Diplomacy is Preferable to War: A former ambassador discusses the “Axis of Evil.”
Edward Peck discusses America’s newfound “diplomacy” with Iran and Syria, the situation in Iraq, the Bush regime’s lies about North Korea’s “uranium enrichment program,” and the possibility of war with Iran.
MP3 here. (19:06)
Peck, a former U.S. chief of mission in Iraq and former ambassador to Mauritania, was deputy director of the White House Task Force on Terrorism in the Reagan administration.
Failing Our Wounded: Government throws used soldiers away
Newsweek‘s Dan Ephron discusses his story “Failing Our Wounded” about the neglect of wounded soldiers at Walter Reed medical center and overall failures of the V.A..
Dan Ephron is a national security correspondent for Newsweek.
Failed Interventions, Criminal Courts and Lost Liberty: A Report from the Balkans
From Skopje, Macedonia, Christopher Deliso discusses the Balkan Wars, the criminal/farcical international court system, the status of Kosovo, Bill Clinton’s missing mass graves and alliance with Osama, the complete failure of Western intervention to improve anything for anyone, the criminalization of speech in Germany and France and their attempts to foist their “hate” laws on all of Europe, and possible reverberations for our forgotten imperial missions in the event of war with Iran.
MP3 here. (54:00)
Balkanalysis.com director Christopher Deliso has lived and traveled widely in SE Europe and has a master’s degree with distinction in Byzantine Studies from Oxford University.
His many Balkan-related articles have appeared in a diverse range of publications, including: The Christian Science Monitor, the Baltimore Sun, the St. Petersburg Times (US), United Press International, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Washington Times, TravelIntelligence.net, Antiwar.com, Counterpunch!, the Orange County Register, the Power & Interest News Report, Transitions Online, Hidden Europe Magazine, Gonomad.com, Kinetic Travel, Traveler’s Tales-Turkey, Eurasianet.org and Escape from America Magazine.
