Antiwar Radio Antiwar Radio is hosted by Scott Horton (radio host) and others including Charles Goyette. It features interviews focused on war, international relations, the growth of state power, civil liberties, and related matters. Guests have included: Mark Ames Julian Assange David T. Beito James Bovard Francis Boyle David Bromwich Noam Chomsky Patrick Cockburn Juan Cole Robert Dreyfuss Jeff Frazee Sibel Edmonds Ivan Eland Daniel Ellsberg Philip Giraldi Charles Goyette Glenn Greenwald William Norman Grigg David R. Henderson Nat Hentoff Robert Higgs Scott Horton Dahr Jamail Raed Jarrar Karen Kwiatkowski Jim Lobe Trevor Lyman Eric Margolis Ray McGovern Cole Miller Brandon Neely Robert Pape Ron Paul Gareth Porter Coleen Rowley Kirkpatrick Sale Michael Scheuer Cindy Sheehan Helen Thomas Christina Tobin Jesse Trentadue Jesse Walker Philip Weiss Andy Worthington Kevin Zeese Reactions The Washington Posts Linton Weeks described it "a thoughtful, well-organized site" in 1999. Scott McConnell of The American Conservative wrote in 2010 the New York Press that Antiwar.com was "strikingly successful" and "could claim more readers than Rupert Murdoch’s Weekly Standard once the [Balkan] war began." When Raimondo died in 2019, Patrick Buchanan said that "In the three decades since [1991], no man in America worked harder or did more to resist the interventionist impulses of the American establishment and the wars they produced than Justin and his Antiwar website.” David Bernstein included it in 2012 among "far left anti-Israel sites that have ties to the anti-Semitic far-right or are known for playing footsie with anti-Semitism". Antisemitism scholar David Renton in 2021 gave the website as an example of how "ideas [which] started in the American far right... migrated into British left-wing circles without people having any idea where they began." Anti-fascist researcher Matthew N. Lyons describes the "paleocon-sponsored" website as an example of left-right alliance. In 2019, researchers from The Open University found that the crowdsourced MyWOT program labeled Antiwar.com as "trustworthy", while the OpenSources evaluator tagged the website as "conspiracy, clickbait and bias". See also List of anti-war organizations References External links Antiwar.com PBS Newshour with Jim Lehrer, “Voices of Dissent,” May 24, 1999 New York Press, Scott McConnell, “The New Peaceniks,” June 22, 1999. The Atlantic Online, “Not Your Father's Antiwar Movement,” April 14, 1999 “Intrepid Antiwarriors of the Libertarian Right”, San Francisco Weekly, December 10, 2003. American political websites Anti–Iraq War groups Criticism of neoconservatism Internet properties established in 1995 Libertarian publications Libertarianism in the