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For those interested in a bit more background on AQAP and the recent raids I have done a couple of radio interviews that may be illuminating.The first was with Glenn […]

December 21, 2010

For those interested in a bit more background on AQAP and the recent raids I have done a couple of radio interviews that may be illuminating.The first was with Glenn Greenwald of Salon Radio – the link and transcript is here.And I did another with NPR here.

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For those interested in a bit more background on AQAP and the recent raids I have done a couple of radio interviews that may be illuminating.The first was with Glenn […]

Leadership masterclass: Nike, Jordan, and James Baldwin