April 10, 2017 – Matthew Hoh on Afghanistan and the individual costs of war – Episode 4413
February 4, 2018
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1:08:35Now PlayingApril 10, 2017 – Matthew Hoh on Afghanistan and the individual costs of war – Episode 4413
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as posted by the channelMatthew Hoh, a Senior Fellow at the Center for International Policy and a former State Department official, discusses why he resigned his post in protest over Afghanistan policy in September 2009; the continuing futility of 16 years of US occupation in a country that never was an important terrorist safe-haven; the startling ignorance of super-hawks John McCain and Lindsey Graham; and how informal veterans groups are stepping up to help prevent suicides among their vulnerable peers, since the VA isn’t up to the job.
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