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d/L, fileshare, email as attachment, reupload, rehost everywhere - see how the freedom fighters have found out exactly what they are fighting against. they clearly understand the enemy more than the invaders know them.

djs, play this imprortant 9 minute speech from Iraq on your broadcasts.

Feb 9, 2006 - A Mixed Bag of Valentines

Poets:
Peter Sherburn-Zimmer "Broadway Queen of 2004" "Underwater Music" "Love's Reasons" & reads from Confucius' "The Analects"
Elvis Christ "The Legend of Toxic Tom" "Both Barrels"
Ed Bowers "My Face Before It Was Born"
Diamond Dave reads:
"We Have Lost Even" by Pablo Neruda & "This Was Once a Love Poem" by Jane Hirshfield

Gaia-Earth, a planet under seige. Everywhere the crazy warlord George Bush and his minions seek to dominate all life.

From the utter destruction planned for Central America under Plan Pueblo Panama,to the destruction of our cities in the name of gentrification, it is all the same fight! (agaisnt a world that is sliding into darkness)

Hip hop and spoken word go together like beans and rice. This is my annual tribute show to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., showcasing his seminal speech, Beyond Vietnam, laced with hip hop instrumentals. Given two years after I Have a Dream, this speech stands in stark contrast to sanitized image of the "responsible negro" our nation eulogizes every January. You don't know MLK until you've heard his views on the War on Terrorism, and you'll find them right here. Thanks for listening! [2:01]

Greed at a Glance

A weekly update on avarice in America.
The federal estate tax — the “death tax” to the lawmakers who want to repeal it — will impact the assets of only 6,343 of the 2.3 million people in the United States expected to die this year. In 2006, the estate tax will only kick in on fortunes over $2 million per person, notes United for a Fair Economy, up a half-million over last year's exemption level...

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

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In this week's program: Public debate on the future of the Internet begins on Capitol Hill, as Senators learn about network neutrality and why this principle is key to guaranteeing the free flow of online communication.

A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. Netherlands, China, Cuba, Spain, and Russia.

Dear Radio Friend,
            The latest Shortwave Report (February 10) is up at the website
< http://www.outfarpress.com/outfarpress/shortwave.shtml >in both broadcast quality (13.3MB) and quickdownload or streaming form (3.3MB) (29:00)

States lead way on minimum wage hikes

Nearly one-half of Americans now live in states that require wages higher than the $5.15 an hour set by Congress nine years ago. And the trend of states raising their minimum wages in the face of federal inaction shows no sign of fading.

Naturopath Paul Kangas expresses due admiration for Ms. King's support of alternative medicine

Upon the passing of Coretta Scott King, at a medical facility in Mexico, the popular press has demeaned and diminished her choice. Naturopath Paul Kangas describes the medical problems causing cancers, the type of therapy Ms. King had undergone, and the propensity of the medical-industrial complex to slander her for choosing this alternative.

Run time 18:25 min

Study proves vehicle smog mixes with pesticides to promote asthma and other diseases, damage chromasomes, and lower IQ, right from the womb.

THE POLLUTED WOMB

A report from Radio Ecoshock

[clip from speech by Dr. Perera, outlining the terrible statistics for children damaged by pollution]

That's right. Classrooms full of wheezing kids with inhalers in their pockets. Post modern kids have damaged DNA, and diminished IQ, because chemicals are hitting them right in the womb, in their earliest stages of development.