Wing TV sat in for me this week. Enjoy.

Radyo intelligentaboriginal News Service for 7.1.2006

Italian punkers, drunkers and plunkers part 3! Still didn't finish up, addendum to follow. Playlist at www.cleanordie.blogspot.com

the home made radio show number 5
thanner and faffs commenting. This week we had Hello Seymour in studio, fun machine, drums and all. They play four songs, we run away on long winded, drunkin rambling stories and we play some great music from madaline, the sour grapes, matt moore's home made mix tape, mimi lavalley, harry and the potters, and probabally some other folks too, can't recall. There are some dead air spots because, shit yall, this radio business is complicated. Also, a "french guy" segment.
the whole beautiful/ugly thing lasts about an hour and a half. Fuck!

"And they had as king over them the angel of the Abyss, whose name in Hebrew was Abaddon, and in Greek, Apollyon. (Abaddon and Apollyon mean Destroyer.)"
—Revelation 9:11, Christian Bible

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"And they had as king over them the angel of the Abyss, whose name in Hebrew was Abaddon, and in Greek, Apollyon. (Abaddon and Apollyon mean Destroyer.)"
—Revelation 9:11, Christian Bible

http://geocities.com/nasa_moons_usa
http://piratenews.org/video-archive.html

the home made radio show... with thanner and faffs.
this week featuring music from LaValley Katz, Hope and Anchor, neti, meems and big breakfast, the 512 collective, DJ Flukz, the finches, bellafea. We are joined by matt moore of LA, an exceptional baker who read something and we ate his cookies and who is not a dick bag... the show is about an hour.. then we left to go see that mad ahab at the whiskey stop.\
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Radyo intelligentaboriginal New Service - IRN:6.30.2006

UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL APPROVES TEXT OF INDIGENOUS RIGHTS DECLARATION
In a historic vote which brought a standing ovation from those present, the UN's Human Rights Council in Geneva has this week approved the text of a declaration on indigenous peoples' rights that was first discussed over twenty years ago.

The draft declaration will now move to the UN General Assembly, where member countries are expected to vote on it later this year.

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