130 children to death per day.
On Friday, 12 February 2016, Peace Coalition of Monterey will present Moving Toward a World Beyond War. Professor Jan Knippers Black will moderate. The event will begin at 6pm PT at the Irvine Auditorium & Atrium at MIIS located at 499 Pierce Street, Monterey. It is free and open to the public.
I recently got a chance to discuss American militarism and antiwar politics with Ralph Nader. The Center for Study of Responsive Law created this video in affiliation with the Amherst Political Union.
Freedom Works policy analyst Julie Borowski on her evolution to anti-interventionism.
It shouldn’t be easy for a group of Antiwar.com writers and supporters to just walk in and dish about foreign policy at the Left Forum, which claims to be the biggest annual convocation of Leftwing activists in the country.
But it was — easy, that is. In fact, some of us probably made it harder for the Leftwing participants at the New York City confab to prove to us that that they weren’t just humanitarian “imperialists” in disguise. Imperialists – that’s a dirty word in these parts, on any side of the aisle.
