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Fred Gardner

Fred Gardner

Verified

Managing Editor, O’Shaughnessy’s and Writer, CounterPunch

California

Final Covers

Mental Health , Fitness , Nutrition , Health And Wellness , Medicine

Doesn’t Cover

People, Lifestyle

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 353

  • ‘Future Soldiers’

    By Fred Gardner Verified| Anderson Valley Advertiser Verified Many US citizens who want to join the Armed Services are too overweight or too poorly educated to qualify. (Eighth-grade level math and reading skills are required.) To meet its recruiting goals, in 2022 the Army created the “Future Soldiers Preparatory Course” –90 days at a training base to get in shape and cram for the written test. The New Yorker’s war correspondent Dexter Filkins described the program at Fort Jackson in a 2/10 piece about our nation’s overall readiness.

    By Fred Gardner Verified · Anderson Valley Advertiser

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Fascism Arrives - Anderson Valley Advertiser

    By Fred Gardner Verified| Anderson Valley Advertiser Verified "This is Fascism" is the title of a Counterpunch Radio show featuring Ralph Nader that aired March 18. Those same words had crossed my mind two days before. The thought must be occurring to millions of US Americans these days. It's one thing to see fascism coming (this cartoon from a recent AVA says it all), and another thing to realize it has arrived. The F-word hit home when I decided not to post a very informative interview I'd just conducted with a federal employee.

    By Fred Gardner Verified · Anderson Valley Advertiser

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • ‘Future Soldiers’

    By Fred Gardner Verified| Anderson Valley Advertiser Verified Many US citizens who want to join the Armed Services are too overweight or too poorly educated to qualify. (Eighth-grade level math and reading skills are required.) To meet its recruiting goals, in 2022 the Army created the “Future Soldiers Preparatory Course” –90 days at a training base to get in shape and cram for the written test. The New Yorker’s war correspondent Dexter Filkins described the program at Fort Jackson in a 2/10 piece about our nation’s overall readiness.

    By Fred Gardner Verified · Anderson Valley Advertiser

    Apr. 14, 2025

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CounterPunch

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