Short (1.5 min) interview with a member of Revolutionary Anarcho-Feminist Group, a Dublin based collective that has just published the first issue of their magazine. 580k mp3 file

She talks about the formation of the group and the Dublin and Cork launches of the magazine

Interview with someone who took part in a blockade of a Shell petrol station in Cork this morning in connection with the Rossport struggle (see indymedia.ie). @ mins, around 760k. Quality is poor in parts as it was made by mobile on a train

Interviewe describes blocking the station, reaction of police (Garda) and public and laws used to undermine such action

This week on TNS Radio: BP refuses to pay overdue royalties; Cali. governor vetoes farmworker bill; EPA complicit in environmental racism; and consumer advocates want regulation of "nanoproducts."

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In this week's program: The Department of Justice gives the green light to continue the resurrection of Ma Bell. Bill Moyers prepares to air a new PBS documentary on the importance of Network Neutrality. And the World Intellectual Property Organization rejects a U.S. attempt to lock down webcasts and podcasts.

George Bush Jr confesses to perping the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, then puts his pistol in the mouth of the webmaster for 911Truth.org, and blows his head off in the Oval Office. Sanitized for your protection by censorship of turdblossom and homosexual jokes.

Original air Date: 2006-10-11
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