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Category Archives: Palestinian/Israeli Conflict
Lenze Interview – Podcast March 2, 2020
Power Politics, Religion And Economic Exploitation In The Middle East. Steve Williamson and Mike Cosentino welcome Paul Lenze back to the program to discuss current events in the Middle East. Lenze is a professor of Politics and International Affairs at … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Government, Human Rights, International Relations, Interviews, Iran, Middle East, Middle East Policy, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Religion
Tagged Iran, Iraq, Israel, Middle East Politics, Palestine
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Alice Rothchild Interview – Podcast November 26, 2018
Zionism, the Two-State Solution and Boycotts. Co-hosts Steve Williamson and Mike Cosentino welcome Alice Rothchild, physician, activist, filmmaker and author of Condition Critical: Life and death in Israel/Palestine. They begin by discussing the current state of Gaza, which is home … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Foreign Affairs, Government, Human Rights, International Relations, Interviews, Middle East, Middle East Policy, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict
Tagged Apartheid, Gaza, Israel, Palestinians, Two-State Solution, West Bank, Zionism
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Mik Jordahl Interview — Podcast December 11, 2017
The Bill of Rights Is Being Fought Over Every Day: When All Is Said and Done, Litigation Is the Only Effective Way To Protect Us From the Consequences of Unconstitutional Laws. Mik Jordahl, local Sedona attorney and free speech advocate, … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Law Enforcement, Arizona Politics, Citizens United, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Constitutional Issues, Democratic Governance, Human Rights, Income Inequality, Interviews, Judicial System, Jurisprudence, Justice System, Legal Issues, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, Policing, Political Polarization
Tagged 1st Amendment, BDS Movement, Begging, Bill Of Rights, Boycotts, FIrst Amendment, Free Speech, Mik Jordahl, Panhandling, Pre-emption
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Paul Lenze Interview — Podcast May 15, 2017
Sorting Out the Threads in the Middle East: Proxy Wars, Ethnic and Sectarian Alignments, Failed States, Realpolitik, and the Agony of Millions of Refugees. Mike Cosentino and Steve Williamson welcome Dr. Paul Lenze, Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Northern Arizona University, back … Continue reading
Posted in European Union, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, International Terrorism, Interviews, Middle East, Middle East Policy, Military, Military Policy, National Security, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, Political History
Tagged al Qaeda, Binyamin Netanyahu, Daesh, Donald Trump, Emirates, Hamas, Hassan Rouhani, Iran, Iraq, ISIL, ISIS, Jordan, Kurdistan, Paul Lenze, Recip Erdogan, Saudia Arabia, Sunni-Shia Conflict, Syria, Turkey
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Alice Rothchild Interview — Podcast February 13, 2017
If You Prick Us, Do We Not Bleed…If You Wrong Us, Shall We Not Revenge?: Jewish-American Physician Alice Rothchild Addresses the Legacy of Injury And Retribution That a Purely Geopolitical Approach To the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Has Inflicted On the Inhabitants Of the Region. Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Bigotry, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Interviews, Middle East, Middle East Policy, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, Political History, Propaganda, Racism, Water Policy
Tagged Alice Rothchild, Donald Trump, Gaza, Holocaust, Israel, Palestine, Settlement Policy, West Bank, Yamn an-Nakba
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The Upcoming Trump Administration: What Should We Expect? — Podcast December 26, 2016
Billionaires, Generals, and White Supremacists: Donald Trump Introduces the Ship of State to Its New Crew. Gary LaMaster, Klaus von Stutterheim, and Steve Williamson look at President-Elect Trump’s picks for Cabinet and senior advisory positions. Compared to past administrations, this one appears to be … Continue reading
