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Hour 1 - Major Danny Sjursen (U.S. Army - ret.) on Peacestock 2019: The Seeds of a Veterans' Antiwar Movement
Hour 2 - Eric Peters (Libertarian freelance car/bike/political columnist ) on the future tech of cars, electric, flying cars, etc...
Hour 3 - Craig Huey (Author of The Deep State: 15 Surprising Dangers You Should Know ) and Dr Phranq Tamburri = Trump Report
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Hour 1
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Danny Sjursen (U.S. Army - ret.)
Danny Sjursen is a retired US Army officer and regular contributor to Antiwar.com. His work has appeared in the LA Times, The Nation, Huff Post, The Hill, Salon, Truthdig, Tom Dispatch, among other publications. He served combat tours with reconnaissance units in Iraq and Afghanistan and later taught history at his alma mater, West Point. He is the author of a memoir and critical analysis of the Iraq War, Ghostriders of Baghdad: Soldiers, Civilians, and the Myth of the Surge. Follow him on Twitter at @SkepticalVet.
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Recent Article in Antiwar.Com: Peacestock 2019: The Seeds of a Veterans' Antiwar Movement
I was just about the youngest person in the room. I usually am when I address veterans' peace organizations. Of course, when I speak at universities, it's the exact opposite case. Being a 35-year old post 9/11 antiwar vet can be a bit lonely, a feeling of being stuck between two generational worlds. In this case, just this past weekend, I spoke, along with the great Ann Wright, at an amazing event titled Peacestock, in Red Wing, Minnesota. It was an annual gathering, several years running now, of the greater Minneapolis chapters of Veterans for Peace.
In a solemn, yet joyous, day of peace, camaraderie, and even group singing, various speakers discussed the state of the struggling antiwar movement, the importance of patriotic veterans' dissent, and a plethora of intersectional foreign and domestic issues. We laughed, some cried, as many of our emotions leapt from frustration to excitement and back again. In addition to my genuine gratitude for the honor of attending and serving as a keynote speaker, there were, for me, two key takeaways from the daylong event.
First, as speakers discussed a range of policy issues and facets of activism, it occurred to me that the antiwar movement must avoid the pitfall of artificially separating foreign and domestic affairs. At the gathering, the audience of perhaps 150 vets and family members heard speeches on topics that ranged from Afghanistan to Palestine, Guantanamo to immigration, indigenous rights to drone warfare, and from the upcoming 2020 election to halting the march to war with Iran.
As I listened, hour after hour, it struck me that each of these vital problems ought not to be covered the way mainstream media and most other activists tend to do so. No serious antiwar movement can take root as long as "kitchen table" issues like healthcare and immigration are disjointed from "overseas" affairs such as war and human rights. These vets in little Red Wing, Minnesota, on the banks of the Mississippi, got that, and it was refreshing. See, empires, all empires, including the latest American manifestation, always come home to roost.
As such, there is a direct line between the military occupation of Baghdad and the police occupation of communities of color in Baltimore; between Guantanamo Bay and detention camps on the U.S. southern border; between Abu Ghraib and domestic mass incarceration; between drone assassinations abroad and warrantless surveillance at home. Citizen apathy about matters of foreign policy, as was so clearly demonstrated in the first serious of Democratic primary debates, won't change unless a newly invigorated antiwar movement clearly connects military waste of lives and cash in perpetual war to the national debt and lack of domestic social programs back in the civilian world.
It matters not, for now, whether one would rather transfer the trillions of dollars saved to poverty reduction programs or tax cuts. Progressives and libertarians must forge an alliance to end forever war or there'll be no hope of doing so. Until Rand Paul types and Bernie Sanders supporters truly find common cause in a broad sense, the militarist establishments of both political parties will feed the American people endless war.
The second major takeaway from Peacestock involved my relative youth. Nearly all in attendance were Vietnam-era veterans. Now these weren't the stereotypical flaky hippies of the common imagination, but rather former troopers who've seen and done the serious business of war fighting, been-there and done-that types. That can never be taken away from them. Still, the fact that I, an invited speaker, was the only post 9/11 wars alumni, qualifies as more than a bit disconcerting.
Organizations like Veterans for Peace have to actively recruit Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. Conversely, my generation of former soldiers must put aside our frustration and nihilism (and our smartphones) and get involved. Social media activism has got to be replaced with holding signs, and standing in the rain; joining Facebook groups replaced by joining Veterans for Peace and About Face (both).
Look, the spirit is out there waiting to be harnessed and productively organized. Recent polls demonstrate that fully two-thirds of post-9/11 veterans now believe the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan weren't "worth fighting." And indeed they most certainly were not! Moreover, since other opinion polls have long (and disturbingly) shown that the military is the only public institution which Americans now trust, it is from within the veterans' community that a new and serious antiwar assault must be launched. When those of us who killed and sacrificed needlessly, those of us who are highly respected by most civilians, speak out en masse, Americans will (just maybe) listen!
So, whether you are a vet who's sick of endless war and countless combat tours, or a like-minded civilian fellow traveler, be a citizen: check out Peacestock and join – or support – an antiwar veterans' group. The future of this republic may depend on it…
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TOPICS DISCUSSED ON THE SHOW:
1. Lt. Ehren Watada on Refusing to Serve in Iraq
Lt. Ehren Watada speaking at the Veterans for Peace 2006 National Convention August 12, 2006 in Seattle about refusing to serve in Iraq.
