Information about the Palestinian prisoner's conditions in Israeli prisons. Interview with ex-prisoner Arifa Warkat from Balata refugee camp (Nablus). And music from a Palestinian band called Turab. The song is called "Mahmoud".

Information about the Palestinian prisoner's conditions in Israeli prisons. Interview with ex-prisoner Arifa Warkat from Balata refugee camp (Nablus). And music from a Palestinian band called Turab. The song is called "Mahmoud".

Septiembre nos pisa los talones. Echamos mano de diez canciones inoxidables, muchas de ellas felizmente reeditadas, otras recién salidas del horno.

LA ISLA DE ENCANTA 130

An amazing book from the 1970's entitled "the Book of the Mother". the first two paragraphs of the introduction says it best:

Radio piece, interview with Jonathan Cook, and report on the harrassment of Arab journalists in Israel. this piece is 21 minutes long.

Al interviews Dave Slesinger of http://911courage.org on his call to action leafletting campaign outside Oliver Stone's "World Trade Center" film, to bring 9/11 truth to the film's attendees.
Then Al talks w/ Michelle Little, who lost her brother in the Trade Center attacks about becoming the peace we wish to see in the world. She is an inspiration. her website: http://uniteinpeace.org
Music includes The Lost Children of Babylon "By Any Means Necessary"

Al interviews Dr. Rex Curry about his research into the "pledge of allegiance" and its influence on National Socialist movements worldwide. topics included Nazi's, Francis Bellamy, Charles Bellamy, Freemasonry, the peculiar original salute that the pledge instructed children to do, and how the gov't doesn't trust you.
http://rexcurry.net
music includes Jonathan Richman, "True Love is not Nice"
Saul Williams "The Pledge of Resistance"
and Carl Klang "Turn Away from the Eagle"
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interview with former israeli legislator uri avnery about the israel-lebanon war

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Israel military sources have confirmed the arrest of the Chairman of the Palestinian Legislative Council, Mr. Abdel Aziz Duwaik, while he was resting at his home in the city of Ramala.
This action by the Israel government is a grave violation of the most basic standards of International Law and an unacceptable offense to the parliaments and parliamentarians of the entire world, stunned by the attitude of absolute disrespect for a parliament that was duly elected by its people.

A year after the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta unanimously annulled the rigged trial that condemned them in Miami and reversed their sentences, the Five are still in prison.
Lawyer Roberto Gonzalez Sehwerert, brother of Rene, one of the Cuban Five, said they are hostages of a hostile policy against the island.