Katie Halper
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War Criminals Playing Cards!
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November 4, 2024
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Ashish Prashar joins Katie to talk about his new 'War Criminal Playing Cards'. A way to satirize and also call attention to those who have committed war crime but are still in power. Ashish also reacts to several Hasbara claims made by government officials and journalists.
Ashish Prashar is a formerly incarcerated political strategist, human rights activist, and writer. He was an advisor to the Middle East Peace Envoy and worked for former British Prime Minister Tony Blair in the Middle East and West Africa. He was a press secretary for the Conservative Party and Mayor of London Boris Johnson. Ashish also worked on Obama and Biden’s Presidential Campaigns. Ashish is a Fellow at the Royal Society of Arts and sits on the Board of Just Leadership and the Responsible Business Initiative for Justice. Ashish has appeared as a regular commentator in media outlets, including CNN, The Guardian and USA Today. He's now calling out ALL politicians for their complicity in genocide.
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