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Hayden: Counterterrorism And Counterinsurgency Are Dead Ends, Exit Strategy Is the Real Alternative In Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq
Znet Article, October, 24 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Last night I participated in a Chicago forum with a retired US general who directs a large “capacity building†program on many battlegrounds of The Long War. It was a great dialogue, but I was chilled by one point he made, because I hear it al...
Hayden: Kilcullen's Long War
Znet Article, October, 22 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Let us say, hypothetically, that American forces kill or capture Osama bin Laden and Mullah Omar, enabling President Obama to declare victory and bring our troops home. Would he? Not according to the Pentagon's plan for a fifty-year "Long War" of ...
Hayden: 'Doubt Will Turn into Dissent'
Znet Article, September, 07 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
In an interview with SPIEGEL ONLINE, veteran antiwar demonstrator Tom Hayden speaks about the coming 'storm of protest' over the war in Afghanistan, growing disillusionment among the American left and the current re-evaluation -- sometimes even fr...
Hayden: Holbrooke's Projects
Znet Article, August, 18 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
The conference on Afghanistan with Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, sponsored by the Center for American Progress on August 12 turned into a disappointing press conference promoting the virtual nation-building plan being integrated into the US milita...
Hayden: How many civilian deaths are acceptable?
Znet Article, August, 04 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Civilian casualties are frequently defined as little more than a massive public relations headache. Such casualties cause the US allies in Afghanistan and Pakistan to constantly complain, indicating the depth of popular resentment. In June, Kai Ei...
Hayden: Obama's Dinosaur in Trinidad
Znet Article, April, 20 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
It's becoming a pattern: whenever Barack Obama implements a campaign pledge, the dinosaurs used to running things push back. The latest dinosaur to undercut the president's gestures is Jeffrey Davidow, US coordinator of the Trinidad meeting, who c...
Hayden: Progressive Think Tank Tells Obama to Escalate in Afghanistan?
Znet Article, March, 29 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
The Center for American Progress has positioned itself as a "progressive" Washington think tank, especially suited to channel new thinking and expertise into the Obama administration. It therefore is deeply disappointing that CAP has issued a call...
Hayden: Rage Is Good
Znet Article, March, 10 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Hopefully, the demonstrations planned on Wall Street April 4 by United for Peace and Justice and other groups will contribute to the global uprising. Our president and Congress need the pressure.
Hayden: Afghan War: A Time of Great Discontent Looming
Znet Article, January, 07 2009
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
On January 21, President Barack Obama will take personal responsibility for the wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan launched under President Bush. The Afghan- Pakistan war is uniquely Democratic in origin, however. Since John Kerry's 2004 campaign, h...
Hayden: Obama-McCain Debate
Znet Article, September, 24 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Talking points for activists foreign and national security policy...
Hayden: Key Task: Isolate and Divide the Right
Znet Article, September, 18 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
A principle reason for Progressives For Obama is so that we can say things that the Obama campaign cannot or will not say.
Hayden: The Problem Is Empire
Znet Article, September, 03 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Let me tell you some of my story and lessons I have learned over these past five decades. I have always tried to improve my country, always trying from the places around me...
Hayden: Obama: Transformational President or Another Disappointment?
Znet Article, August, 21 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
'Whether he wins or loses, the vast movement inspired by Obama will become the next generation of American social activists'
Hayden: The Defunding of the Peace Movement
Znet Article, August, 17 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Last December I wrote an optimistic cover story for The Nation predicting that "peace advocates will likely have the best funded antiwar message in history" during the coming election year, as "tens of millions of dollars will be raised for voter ...
Hayden: Afghanistan, Pakistan & Obama
Znet Article, July, 16 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Barack Obama restated his Iraq phased withdrawal play in response to public questioning today but committed himself to expanding the wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Hayden: No Retreat: If you Want to Win, Stop the War! Barack at Risk
Znet Article, July, 06 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Call him slippery or nuanced, Barack Obama’s core position on Iraq has always been more ambiguous than audacious. Now it is catching up with him as his latest remarks are questioned by the Republicans, the mainstream media, and the antiwar movemen...
Hayden: Obama and RFK
Znet Article, June, 07 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
For one who has experienced both eras, the current movement for Barack Obama has achieved a living remembrance of Bobby Kennedy's campaign in the week when RFK's murder is painfully remembered.
Hayden: Z-Net Interview with Tom Hayden on the publication of Writings for Democratic Society
Znet Article, May, 21 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
New book interview...
Hayden: An Appeal to Barack Obama
Znet Article, April, 27 2008
Tom Hayden
Hayden's ZSpace page
Barack, I thought Hillary Clinton was known as the Great Triangulator, but you are learning well. The problem with setting up false polarities to position yourself in the “center”, however, is that it’s unproductive both politically and intellect...
Bennis: Pressing Obama On The War: An Exchange
Znet Article, April, 03 2008
Phyllis Bennis
Bennis's ZSpace page
This is an incredibly important and powerful call. I write as an individual, without connection to IPS or any organization...


