What: Launch night of Sami Moukaddem's new CD "The Facts of Life for the Palestinian".
When: Monday, 15th September 2008 @ 7.30pm
Where: The Button Factory (aka Temple Bar Musisc Centre), Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Cost: €15 - price includes a copy of the CD

In the biggest workplace immigration crackdown to date, federal officials raided a factory in Laurel Mississippi detaining almost 600 workers. And Dr. Phillip Butler a fellow POW with McCain in Vietnam questions his qualifications for the Presidency.

In the biggest workplace immigration crackdown to date, federal officials raided a factory in Laurel Mississippi detaining almost 600 workers. And Dr. Phillip Butler a fellow POW with McCain in Vietnam questions his qualifications for the Presidency.

In this extraordinary and detailed presentation, physics Professor Steven Jones contends that the WTC could not have collapsed from fire and impact and presents scientific data supporting the hypothesis that the collapse was a controlled demolition.

Adrienne Vincent interviews Stan Wilson whose bus was impounded without a warrant by Minnesota police as they headed into St. Paul

The situation in Amman has taken a turn for the worse . While people living in Jordan cope with sharply increased prices for food and fuel, aid organizations are cutting back on services for refugees.

African blues and American blues, with guest co-host Ken Hohman

Features selections from speeches by 2 fine critics of global capitalism. Klein discusses corporations that profit from MANAGING disasters such as global warming and thus oppose measures to prevent or halt the disaster. Parenti argues that some disasters are CAUSED by powerful institutions to benefit a few powerful people. Do you think (he asks) that the IMF and World Bank are run by morons who don't know that their policies increase poverty for the many and enrich a very few?

episode090 of media monarchy features palin, gustav & the ron st paul rally, rnc police state then & democracy now, geopolitiks, states of emergency & international disasters, mossad nazis, bayer explosions, atomic soldiers, 9/11 suicide & anthrax predictive programming, surveillance psychosis, microchip cheese & the end of the world on september 10th, music by big star & the faint and tons more...

This week, we look at the demise of whistleblower protections, Lipitor's new pitch man, and how to look like you're military without actually enlisting. In "Six Degrees of Spin and Fakin'," we look at the Ogilvy and Mather advertising firm.

Part one focuses on Palin's comments before church and her political rise thanks to Sen. Stevens, drilling question, pt 2 delves into more on legislation and vetting process.

Part one focuses on Palin's comments before church and her political rise thanks to Sen. Stevens, drilling question, pt 2 delves into more on legislation and vetting process.

This week on Crossing The Line: After 2,020 days Palestinian Political prisoner Dr. Sam Al Arian was released from prison this week in the custody of his daughter Laila we’ll speak to her about his release and what lies ahead. Also this week, the third annual Washington-Israel summit sponsored by Christians United for Israel was held in the nation’s capital; politicians, pundits, and preachers all joined in condemning Iran, the Palestinian resistance and of course Muslims, we’ll speak t

Distinguished U.S. academic Professor Michael Parenti reminds us all of the real nature of the NATO intervention, at a time when Karadzic is all over the news. Parenti uncovers how the West has replaced the right of nations to self-determination with the Right of the West to Determine when and where they will intervene.

Distinguished U.S. academic Professor Michael Parenti reminds us all of the real nature of the NATO intervention, at a time when Karadzic is all over the news. Parenti uncovers how the West has replaced the right of nations to self-determination with the Right of the West to Determine when and where they will intervene.

Belgian theoretical physics professor and social issues commentator Jean Bricmont discusses his new book 'Humanitarian Imperialism - Using Human Rights to Sell War.' He also touches on the war over South Ossetia in the context of modern wars.

Belgian theoretical physics professor and social issues commentator Jean Bricmont discusses his new book 'Humanitarian Imperialism - Using Human Rights to Sell War.' He also touches on the war over South Ossetia in the context of modern wars.