Former British diplomat Jonathan Clarke joins host Harry Kreisler for a discussion of the impact of the neo-conservatives on U.S. foreign policy. He traces their emergence, the evolution of their ideas, and weighs the long term implications of their ascendancy in the administration of President George W. Bush. About one hour.
Iraq End Game with Ivan Eland and David Henderson.
A recurring question found in most public opinion polls and on the 2008 presidential campaign trail: What will be the end-game for the U.S. in Iraq? How will U.S. decisions about continued engagement affect Iraq itself, and the Middle East? About 80 minutes.
For more than a 100 years the United States has been intervening in the affairs of other nations creating a great deal of hatred as a result. Stephen Kinzer discusses the history of American foreign interventionism. About one hour.
During the Cold War the US actively supported and nurtured what became the Islamist movement. Once again America's interventionist policies created the enemies the US faces today. Author Rober Dreyfuss, about 70 minutes.
A documentary on the lies behind the attack on Iraq and the neo-conservative movement. About 70 minutes.
Historian Ralph Raico presents the historical case for a non-interventionist foreign policy. Seven parts, about one hour.
The full talk of author Jim Bovard at the Future of Freedom conference. About one hour. Seven parts.
Chalmers Johnson discusses his critique of American interventionist foreign policy. About one hour.
