Sep 24 2007

“An Unbroken Agony: Haiti, From Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President”

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GUEST: Randall Robinson, author of “An Unbroken Agony: Haiti, From Revolution to the Kidnapping of a President.”

Following a recent one day visit to Haiti, Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim did not indicate a timetable for withdraw of his country’s U.N. forces from the Caribbean nation. U.N. officials have said that the nearly 9,000 strong multinational so-called …

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Sep 24 2007

Coyotl Tezcatlipoca’s Trial Set to Begin

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GUEST: Belinda Escobosa Helzer, staff attorney at the ACLU of Orange County.

Immigrant rights activist Coyotl Tezcatlipoca was addressing a meeting of the Costa Mesa City Council in January of last year when he was abruptly cut off by local mayor, Allan Mansoor. Coyotl was criticizing a proposal to mandate local police officers enforce federal immigration …

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Sep 24 2007

Empire Notes on Protests in Burma

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GUEST: Rahul Mahajan, author of Full Spectrum Dominance and The New Crusade

Empire NotesEmpire Notes are weekly commentaries filed by Rahul Mahajan, author of Full Spectrum Dominance and The New Crusade. Today commentary is on Protests in Burma.

Empire Notes is online at www.empirenotes.org. …

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Sep 24 2007

Radical Day in History – 9/24/07

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Radio Rootz works in public schools to train teens in media literacy and radio production. Rootz Youth analyze and critique the media, and learn how to create news that reflects their voices, issues, and communities. For more information, visit www.radiorootz.org. …

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Sep 21 2007

People Before Ports

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GUEST: Dr. James Crowell, President of the Biloxi chapter of the NAACP

Last Wednesday, religious leaders protested a plan to divert housing recovery funds to expand the Port of Gulfport in Mississippi. The group of more than a dozen challenged Republican Governor Haley Barbour to answer their protest within 24 hours. Last September 7th, Governor Barbour announced …

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Sep 21 2007

SKIM – For Every Tear

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GUEST: SKIM, musician

Local artist SKIM offers a bridge between man and woman, native and immigrant, war and love. Introducing hip hop to the throb of Korean drums, and rapping ferociously over guitar while singing in angelic keys, SKIM escapes simple categorization. She convinces ears to listen, bodies to dance, and hearts to open. Under the …

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Sep 21 2007

Occupying the Occupiers

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GUEST: Sheryl Labash, Troops Out Now Coalition

A new report by the Iraqi Red Crescent notes that nearly two million Iraqis have been forced to leave their homes. In Baghdad alone, that’s nearly a million former residents who have become internally displaced. Meanwhile, the World Tribunal on Iraq has recently accused the United States of causing more …

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Sep 21 2007

Black Agenda Report on White Man’s Wars

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GUEST: Glen Ford is a writer and radio commentator and the Executive Editor of The Black Agenda Report

This week’s commentary is about White Man’s Wars. Visit www.blackagendareport.com for more information. …

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Sep 20 2007

The Ravaging of Africa – Part Two

THE RAVAGING OF AFRICA: PART TWO

The ravaging of Africa has been enriching Europe and North America for more than 500 years. First, European empires imposed slavery and colonialism on the continent. After 1945, the United States took over as the dominant neo-colonial power.

Through the Pentagon and the CIA, the U.S. government has fueled 14 wars in Africa. The methods employed include direct and proxy …

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Sep 19 2007

The Ravaging of Africa – Part One

THE RAVAGING OF AFRICA

The ravaging of Africa has been enriching Europe and North America for more than 500 years. First, European empires imposed slavery and colonialism on the continent. After 1945, the United States took over as the dominant neo-colonial power.

Through the Pentagon and the CIA, the U.S. government has fueled 14 wars in Africa. The methods employed include direct and proxy invasions as …

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