War on Terror

War on Terror

Is the war on terror a war on freedom or fear?

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Explore how the post-9/11 War on Terror transformed the US foreign policy, shifting focus from criminal justice to military action and reshaping global alliances. Understand the complexities behind the Iraq invasion, the use of fear to justify power, and the impact on civil liberties and international relations.

Ep 1:

How Did the War on Terror Justify Extraordinary Measures?

Ep 2:

Why Is the War on Terror Seen as Anti-Islamic?

Ep 3:

How Did WMD Threats Justify War on Terror Actions?

Ep 4:

How Did the War on Terror Redefine US Security?

Ep 5:

The Criticisms of the War on Terror

Ep 6:

Why Is Counter-Humanitarianism Growing Amid War on Terror?

Ep 7:

Why Was Saddam Targeted by Bush Without Proof of 9/11 Links?

Ep 8:

What Was the Goal of America's War on Terror?

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Discussions (12)

Fred

Level 9 · 9 mo ago

It's true there was no link between Saddam and 9/11 lol. The podcast is right, they manufactured the WMD threat just to invade. Total scam for oil.

Gerald

Level 8 · 9 mo ago

WMDs were just an excuse.

Pamela

Level 2 · 8 mo ago

The War on Drugs comparison is spot on. Both campaigns used fear to justify state violence while failing to address the actual root causes of terror.

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