Robert Scheer on Iraq War II
This week on Truthdig Radio in association with KPFK: Truthdig's editor on IS, al-Qaida and another mess in Mesopotamia. Also: Bill Blum on beheadings, Deborah L. Rhode on the women's movement and Sangamithra Iyer on vital vegans.
This week on Truthdig Radio in association with KPFK: Truthdig’s editor on IS, al-Qaida and another mess in Mesopotamia. Also: Bill Blum on beheadings, Deborah L. Rhode on the women’s movement and Sangamithra Iyer on vital vegans.
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Guests, in order of appearance: Robert Scheer, Bill Blum, Deborah L. Rhode, Sangamithra Iyer.
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