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Talk Nation Radio: Gar Alperovitz on Ending War

Democracy Collaborative co-founder Gar Alperovitz joins Talk Nation Radio host David Swanson on his show, “Let’s Try Democracy” (Syndicated by Pacifica Network). Gar comments on the current state of nuclear armament, and what it would take to end all world wars:

Gar Alperovitz: I think things are in dire straits. We’ve been very, very, very lucky so far that someone has not triggered use of these [nuclear] weapons. We’re skating on thin ice. We have yet to find a president who is willing to make this a top priority… Hear the full radio show.

Publication date: 2016-08-15
Parent publication: Talk Nation Radio
Publication URL: http://davidswanson.org/node/5247

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