Author of "Evidence of Harm" joins the Friday Morning After's Joe Broadhurst to discuss Mercury in vaccines. (20:00)

In the 80s, autism rates were around 1:10,000. In the late 80s & early 90s, they rose to 1:166. Millions of US babies were being given multiple vaccines at a time, all containing Thimerosal, a preservative that is 50% mercury.

Phillipe Calderon, whose claim to the Mexican presidency is dubious at best, has nominated hard liner Francisco Ramirez Acuna for Interior Minister. He is vowing to use force in places like Oaxaca, where protetors have bluntly called him a Fascist.

Already state violence in Mexico has begun the slide towards civil war. Bombs are exploding in Mexico City as people avenge the dead of Oaxaca, one "shredding" the building used by the Election Tribunal that gave the election to Calderon.

Find out more about Nirchiren buddhism, life and great music as we speak to Audrey Moesch, SGI member and lead singer of Kitten with a Whip.

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Prof. Hamid Dabashi, Columbia University, New York, offers a progressive Iranian analysis of the Bush regime's self declared period of endless war and the neocon attack on our core freedoms that make dissent - and resistance - possible.
Dabashi reminds us of DeTocqueville's insight into the role that voluntary (civic) associations play in checking the totalitarian tendency of government in our democratic society. 36.2MB

Iranian-Swedish feminist, Golbarg Bashi, a visiting scholar at Columbia University, New york, speaks on Women In War: The Hidden Victims of Crimes Against Humanity . 19.9MB
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11/9/06 Chicago Coalition Against War & Racism (CCAWR) forum on the possible war on Iran, the unacknowledged war on women and the escalating neocon attack on the core freedoms that make dissent - and resistance - possible.
Andy Thayer of CCAWR on Civil Liberties in Chicago 6.5MB Joleen Kirschenman, moderator

AUDIO INTERVIEW: Our PM is all of a sudden all green and campaigning for carbon trading, and playing a role in that is carbon sequestration, which the Feds are interested in, but what exactly is it, and will it really work on a long-term basis? Below is an MP3 interview with Professor Mark Diesendorf from the Sustainability Centre at the University of NSW...

From: Tuesday 14 Nov 2006 on RTRFM's Morning Magazine.

Size: 4.7MB - Length: 10 minutes - Type: Mp3

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Should America bomb Iran? How about using nuclear weapons? Ex-weapons inspector Scott Ritter, and Seymour Hersh, argue this could still happen, despite election of the Democrats.

Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Centre, www.imemc.org. For Wednesday, November 29th, 2006

Army shells areas in northern Gaza strip, while in the West Bank several school girls are injured, and the army takes over one house in a village near Hebron, these stories and more coming up stay tuned.

The Gaza Update