Amy Goodman
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Peace Activist Faces Up to Two Years in Prison for Protest at Drone Base Near Syracuse, NY
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December 3, 2014
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10:52Now PlayingA longtime peace activist is facing up to two years in prison for demonstrating outside the gates of New York's Hancock Field Air National Guard Base, which is used to remotely pilot U.S. drone attacks. Mark Colville is heading to court today to be sentenced stemming from his arrest last December. More than 100 people have been arrested over the past five years as part of nonviolent campaign organized by the Upstate Drone Coalition. Hours before he learns his fate, Colville joins us to discuss his activism and why he opposes the U.S. drone war.
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