Dialogue Works

Brazilian Professor/Podcaster Nima Rostami Alkhorshid again creates space and climate for a discursive, but hopefully, interesting tour d’horizon, with time for calling to mind forgotten facts and vignettes relevant to today’s denouement.

Disarray in Washington

With Stephen Gardner Friday, I discussed the bizarre events of the past week, particularly regarding Ukraine, and what additional bizarre events to expect this coming week amid disarray in Washington. Stephen tells me interview is garnering lots of views.

Debate: Is War in Ukraine Justified?

I debated David Swanson and Jim Brooke yesterday, in as friendly a way as was possible, on what led to the war in Ukraine. You may find the contentious debate instructive in its own way. And in a first for me, I kept my 10-min lead-off remarks to 11 min.

US “Intelligence” in Ukraine

Larry Johnson & I on “Judging Freedom” Sept 22; discussed US intelligence on Ukraine, if any; empty seats at the UN; & the Polish Prime Minister’s startling admission that Warsaw will not rescue Zelensky – actually, wouldn’t touch him with a ten-foot Pole.

Lying Our Way into War

Two lies that could grease the skids for war with Russia: 1 – The Russians hacked the DNC in 2016 to get Trump elected; 2 – In recent decades Russia has been threatening NATO and not vice versa. Both are belied by the cold facts. On Zoom with Scott Ritter:

The Fourth Estate – an Accounting

Judge Napolitano & I look into what happened to the Fourth Estate, and why. I found the subject so dismal that I tried to lighten things up a bit with a lame joke – before turning to real low-life examples like NYT’s David Sanger & those who air Petraeus.