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Ep. 1: At Home With The Copelands

Written by: Stewart Copeland
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  • Stewart and his sister Lennie remember a culturally rich and pampered upbringing, dragged around the Middle East by an often absent father. It felt like any normal family... until they discovered what dad really did.
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SHOULD BE REQUIRED LISTENING IN US SCHOOLS

I am very happy my dad wasn't a CIA Agent.
This is a great in depth overview of the personal and geopolitical consequences that the world has been burdened with by the CIA in it's countless wars of regime change and short sighted black and white world view and fight for oil. it's an honest assessment of how far the US has fallen and WHY it has fallen. It's also an honest look at a family trying to reconcile what thier father did and the results with the gains and horrific damage inflicted on the world. It's frankly a desperatly needed self reflection on a nation that had everything and threw it away.

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