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A week of Neo-Connisms and Outrage

Scan Dot Org - Enemies of Civilization
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Dubya is the Nazi [mix] - Antherm to the Devil [Hilltop Hoods] - . Bomb Iraq! [Daddy Cool] - The co2 reducer Trees [Tim Flannery] - N-Dee on Muslim Bashing Olympics - Bob on saving Australia's face - 9-11 Reflection with N-Dee - The Pope, white smoke and hatred

two bumbling fools, amateur radio hobbiests thanner and faffs are joined this week by droves of other fools. among them: 'ielle, tanya lieb and murphy lee phalen. Murphie is in the seXXXelent san diego band that mad ahab. He and tanya sing some songs, things are discussed, whiskee sipped. Murphie's birthday is celebrated, distant friends are missed. Fatigo, a band of "zonies" contributes a (recorded) song. This show is like two hours long. It is a sippin' show. it's a marathon.

critical analysis of marching orders given on the howard stern show yesterday regarding the fix of corporation over government

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This week in Palestine, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, imemc.org, for September 8th through September the 15th, 2006.

The Israeli army kills 7 civilians including two children and reoccupies the Gaza Strip on the one-year anniversary of its redeployment. And Palestinian ministers hand in their resignation as factions agree to form a national unity government. These stories and more coming up, stay tuned.

Bil’in continue to resist the wall

This week on TNS Radio: More legal challenges for Guantanamo detainees; Critics say new fed travel program insecure; Boston rolls out new immigration policing program; and an organic farmer claims victory over big oil.

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A weekly review of news at the intersection of media and democracy.

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In this week's program: A Future of Media town meeting in Milwaukee brings out hundreds to talk about media consolidation, while a scandal brews at the FCC involving a spiked study touting the advantages of localism. Meanwhile, FCC Chairman Kevin Martin talks a good game about the state of U.S. broadband, but reality is a very different story.

pda$ v pc$; the itunes paradigm controlling literature

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