Veterans For Peace Long Island Educational Videos

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Part One

The Military Component

Hear Mac's Interviews on National Public Radio

Part Two

The Civilian Component

Camillo “Mac” Bica, Ph.D., is a professor of philosophy at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. His philosophical focus is in Ethics, particularly as it applies to war and warriors. As a veteran recovering from his experiences as a United States Marine Corps Officer during the Vietnam War, he founded, and coordinated for five years, the Veterans Self-Help Initiative, a therapeutic community of veterans suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center Brooklyn. He is a long-time activist for peace and justice, a member of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, and the Coordinator of the Long Island Chapter of Veterans for Peace. Articles by Dr. Bica have appeared in Cyrano’s Journal, The Humanist Magazine, Znet, Truthout.com, Common Dreams, AntiWar.com, AlterNet, Monthly Review Zine, Foreign Policy in Focus, OpEdNews.Com, AfterDowningStreet.Org, and numerous philosophical journals.

to Mac's Articles

Civilian Casualties in War

Collateral Damage

"President Barack Obama's Strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan "

Killing Civilians

The Doctrine of Double Effect

Deadly Games: The Army Experience Center

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Is Afghanistan the Good War:

Economic Considerations

If Iraq Was A Mistake,

Why are We Still There

Thoughts of a Former Marine Turned Peace Activist

Sprouts: "Voices of Concern about Obama's MidEast Policies," July 9th, 2009

Talk Nation Radio: "US Forces in

Afghanistan and Iraq."

Agent Orange

Coming Home

Consequences

Psychic Numbing

The Vietnam Series

Camillo "Mac" Bica, Ph.D., and Walter Gafforio Speaking to a class studying the Vietnam War at the Flushing International High School

NEW

Demonstration marking the 9th Anniversary of the occupation of Afghanistan