Hey, hello everyone.

This is Moderate Rebels Live.

This is the 20th anniversary of 9-11.

So today we're joined by, I think, really someone who's the perfect guest to discuss this.

We are joined by Assad Abu Khalil, who is a professor, academic, a brilliant scholar.

He teaches at the University of Southern California Stanislaus, right?

That I get that right?

No, no, no, no.

California State University Stanislaus.

California State University Stanislaus.

There you go.

You almost said North Dakota. Yeah, go

ahead. And he's in the political science department. And you might know Asada Abol Khalil because he used

to run a blog called Angry Arab. It's a very fun blog. And he's very active on Twitter and is the author

of several books and is all around an actual expert

on West Asia, that is the Middle East. Unlike all of the fake experts, we constantly see in

mainstream corporate media and in think tanks and in academia. So today we're going to reflect

on the 20th anniversary of the September 11th, 2001 attacks

and the millions of victims of the so-called U.S. war on terror because so often, when there are

these reflections on 9-11, it's only a discussion of the 3,000 Americans who died and not the millions of people whose people whose lives were destroyed in the so-called U.S. War on Terror and the constant terrorism, the state terrorism that the U.S. has waged around the world after 9-11.

So it's hard to begin a discussion like this because it's hard to know where

to begin. I have some thoughts that I want to talk about today, specifically about how the U.S.

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