Posted in Affordable Care Act, Anti-Federalism, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Class Conflict, Climate Change, Conspiracy Theories, Corruption, De-regulation, Democratic Governance, Domestic Policy, Economic Policy, Education Policy, Elections, Environmental Issues, Foreign Policy, Health Insurance, Immigration, Income Inequality, Industrial Policy, International Relations, Labor Unions, Mass Media, Middle East Policy, Military Policy, Minimum Wage, National Politics, National Security, Nuclear Weapons, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, Political Lies, Political Polarization, Presidential Elections, Privatization, Public Education, Public Health Policy, Racism, Regulatory Agencies, Trade Policy
Tagged ACA, Affordable Care Act, Andy Puzder, Ben Carson, Betsy DeVos, Cabinet Appointments, Donald Trump, Elaine Chao, James Mattis, Jeff Sessions, John Kelly, Mike Flynn, Mike Pompeo, Nikki Haley, Obamacare, Rex Tillerson, Rick Perry, Ryan Zinke, Scott Pruitt, Steve Bannon, Steve Mnuchin, Tom Price, Trump Administtration, Trump Advisors, Wilbur Ross
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Juan Cole Interview — Podcast July 11, 2016
Syria: Such As It Is, the Logic of an Intractable Conflict. Dr. Juan Cole, Richard P. Mitchell Collegiate Professor of History at the University of Michigan, expert on Middle Eastern affairs, and author of the widely read and influential blog Informed Comment, returns again … Continue reading
Posted in European Union, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, International Relations, International Terrorism, Interviews, Iran, Islamic Republic, Middle East, Middle East Policy, Military Policy, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, U.S. Armed Forces
Tagged Alawite Sect, Baath Party, Bashar al-Assad, Juan Cole, Muslim Brotherhood, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Sectarian Conflict, Sunni-Shia Conflict, Syrian Civil War
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Hillary Clinton and the Machinery of Republican Character Assassination — Podcast June 27, 2016
Assessing Hillary Clinton’s Record: How NOT To Do it. Democratic Perspective recalls the sad history of over-the-top Republican caricatures of Hillary Clinton. How a 25-year campaign of snobbery, misogyny, and carefully crafted disinformation has altered public perceptions of what, by any honest standard, is a solid record … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy Theories, Cultural Change, Democratic Governance, Disinformation, Elections, Foreign Policy, International Relations, Middle East Policy, Military Policy, Misogyny, National Politics, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, Political Lies, Political Polarization, Presidential Elections, Scandal Mongering, Women's Issues
Tagged Clinton Foundation, Donald Trump, Grover Norquist, Hillary Clinton, Presidential Election 2016
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The Sanders Campaign: Is It Really Over When It’s Over? — Podcast June 20, 2016
Bernie and Hillary: In Politics, as in Asymmetric Warfare, Declarations of Victory Can Sometimes Be Premature. Democratic Perspective looks at the passions driving the Sanders campaign, the threat of a permanent schism in the Democratic Party, and what effect — if any — committed Sanders supporters will have on … Continue reading
Posted in Class Conflict, Cultural Change, Democratic Governance, Demographic Trends, Economic Policy, Education Policy, Elections, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Financial Sector, Fiscal Policy, Foreign Policy, Gun Control, Health Care, Immigration, Income Inequality, Jobs and Employment, Labor Unions, Media Campaigns, Middle East Policy, Military Policy, Minimum Wage, Monetary Policy, National Politics, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, Political Parties, Political Polarization, Presidential Elections, Public Education, Social Security, Social Services, Socialism
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton
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U.S. Interventionism: In Search of a Coherent Foreign Policy — Podcast April 13, 2015
Does Military Intervention in Other Countries Really Advance U.S. Interests? Democratic Perspective’s Mike Cosentino, Gary LaMaster and Steve Williamson discuss the long list of American military interventions in the affairs of other countries, and the consequences to date. The balance sheet is far from positive, … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, International Relations, International Terrorism, Iran, Islamic Republic, Middle East, Middle East Policy, Military Policy, Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, Podcasts, U.S. Armed Forces
Tagged Bashar al-Assad, Blowback, ISIS, Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, Neoconservatism, Proxy War, Saddam Hussein, Soviet Union, Sunni-Shia Conflict, Syria, Vietnam War, Yemen
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