Panel 2 from World Beyond War's No to NATO, Yes to Peace conference in Washington, DC on July 6, 2024. The conference was a counter-summit to NATO’s 75th anniversary Summit held the following week.
https://nonatoyespeace.org
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Approximate Timeline for Full Versions:
00:00:00 Ann Wright introduces musician Ben Grosscup (Runtime :12) 00:00:12 Ben Grosscup (3:54) 00:04:06 Ann Wright introduces moderator Sean Conner (:14) 00:04:30 Moderator Sean Conner (1:12) 00:05:42 David Swanson (16:04) 00:21:46 Moderator Sean Conner (1:03) 00:22:57 Alain Rouy (12:47) 00:35:44 Moderator Sean Conner (:26) 00:36:10 Moataz Salim (19:10) 00:55:20 Applause & chanting (:17) 00:55:37 Moderator Sean Conner (1:29) 00:57:06 Francis Daehoon Lee (13:47) 01:10:53 End
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