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Audio: Paul Buchanan and Wammo on Israel/Lebanon
KiwiFM Audio: Paul Buchanan Speaks To Wammo on Israel/Lebanon Conflict
KiwiFM Audio: In his article published on Scoop, The Logics of War in South Lebanon, Paul Buchanan wrote: "Buried beneath the chorus of moral indignation at the loss of life and calls for a ceasefire in Southern Lebanon are the logics of warfare at play. These reduce to the geopolitical and military rationales underpinning the conflict, which is a classic instance of asymmetrical war between agents as well as principals." Paul Buchanan speaks to Wammo on why the /Israel/Lebanon Conflict Logistics Outweigh Moral Concerns.
KiwiFM Audio: Paul Buchanan speaks to
Wammo on Kiwi FM - on why the /Israel/Lebanon
Conflict Logistics Outweigh Moral
Concerns.
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