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FPF #303 – Venezuelan Regime Change?
On FPF #303, I discuss the potential change of government in Venezuela. The leader of the country's opposition, Juan Guaido has declared himself the interim president. The move has been backed by the US and several other nations. The Maduro government still claims to...
How America’s Gun Violence Epidemic May Have Roots in Overseas War Zones
In recent months a string of school shootings in the United States has rekindled the debate over gun violence, its causes and what can be done to stop it. But amid endless talk of school shootings and AR-15s, a large piece of the puzzle has been left conspicuously...
FPF #148 – The Myth of Iranian Influence
On FPF #148, I start with updates on Operation Olive Branch and Afghanistan. Turkey continues to threaten the US and allied Kurdish forces in Syria. In Afghanistan, a Taliban suicide bombing has killed over 100. I break down an interview of retired Admiral General...
The Antiwar Comic: This is What He Wants
In many ways, it doesn't surprise me that Trump wants this. No skin off his back, right? Still, would've been nice of him to close it. For a few minutes during the campaign, I thought he might just to spite Obama. For more comics, visit The Webcomic...
5/26/17 Peter van Buren on Moral Injury in the Iraq and Terror Wars
Peter Van Buren, former foreign service officer for the State Department, is interviewed on We Meant Well, his book on the Iraq War, and Hooper’s War, his new novel about war and PTSD. In a wide ranging interview, Van Buren discusses moral injury and responsibility...
5/12/17 Sonia Kennebeck on her documentary film National Bird about America’s drone wars
Sonia Kennebeck, an investigative journalist and filmmaker, discusses her film National Bird about the people most effected by America's legally and ethically questionable drone wars. The US-based operators and analysts who pick targets to kill with missiles from half...
4/10/17 Matthew Hoh on the Afghanistan quagmire and the individual costs of war
Matthew Hoh, a Senior Fellow at the Center for International Policy and a former State Department official, discusses why he resigned his post in protest over Afghanistan policy in September 2009; the continuing futility of 16 years of US occupation in a country that...
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