Show Notes
Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton discuss the details of this week's Memorandum of Understanding between the US government and the Iranian government and share their thoughts on whether or not it will hold and actually make "permanent termination of the war on all fronts" possible, as it claims to aim to achieve.
Chapters:
0:36 Welcome
2:36 MOU and Gulf Shift
6:33 Trump Ends the War?
9:40 Imperial Limits Exposed
17:45 Israel May Sabotage It
22:23 War Party Still Coping
26:19 Trump’s Wild Missile Logic
28:49 Backing Trump’s Withdrawal
34:22 Israel’s Media Influence
39:14 West Bank Ethnic Cleansing
48:39 Lessons From the Defeat
51:34 Gun Ruling and SPLC Scandal
56:28 Zionist Tensions Explained
59:28 Course Updates + Q&A
1:04:51 Reading Novels and History
1:08:46 Why the Iran War Happened
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