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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2022 · 59 MIN

Irfan Chowdhury - British war crimes in Iraq

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British war crimes in Iraq with Irfan ChowdhuryIn this prerecorded episode of Resistance TV, freelance writer and PhD student Irfan Chowdhury talks to Chris Williamson about his findings with regards to the British Army's war crimes in Iraq, which were far more egregious and widespread than mainstream media coverage has generally conveyed. Chowdhury and Williamson discuss the lack of accountability for these war crimes, the militaristic culture in British politics and society that enables such crimes to be committed, and British hypocrisy with regards to Ukraine, in light of these revelations.Resistance TV is a weekly show hosted by Chris Williamson the former Labour MP, Derby Council Leader and the founder of Resist Movement for a People's Party. With a socialist take on things we look at areas of concern for the left wing, Anti Racism, Anti Imperialism, MMT, Injustice, Britain's role in foreign affairs, 21st century Socialism, Alternative Media and more…Live Wednesday's on all our Social Media at 7pm and audio Podcast on Friday'sJoin Resist here: www.resistmovement.org.ukFollow Chris on Twitter @DerbyChrisW#Iraq #BritishArmy #WarCrimes #Assange #Wikileaks

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