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The Return of the Cruise Missile Left
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The laptop bombadiers are happy with the results in Tripoli. But it requires a framework that supports intervention in order to invade a country. Maximillian Forte takes us on a journey through 'liberal imperialism,' and the 'NATO left.'
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Unusual Sources is an anti-war radio program that covers issues from a labour perspective. For more information, see About Unusual Sources. http://hamiltonco
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Podcasts • Politics
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Peak #6
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Brendan Stone, Maximilian Forte
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Unusual Sources 2011
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August 24, 2011
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MP3 10.0 MB • 32 kbps • 43:41
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Please note that due to a technical glitch, the last minutes of the interview are cut off. If you wish to retrieve them fully, you can download the MP3 from this address: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/53994
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Places were you can get a humane anti-war view of events in Libya and elsewhere: Monthly Review Zine Global Research Counterpunch Antiwar.com Information Clearing House Dissident Voice Black Agenda Report What's Left Cindy Sheehan's Soapbox International Action Center Crescent International Race and History Stop NATO Common Dreams Maximilian Forte's "Open Anthropology" can be found here: http://openanthropology.org/
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