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with Chris Hedges
teleSUR English on Apr 4, 2016
In this episode of Days of Revolt, Chris Hedges interviews two veterans of the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Michael Hanes and Rory Fanning. They lament the brutality of the American military presence, which they say creates the conditions for terrorism and fuels attacks in places like Brussels. They also speak out about the painful struggle of coping with PTSD, and the alienation faced by many soldiers when they come home.
from the archives:
The Stimulator: Paris is Burning! + Take-Down of “The Donald”
Chris Hedges: We Bomb Them, They Bomb Us
Europe Gets Burned Playing With Fire by Finian Cunningham
Chris Hedges: Bringing In More Troops To Iraq Is Pure Folly
How a Hillary or Bernie Government Would Relate to the World by David Swanson
Don’t Enlist, But Don’t Just Take My Word For It by Lo
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Unmissable conversation. Helps to redefine what we mean by courage.
Yes, I so agree, David. Thanks for catching up on the posts, you’ve been missed.
Thanks Lo! Been working over in France…
No Internet available where you were in France?