By Winslow Myers Escalating tensions in the Ukraine raise the concern that the “firebreak” between conventional and the tactical nuclear weapons potentially available to all

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https://soundcloud.com/davidcnswanson/talk-nation-radio-raed-jarrar-obamas-budget-spends-58-of-discretionary-spending-on-military Raed Jarrar is Policy Impact Coordinator at the American Friends Service Committee. He discusses President Obama’s proposed budget. See http://www.afsc.org/media-kit/bios/raed-jarrar Total run time: 29:00

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