Dialogue Works

Dialogue Works

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Dialogue Works episodes

  • Colonel Jacques Baud: Sanctioned, Not Silent
    Swiss analyst sanctioned by the EU without warning or due process, accused of "Russian propaganda" despite using Western/Ukrainian sources and advocating peace. He denounces the EU’s arbitrary political sanctions, lack of judicial recourse, and erosion of free speech—warning this sets a dangerous precedent for all European citizens.

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    56 min
  • Paul Craig Roberts: Julian Assange Returns — Nobel Peace Prize Buzz Explodes as Trump Pushes On
    Discussion on Julian Assange’s Nobel Peace Prize challenge, the stalled Ukraine war diplomacy, Europe’s alignment with U.S. policies, the role of Netanyahu and U.S. support for Israel, and critiques of Western foreign policy failures. Highlights include skepticism toward fake negotiations, concerns over democratic accountability, and warnings about escalating global tensions.

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    1 hr 3 min
  • Larry C. Johnson & Mohammad Marandi: IranIsrael A Point of No Return Putins Blitz
    this interview examines shifting global perceptions of Iran amid U.S. sanctions, Israeli threats, and changing alliances. It critiques Western narratives, highlights rising Global South support for Iran post-Gaza war, and explores how Russia, China, and Iran are deepening ties as U.S. influence wanes. The discussion also covers internal U.S. political divides over Israel, media propaganda, and growing youth-led resistance to Zionist policies.

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    1 hr 11 min
  • John Helmer: NATO and Russia: One Miscalculation Away
    Alleged Ukrainian drone strike near Greece was likely a NATO/U.S. operation from Crete, challenging Greece’s neutrality. Discusses escalating maritime war against Russian shipping, European divisions, Ukraine’s battlefield collapse, and Trump-era backchannel peace talks focused on financial incentives rather than diplomacy.

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    1 hr 3 min
  • Dr. Michael Rectenwald: AIPAC Losing Control — A New PAC Is Targeting Congress
    A leading voice in the anti-Zionist movement discusses the U.S. government's subservience to Israeli interests, the founding of a new PAC to challenge pro-Israel politicians, and the growing bipartisan opposition—especially among the right—against Zionist control over American foreign and domestic policy. He calls for reclaiming U.S. sovereignty, ending military aid to Israel, and building a grassroots coalition to counter AIPAC’s influence.

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    43 min
  • Scott Ritter: Russia Just Made a Move That Could Collapse Everything
    A fiery analysis of Europe's authoritarian turn, the Ukraine conflict, and U.S. foreign policy under Trump. Critiques EU suppression of free speech, defends Russia’s military and economic resilience, warns of nuclear escalation over Kaliningrad, and exposes Western narratives as propaganda. Highlights Venezuela as a potential quagmire and urges Americans to see the real Russia beyond media distortions.

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    1 hr 20 min
  • Amb. Chas Freeman & Trita Parsi: The Middle East You Knew Is Disappearing
    Discussion on shifting Middle East dynamics, with Arab states increasingly viewing Israel—not Iran—as the main regional threat. Analysis of U.S. policy failures, the “axis of resistance,” and risks of renewed conflict. Also covers Ukraine war fallout, Europe’s economic and democratic decline, and critiques of amateur diplomacy under Trump.

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    55 min
  • Col. Larry Wilkerson & Larry C. Johnson: Europe Is Romanticizing War | The Venezuela Trap
    Critical analysis of Western policy toward Ukraine, Russia, and Venezuela—exposing contradictions in NATO strategy, EU economic fragility, and the risks of escalating conflict. Highlights include doubts about U.S. military readiness, intelligence failures, and the dangerous rhetoric driving Europe toward a potential war it can’t win. Also covers Trump’s erratic foreign policy, propaganda shaping public opinion, and the collapse of international law.

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    1 hr 14 min

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