By Anonymous (not verified) , 12 October, 2006
Author
intelligentaboriginal Media / VONS

Radyo intelligentaboriginal is on the air for 10.06.2006

Thank you to all of our listeners for taking the time to review this podcast. Please continue to offer your welcome feedback on how we are doing. - The Angryindian

By Anonymous (not verified) , 12 October, 2006
Author
imemc.org

Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Centre www.imemc.org for Thursday October 12th, 2006.

The death toll in Gaza reaches to seven, five from the same family, while in the West Bank army invades cities and takes prisoners, these stories and more coming up stay tuned.

The Gaza Update

By Anonymous (not verified) , 12 October, 2006
Author
Miembros de la CIW

Este es un ducumental, sobre la Campana por comida justa. Y es un anuncio publico para toda las estaciones de Radio libre de comercial y independientes de America Latina.

Es una campana en contra de McDonald´s para comida justa. Organizado por los trabajadores piscadores de tomate de Immokalee, Florida.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 12 October, 2006
Author
3D1on

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THE HACKERS ARE COMING! THE HACKERS ARE COMING!
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By Anonymous (not verified) , 11 October, 2006
Author
imemc.org

Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Centre www.imemc.org for Wednesday October 11th, 2006.

Army kills one resident near Eretz border crossing in Gaza, while in the West Bank one is killed in Nablus and prisoners are taken in morning invasions to several other cities. These stories and more, coming up, stay tuned.

The Gaza Update

By Anonymous (not verified) , 11 October, 2006
Author
Johnny Wizard

The UN-Elected Bush regime now states cowardly Americans have no
longer any legal rights to defend themselves from unlawful arrest
if commanded without reason by the lawless as godless, bushite
enemy LIARS. Are YOU fooled?.. I didn't think so.

Law of the Land

By Anonymous (not verified) , 11 October, 2006
Author
Vinny Lombardo

Congress has repeatedly failed to bump up the minimun wage, and since 1997 it has remained at $5.15/hr. Since then, 19 states and 3 cities, have raised base pay rates higher than the federal minimum, while scores more cities have enacted living wage laws for government contractors. This November, voters in Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, Montana, Nevada and Ohio will decide whether or not to raise their own hourly base pay. In Santa Cruz, CA the year's hottest election issue is Measure G, a city-wide proposal to raise the minimum wage to $9.25/hr.