So when you look at all the various conflicts for the in progress around at the moment and that capacity the potential to spread, how we reaching a new and dangerous Inflection Point . Well, we have, but i think it, that everything has an opportunity. I do think that people are starting to think what is this about, or we can not have innocent peoples children and families of being victims of war when theyre not even combatants in it. So we have to find another way to resolve conflict. And because it, this is just uncivilized and brutal, but lets talk about that area with this. And so being killed, garza, israel has been preparing his forces to fight in the Southern City of rafa on the border with egypt, with more than a 1000000 palestinians of sword refuge from the war. Last week the white house said it wouldnt support a military operation that in want of a disaster, but if it went ahead, what should the us do if israel ignores that morning . Well, i dont have hopes that theres some ot
Good evening. Im tony clark from the Carter Library. Im really glad you all are here because i think this is going to be a fascinating evening because it kind of tells why we are in politics the way we are right now. You know, when i was growing up, folk music was a really big deal. And there was a group called the chad mitchell trio that had a song called the John Birch Society with lyrics like if mommy is a commie, you got to turn around and. It was just really a funny, funny song, you know . And they would sing things Like Fighting for the right to fight the right fight for the right things. But sometimes you should google chad mitchell trio and the the John Birch Society song, the billboards at the time, the highways would say things like Impeach Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren or get the us out of the u. N. So they were very well known back in the sixties, but by the end of the vietnam war, you didnt hear much about. But as youll hear tonight, their influence carried carried muc
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] thanks for joining the panel on us rok travel corporation. I am the Deputy Director and senior fellow. In the previous session we discussed ways for us rok japan to expand their trilateral cooperation in the face of growing security challenges from north korea. The second panel, moving beyond the Korean Peninsula moving beyond escalating tensions between china and taiwan and ways for the us rok japan to Work Together to maintain peace and stability in the region. I am joined its my pleasure to introduce each of them. On my left is sunghan kim from the asiapacific center for Security Studies at the institute of the Us Department of state defense based in hawaii. His area of expertise covers korea, korea, china, china, Korean Peninsula relations, north korea simply a program, us alliance in east asia. Next is the director of contemporary chinese studies and professor of the graduate school of asiapacific studie
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] thanks for joining the panel on us rok travel corporation. I am the Deputy Director and senior fellow. In the previous session we discussed ways for us rok japan to expand their trilateral cooperation in the face of growing security challenges from north korea. The second panel, moving beyond the Korean Peninsula moving beyond escalating tensions between china and taiwan and ways for the us rok japan to Work Together to maintain peace and stability in the region. I am joined its my pleasure to introduce each of them. On my left is sunghan kim from the asiapacific center for Security Studies at the institute of the Us Department of state defense based in hawaii. His area of expertise covers korea, korea, china, china, Korean Peninsula relations, north korea simply a program, us alliance in east asia. Next is the director of contemporary chinese studies and professor of the graduate school of asiapacific studie
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] thanks for joining the panel on us rok travel corporation. I am the Deputy Director and senior fellow. In the previous session we discussed ways for us rok japan to expand their trilateral cooperation in the face of growing security challenges from north korea. The second panel, moving beyond the Korean Peninsula moving beyond escalating tensions between china and taiwan and ways for the us rok japan to Work Together to maintain peace and stability in the region. I am joined its my pleasure to introduce each of them. On my left is sunghan kim from the asiapacific center for Security Studies at the institute of the Us Department of state defense based in hawaii. His area of expertise covers korea, korea, china, china, Korean Peninsula relations, north korea simply a program, us alliance in east asia. Next is the director of contemporary chinese studies and professor of the graduate school of asiapacific studie