The USC Center on Public Diplomacy hosted an excellent roundtable this afternoon with 3 former U.S. Foreign Services Officers and diplomats, all of whom resigned in reaction to the Bush Administration’s plans for War in Iraq. The theme was Anti-Americanism and there were certainly an abundance of questions, and considering the audience and panelists, there was quite a breadth of p.o.v. in the answers. Ann Wright, a 29-year U.S. Military veteran and more recently a leading activist from Cindy Sheehan’s “Camp Casey,” joined John H. Brown and the author John Brady Kiesling. Listen to audio from the event below. To subscribe to the Public Diplomacy Events podcast (which I produce), click here.
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