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The Elements Of A Successful Revolution

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Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Topics: Great Speeches and Interviews, Shadi Hamid, Simon Schama, revolution, Scott Horton, Anand Gopal, al-Qaeda, Eric Margolis, Lester Brown, counterinsurgency strategy, Musharraf, Benazir Bhutto, food prices

Shadi Hamid and Simon Schama comment on what makes a revolution more likely to succeed - or fail.
Source: The Elements Of A Successful Revolution

Scott Horton Interviews Anand Gopal

Independent journalist Anand Gopal discusses why counterinsurgency strategy works better in theory than in practice. He explains how the "denying al-Qaeda sanctuary" justification for U.S. military deployments ignores the real reasons the 9/11 attacks succeeded.
Source: Scott Horton Interviews Anand Gopal

Scott Horton Interviews Eric Margolis

Eric Margolis discusses Egypt's fake revolution. He comments on the criminal charges against former Pakistani president Musharraf and reminds us of the still unsolved mystery of who really killed Benazir Bhutto.
Source: Scott Horton Interviews Eric Margolis

How Close are we to the Edge

As food prices rise, and civil unrest builds throughout the Middle East, Lester Brown, wonders if these two could be connected.
Source: How Close are we to the Edge

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