Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 11/11/25: US Bombs Somalia for 90th Time This Year, Trump Hosts Former Al Qaeda Chief at White House, and More
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Nov 11, 2025 U.S. airstrikes in Somalia hit a staggering 90 this year, raising questions about foreign policy. Trump hosted the new president of Syria, stirring controversy, while Palestinian casualties from Israeli drone strikes spark outrage. Tensions escalate as U.S. troops return to jungle training in Panama amid regional instability. Meanwhile, shocking soldier testimonies reveal civilian deaths in conflict zones. The podcast dives into Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and the implications of recent diplomatic moves in Gaza.
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Maritime Bombings Across Western Hemisphere
- The U.S. has bombed 20 boats since September, claiming 75 deaths while offering little public evidence.
- DeCamp frames these strikes as extrajudicial maritime killings justified by the administration as counter-narcotics action.
Jungle Training Returns To Panama
- The U.S. resumed jungle-warfare training in Panama for the first time in decades amid regional military buildup.
- DeCamp links the training to preparations that could support operations near Venezuela, despite official denials.
White House Welcomes Former Al‑Qaeda Figure
- President Trump hosted Syrian leader Ahmed al-Shara, a former al‑Qaeda figure, marking a historic White House visit.
- DeCamp notes the administration has waived Caesar Act sanctions again and is moving toward normalizing ties despite atrocities allegations.