Interview with Ameer Makhoul, Director of Ittijah

What is the US really doing in Iraq? What is Canada really doing in Afghanistan?
This is an hour long explanation of why our forces need enemies,
and why our enemies will not disappear until we change our mentalities of how we drive our society.

This is a radio documentary produced and conducted by Tariq Jeeroburkhan,
for CKUT 90.3FM here in Montreal

For more information contact
www.ckut.ca
or
news(at)ckut.ca

Troops invade Nablus and Beit Ilma refugee camp, killing one and injuring two, Three children dead and ten wounded in Israeli air strike in crowded refugee camp Tuesday. Al Quds Brigades launches projectiles at Sderot and Nahal Oz Tuesday evening, Rafah crossing closed after European observers failed to come to work. Israeli Army breaks into two Hebron charitable societies, confiscates and destroys some of its contents

Those stores and more coming up

Troops invade Nablus and Beit Ilma refugee camp , kills one and injuries two,

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Whew! Another one in the can. I was really nervous, after last week's show. This week, I talked with Junior to hear about his latest escapades, discussed my thought about add another gay, black male to my very small group of friends and played very little music. That's right...I had a lot to say. I know you'll enjoy!

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summary in the kitchen...

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George Cadman of Free Radio Santa Cruz interviews Maurice Carney, Executive Director of Friends of the Congo, about the current situation in the Congo, as well as some of the history of the African nation.
The Congo has vast resources including coltan, diamonds, cassiterite and gold. Western nations and corporations exploit and profit from these natural resources, at the expense of Congolese lives. Since 1998, ongoing conflicts in the Congo have killed four million people.

This is our Ode To Summer show. We read "My Book of the Seasons", "Little Witch Goes To Camp" and "Dora's Search for the Seasons" and played summer-time songs.