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Anti-War Movement Must Adopt to Changing Imperial Wars
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
31 Dec 2019
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The US is expanding its wars and regime change plans, especially in its use of economic sanctions, which now target 39 countries containing one-third of the global population, said Sara Flounders, of UNAC, the United National Anti-War Movement. UNAC will hold a conference at New York City’s People’s Forum, February 22-24, to “alert the movement that the wars are changing, refining, and are also accelerating at home,” said Flounders.

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