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EPISODE · May 20, 2020 · 1H 16M

Graham Clumpner, part 2: Accountability & Movement Building

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We're happy to share the second half of this conversation with Graham Clumpner, anarchist, U.S. military veteran and eco-defender. If you missed the first half of this chat, check out our May 17th episode up at our website. For this hour Graham talks about the responsibility of U.S. society as a whole for the devastation of the Global War On Terror and to the victims in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere. He also talks about the need for a movement against militarism and war, the need for active inclusion of veterans into our movements and intersection of militarism and ecological devastation and climate catastrophe. You can find Graham on twitter by the handle @turncoatveteran The anti-militarist organizations he mentions include: Courage To Resist About Face GI Rights Hotline Graham's involved in on-water direct action against extractive industry with Mosquito Fleet. . ... . .. featured tracks: A Tribe Called Quest - Clock The Rhime - The Low End Theory DJ Shadow - March of Death (featuring Zack de la Rocha) - Rise Against - Hero of War - Appeal To Reason Sole & DJ Pain 1 - National Bird - Nihilismo

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