Peter Kuznick

They told them we had plans to have regime change in seven different countries. Yes. And what was on that list? Iraq, Iran, Syria. Libya, Syria. Libya, yeah. I mean, you go through... Iran, yeah. And so that was the game plan, what's happening now in Syria was part of a game plan. And Iran was the last. That they were explicit about. Iran is certainly crucial there.

They told them we had plans to have regime change in seven different countries. Yes. And what was on that list? Iraq, Iran, Syria. Libya, Syria. Libya, yeah. I mean, you go through... Iran, yeah. And so that was the game plan, what's happening now in Syria was part of a game plan. And Iran was the last. That they were explicit about. Iran is certainly crucial there.

They told them we had plans to have regime change in seven different countries. Yes. And what was on that list? Iraq, Iran, Syria. Libya, Syria. Libya, yeah. I mean, you go through... Iran, yeah. And so that was the game plan, what's happening now in Syria was part of a game plan. And Iran was the last. That they were explicit about. Iran is certainly crucial there.

The biggest prize of all was Iran. Sudan, Somalia, they had a lot of different countries we were going to overturn. And they had this vision that we could do it. On January 5th, 2003, the New York Times Sunday Magazine section, big headline, American Empire, get used to it. I mean, they weren't even hiding it.

The biggest prize of all was Iran. Sudan, Somalia, they had a lot of different countries we were going to overturn. And they had this vision that we could do it. On January 5th, 2003, the New York Times Sunday Magazine section, big headline, American Empire, get used to it. I mean, they weren't even hiding it.

The biggest prize of all was Iran. Sudan, Somalia, they had a lot of different countries we were going to overturn. And they had this vision that we could do it. On January 5th, 2003, the New York Times Sunday Magazine section, big headline, American Empire, get used to it. I mean, they weren't even hiding it.

They were proud about it at that point until things started to go haywire in Afghanistan and Iraq. And then finally- And Libya. And Libya's a little later. And also include Serbia, go back to 99. Well, yeah, the Russians were furious about what happened in Serbia.

They were proud about it at that point until things started to go haywire in Afghanistan and Iraq. And then finally- And Libya. And Libya's a little later. And also include Serbia, go back to 99. Well, yeah, the Russians were furious about what happened in Serbia.

They were proud about it at that point until things started to go haywire in Afghanistan and Iraq. And then finally- And Libya. And Libya's a little later. And also include Serbia, go back to 99. Well, yeah, the Russians were furious about what happened in Serbia.

Did we? Not much, no. But in Russia, you would have heard very, very different. Something like 96% of the Russians thought that what was going on there was a war crime. Yes. I mean, the Russians were a totally opposite view. And the U.S.

Did we? Not much, no. But in Russia, you would have heard very, very different. Something like 96% of the Russians thought that what was going on there was a war crime. Yes. I mean, the Russians were a totally opposite view. And the U.S.

Did we? Not much, no. But in Russia, you would have heard very, very different. Something like 96% of the Russians thought that what was going on there was a war crime. Yes. I mean, the Russians were a totally opposite view. And the U.S.

was establishing the rules-based international order, which meant instead of going through the United Nations, which they couldn't have gotten it through, they did it on their own. Militarily. Yes, militarily.

was establishing the rules-based international order, which meant instead of going through the United Nations, which they couldn't have gotten it through, they did it on their own. Militarily. Yes, militarily.

was establishing the rules-based international order, which meant instead of going through the United Nations, which they couldn't have gotten it through, they did it on their own. Militarily. Yes, militarily.

We swallowed it. Let me give a different timeline on Oliver's history that I see. I mean, Oliver was walking on water in Hollywood with Platoon, Wall Street, Born on the Fourth of July, and then he made JFK. And then everything changed. And they started attacking JFK seven, eight months before the film was produced. I remember.

We swallowed it. Let me give a different timeline on Oliver's history that I see. I mean, Oliver was walking on water in Hollywood with Platoon, Wall Street, Born on the Fourth of July, and then he made JFK. And then everything changed. And they started attacking JFK seven, eight months before the film was produced. I remember.

We swallowed it. Let me give a different timeline on Oliver's history that I see. I mean, Oliver was walking on water in Hollywood with Platoon, Wall Street, Born on the Fourth of July, and then he made JFK. And then everything changed. And they started attacking JFK seven, eight months before the film was produced. I remember.

Based on a stolen first draft of the script at the New York Times, Los Angeles Times. Watching a post, all that. They were all going after him. And a conspiracy theorist. And it's a very controversial movie, which takes a lot of risks. And Oliver admitted at the time, he didn't have all the answers, but he wanted to get the questions out there and make people think about some of these issues.

Based on a stolen first draft of the script at the New York Times, Los Angeles Times. Watching a post, all that. They were all going after him. And a conspiracy theorist. And it's a very controversial movie, which takes a lot of risks. And Oliver admitted at the time, he didn't have all the answers, but he wanted to get the questions out there and make people think about some of these issues.