

The Long-Lasting Consequences of the War on Terror
16 snips Sep 1, 2021
The podcast discusses the long-lasting consequences of the war on terror, including two massive wars, mass surveillance, rounding up of immigrants and people of color, a strengthened security state, drone assassinations, and human rights abuses. It explores the ongoing issue of civilian casualties and criticizes the United States military's track record. The podcast also examines the significance of the Oklahoma City bombing in shaping the post-9/11 era and discusses Obama's approach to the war on terror. It speculates on the future direction of the 9/11 era and explores how it caused instability in America, leading to the emergence of Donald Trump.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Civilian Casualties and the War on Terror
01:53 • 12min
The Oklahoma City Bombing and its Connection to the Post-9/11 Era
13:56 • 17min
Obama's Approach to the War on Terror
30:41 • 9min
The Continuation and Future of the 9-11 Era
39:48 • 5min
The Long-Lasting Consequences of the War on Terror
45:05 • 2min