Talk Nation Radio: Sonia Kennebeck on the Drone as National Bird
https://soundcloud.com/davidcnswanson/talk-nation-radio-sonia-kennebeck-on-the-drone-as-national-bird Sonia Kennebeck is director and producwer of National Bird, an amazing new documentary about drones. Kennebeck is an independent documentary filmmaker and investigative journalist
The US Wars No One is Talking About and Obama’s Foreign Policy Legacy
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At Risk of Being Dupes
By David Smith-Ferri, PeaceVoice Here in Russia, where I have been traveling as part of a small delegation organized by Voices for Creative Nonviolence,
The Kapp Putsch and Modern Memory
By Michael N. Nagler, PeaceVoice On March 13, 1920, right-wing elements of German society along with some military units, particularly the Freikorps, or volunteer corps,
#NOWARNOVEMBER
By Jerry Maynard with Campaign Nonviolence Houston In a time where wars of all kinds are being waged around the world, Campaign Nonviolence-Houston is calling
Threats and “Strategic Patience” haven’t worked with North Korea, let’s try serious diplomacy
By Kevin Martin, PeaceVoice Last week, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper surprisingly told a House Intelligence Committee that getting North Korea to give up
How Drone Pilots Talk
By David Swanson For the past eight years millions of people have expended billions of words speculating about exactly how the United States kills people
Judge Disregards Testimony of First Amendment Activists Arrested at Pentagon, Accepts Flawed Observations of Police Officer
By David Swanson, War Is a Crime From NCNR WHO: Activists associated with the National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance (NCNR) gathered at the Pentagon on
But How Do You Use Nonviolence Against a Nuke?
By David Swanson Some of the most misguided questions ever conceived by the human brain take the form of “But how do you use nonviolence
NATO Warmongering at the Highest Pitch: Anders Fogh Rasmussen’s Recent Book & the 21st Century Colonialism
By Professor Filip Kovacevic, NewsBud Introduction: Rasmussen and Me On a warm spring evening in May 2014, when Anders Fogh Rasmussen, then secretary general of
When Charlottesville Was Nuked
By David Swanson Thirty-seven years ago, the United States Congress commissioned and published a work of fiction, an account of what life in Charlottesville, Virginia,
Ireland Gives Peace Award to the US Secretary of State while Supporting his Government’s Warmongering
By John Lannon, World Beyond War John Lannon is an organizer of Shannonwatch. Last weekend (October 30th) US Secretary of State John Kerry flew into
Of Veterans and Black Mirror Roaches
By David Swanson If you’re a fan of the Netflix show Black Mirror, go watch the episode called “Men Against Fire” before reading this. It’s
World War 3 Alert: U.S. Set to Deploy Marines Near Russian Border in Norway for the First Time Since World War II
By Sahash Khanal, Inquisitr As tensions between the U.S. & Russia rise to their highest since the Cold War and with threats of a third
The United Nations Votes to Start Negotiations to Ban the Bomb
One hundred and twenty-six nations voted to move forward with negotiations to prohibit nuclear weapons—just as the world has already done for biological and chemical
Let’s Reduce the U.S. Nuclear Arsenal
By Lawrence S. Wittner, PeaceVoice At present, nuclear disarmament seems to have ground to a halt. Nine nations have a total of approximately 15,500 nuclear
US airstrike that killed Iraqi family deepens fears for civilians in Mosul
Officials and aid agencies have been warning for months that the effort to dislodge Isis from their last major stronghold could have high humanitarian cost
Talk Nation Radio: James Marc Leas on Canceling the F-35
https://soundcloud.com/davidcnswanson/talk-nation-radio-james-marc-leas-on-canceling-the-f-35 James Marc Leas is a founding member of the Stop the F-35 Coalition in Burlington Vermont. He has published some two dozen articles on
The slide to war with Russia
By Ramesh Thakur ‘God created war so Americans could learn geography’ (1) On 3 October, taking another step on the road to a new cold
The War in Syria Cannot Be Won. But It Can Be Ended.
The left is profoundly divided over the conflict, but we should at least agree on a set of principles to end it. By Phyllis Bennis, The
What Keeps the F-35 Alive
By David Swanson Imagine if a local business in your town invented a brand new tool that was intended to have an almost magical effect
All Governments Lie, The Movie
By David Swanson Picture, if you will, video footage of vintage (early 2016) Donald Trump buffoonery with the CEO of CBS Leslie Moonves commenting on
In the “Jungle”: Report from the Refugee Camp in Calais, France
by Sabia Rigby, Voices for Creative Nonviolence “I was in jail with a Libyan man, his friends came and broke into the jail and
ST. PAUL St. Paul’s Highland Park High finds resistance to Air Force JROTC program
By Anthony Lonetree, Star Tribune The choir sang beautifully and the cadets gave it their best “left, right, left” while marching in a Navy Junior Reserve
UK bases used for targeting in secret US drone war, documents indicate
Personnel on military bases in the UK have been involved in choosing targets for a secret US drone campaign which has killed hundreds of civilians
Anti War Group Protests On U of I Campus
BY HUNTER MCKEE, Fox Illinois CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCCU) — Protesters lined up outside the University of Illinois Law School Friday. An anti-war group who expressed
When Will It End? US Government Again Uses Militarized Response to Stand of Native Americans to Injustice
By Ann Wright Its like we are back to the 1800s when the U.S. Army rampaged against Native American tribes across the American West. The