Episode 117: All the Shah's Men
About this episode
The episode discusses the historical context and implications of Stephen Kinzer's book 'All The Shah's Men' and its relevance to current events regarding Iran.
We keep coming back to the same places, don't we? History may not repeat, but it sure does rhyme. Stephen Kinzer's book All The Shah's Men was published in 2003 and then updated and republished in 2008. The update included "The Folly of Attacking Iran" essay. So why are we there again? Is it, as Whitney Webb suggested, insider trading combined with a distraction from mass surveillance? Housekeeping items: ➡️ I have been shadowbanned. If you enjoy this podcast or any of my other ...
Topics covered
- history
- Iran
- insider trading
- mass surveillance
- political analysis
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