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Petras and Finkelstein on the Israel Lobby: audio

Norman Finkelstein and James Petras talking about AIPAC and US Foreign Policy on KPFK Radio in February.

The discussion was hosted by Hagit Borer for the SWANA (South and West Asia and North Africa) Collective of KPFK radio, Los Angeles, CA, and broadcast on February 8, 2007.

A worthwhile listen though it goes a bit all over the place in the first third and could have been better moderated and steered. RT: 60 minutes.

Full transcript available at Dissident Voice and Norman Finkelstein.com.

http://odeo.com/audio/11214943/view

Also check out James Petras’s new play Ghosts and Renegades. A multi-lingual translation of this 3 act play is featured at The Peoples Voice.

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This entry was posted on 3 May, 2007 by in Alternative Media, Audio, Hegemon-watch, History, Human Rights, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Israel Watch, Justice, Lobby watch, Middle East, Militarism general, Neocons, Palestine, Palestine Peace, Peace and Justice, Political Economy, Race, Syria, US Foreign Policy, USA, Zionism.

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