2. Sir! No Sir! (2005) Documentary
This feature-length documentary focuses on the efforts by troops in the U.S. military during the Vietnam War to oppose the war effort by peaceful demonstration and subversion. It speaks mainly to veterans, but serves as a ready reminder to civilians that soldiers may oppose war as stridently as any civilian, and at greater personal peril
3. Events Danny will be attending this summer
A. Veterans for Peace Annual Conference
Spokane August 15-18, 2019
B. About Face National Convention - Texas
C.
Hour 2
Hour 2 - Eric Peters (Libertarian freelance car/bike/political columnist ) on the future tech of cars, electric, flying cars, etc...
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Letters of Marque Paperback
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Letters of Marque Paperback – September 25, 2018
by Marque dePlume (Author)
"The Crown calls it 'piracy' to explore frontiers beyond its grasp. So the time has come to define the conduct among pirates." Captain Marque
http://pirateswithoutborders.com/
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Hour 2
Video of show:
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Eric Peters
Eric Peters is a freelance Anarcho-Libertarian writer, who uses cars and bikes as the vehicle for making the case for freedom and self-ownership.
Eric started out writing about cars for mainstream media outlets such as The Washington Times, Detroit News and Free Press, Investors Business Daily, The American Spectator, National Review, The Chicago Tribune and Wall Street Journal.
At some point, it occurred to him that cars – and of course, motorcycles – represent freedom, but that the freedom to drive (and freedom to drive what you wanted to drive) was being systematically undermined by authoritarian control freaks dressed in red and blue. His former conservatism evolved into Libertarianism, this oddball idea that live – and let live – ought to be the basis for human interactions.
His books include Road Hogs (2011) and Automotive Atrocities (2004). His latest book, Don't Get Taken for a Ride, was published in 2017. You can get a copy of it here, for your favorite price.
Eric lives in the boonies of rural Southwest Virginia with various animals and won't get near an airport until the TSA's Submission Training goes away.
If you're interested in contacting him about a radio or TV interview, speaking engagement or freelance project, drop him an e-mail at EPeters952@yahoo.com
Webpages; https://www.ericpetersautos.com/
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Hour 3
Hour 3 - Craig Huey (Author of The Deep State: 15 Surprising Dangers You Should Know ) and Dr Phranq Tamburri = Trump Report
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Letters of Marque Paperback
AVAILABLE ON AMAZON NOW BY CLICKING HERE!
Letters of Marque Paperback – September 25, 2018
by Marque dePlume (Author)
"The Crown calls it 'piracy' to explore frontiers beyond its grasp. So the time has come to define the conduct among pirates." Captain Marque
http://pirateswithoutborders.com/
Join us 'Above the Grid'
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Hour 3
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Craig Huey (Author: The Deep State) and Dr. Phranq Tamburri, NMD (The Trump Report)
Craig Huey is the author of The Deep State: 15 Surprising Dangers You Should Know, publisher of The Huey Report and Reality Alert newsletters, and a frequent guest on TV including Fox and radio. He is the president of JudgeVoterGuide.com, CraigHuey.com and ElectionForum.org.Craig is the only expert in the nation who evaluates judges as either strict constructionists or judicial activists. Craig also owns an 87-time award winning ad agency that utilizes the modern marketing techniques that progressives use to defeat conservatives. He is one of the top digital and direct response marketers in the U.S.Craig is the author of 23 Equity Crowdfunding Secrets to Raising Capital. Craig speaks internationally on politics, Christianity, and marketing and advertising.
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Dr. Phranq Tamburri is a naturopathic physician specializing in men's health with a sub-specialty in prostate cancer. In tandem to these fields, Dr. Tamburri treats male hormone deficiency, low energy, and sexual performance. Although naturopathic medicine is a specialty in itself, Dr. Tamburri has garnered recognition as an expert in the field of prostate cancer assessment, diagnosis, and treatment; each of the preceding from a balanced natural and allopathic perspective. His training in this area has been varied and wide in scope. As Chief Resident from his Alma Mater, he trained under Mayo trained urologist Bernard Gburek, M.D. at Scottsdale North Hospital while at the same time apprenticed under CMO and Physician of the Year Thomas Kruzel, N.D. who specialized in natural urology. Dr. Tamburri later was director of the Men's Health Clinic at his local teaching clinic. Currently he is long term professor of Clinical Urology at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and also sits as a member of the AZNMA and is the only naturopathic physician on the AZ State Funded SW Prostate Cancer Awareness Council. Dr. Tamburri has been published in this area along with multiple lectures to fellow physicians at yearly professional conventions. Recently he has been asked to serve as expert witness for the State of Arizona Board of Medical Examiners with regard to the management of natural prostate cancer assessment and treatment.
Dr. Tamburri, on his limited down time, loves to study Early American and World History in both didactics and in travels. He has taught inline skating for many years, hikes often with fellow doctors, and recently began pursuit as a poi practitioner! Webpage: http://www.longevitymedical.com/
Prostate Cancer Risk Assessment
Dr. Phranq Tamburri November 2008 NDNR article
Dr. Phranq Tamburri September 2007 NDNR article
Phranq's previous interviews on the Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock Radio Show:
https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Guest-Page.htm?No=00672
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