Brave New Foundation's Founder and Director Robert Greenwald is a guest on MSNBC's The Ed Show on August 28th, 2013 to discuss chemical weapon use in Syria and potential military intervention. 

View the segment below:

By Dan Merica at CNN.

Washington (CNN) – A group of rabbis, reverends and priests has a message for President Barack Obama: stop the drone war.

In a video produced by the Brave New Foundation, a group that uses video and social media to protest against drones, Jewish and Christian leaders describe the practice as "assassination by remote control," which violates religious principles.

By Arianna Huffington at Huffington Post.

On March 17, 2011, four Hellfire missiles, fired from a U.S. drone, slammed into a bus depot in the town of Datta Khel in Pakistan's Waziristan border region. An estimated 42 peoplewere killed. It was just another day in America's so-called war on terror. To most Americans the strike was likely only a one-line blip on the evening news, if they even heard about it at all.

By Robert Greenwald posted at AlterNet.

America’s never-ending war on terrorism is almost always depicted in the mainstream media as a military and intelligence agency fight on a global battlefield. But it is also a propaganda war where the public is fed inaccuracies from Washington, especially when it comes to overseas killings by U.S. military drones.

Should military contractors who engage in torture abroad be immune from prosecution? Should they receive the same protections as the government and therefore, have their wartime activities be beyond review of the courts? Well that's what two corporate defendants have been arguing, but a federal appeals court has decided that lawsuits against them can be revived, and not dismissed on those grounds. Derrick Crowe, Political Director at Brave New Foundation discusses.

Brave New Foundation's Political Director Derrick Crowe on Current TV's "The Bill Press Show," discusses President Obama's latest speech on the Afghanistan pullout timeline.

By Jessica Pieklo at Care2

With May Day around the corner and a renewed focus on the ever-widening gulf between corporate profits and middle class incomes, the announcements of Lockhead Martin, Boeing and Northrop Grumman deserve additional scrutiny. Why’s that? Because those companies are quite literally war profiteers.

The amount of money disclosed is nothing short of staggering. Lockeed Martin made $668 million in profit last quarter, Northrop Grumman made $506 million and Boeing raked in $923 million.

As Robert Greenwald points out, even asking the simple question of whether people and companies should be allowed to make huge profits from war in today’s political climate is brushed off. But it didn’t always used to be that way. Both Republicans and Democrats alike used to warn of the dangers of corporations influencing war policy because of a profit motive. I think it’s fair to say we failed to heed those warnings.

By Staff at “The Alyona Show“

A New York Times/CBS poll shows that 69% of respondents thought that the US should not be at war in Afghanistan. Four months ago, the number was at 53%. So, have we finally said, enough is enough? Robert Greenwald, President of Brave New Foundation discusses.

By Staff at “The Alyona Show“