Waging Peace on the Internet
The world wants peace.
My brief video interview with Scott Ritter was the #2 Most Top Rated Video on YouTube today.
You can watch the video here:
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The actual number of views the video received in the first 24 hours was 10,000+.
YouTube finally fixed its “stuck” counter.
[...] I did find Scott Ritter’s book Waging Peace to be well worth reading, and I wouldn’t even have been made aware of it without the interview Ken McCarthy put together. It was this interview with Scott Ritter and the incredibly detailed approach that Ken McCarthy has taken to disseminating information online that I felt was important to get across. As for the historical context he provided… well, that was a freebie. If news isn’t going to report the news, then we’ll have to do it ourselves. Learning how to do this most effectively starts by looking at what the experts in the field are doing, and Ken is most definitely an expert. [...]