Global Warfare: The Great Purveyor of Violence Is the United States of America. The Legacy of Ramsey Clark

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Ramsey Clark’s Legacy Will Live Forever

First published by GR in September 2013.

Abby Martin speaks with former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark, discussing Iraq before the first Gulf War, his opinions on Syria, why he legally represented Saddam Hussein, and how US sanctions have a far greater negative effect on people than on the regimes of the countries these sanctions target.

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