VFP Radio Hour | John Wilborn | US of War | July 29, 2024

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Sadly, this will serve as the final program of Veterans For Peace Radio Hour on Louisville's Forward Radio. Thanks for all of your support over the years and please keep listening to all the other excellent programming on the station that addresses issues of war, peace, and justice! Tune in at 106.5fm and http://forwardradio.org

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