Elliott Feldman joins the "Friday Morning After" on CKUT Radio to discuss Bush's $450 Million Slush Fund from the softwood lumber deal. (30:30)

Elliott Feldman is in charge of the international branch of law at Baker & Hostetler in Washington, D.C.. He is a former director at the Canadian-American Business Council and has been following the softwood lumber deals since 1989.

Ever wonder why Karl Rove was put in charge of the Katrina cleanup? The answer isn't surprising. Because he's in charge of elections for the Bush Administration! confused? listen...

Indybay.org was invited to take part in a Telecom Press Conference on the State of Immigrant Women. We tape-recorded it and make it available to the press and interested parties. It is in raw form and may need editing for radio replay.

Following is their press release:

MEDIA ADVISORY

Use through September 6, 2006
Contact: Nancy Bennett at (800) 834-1110 or nancy@nancybennett.info

FEMALE IMMIGRANTS SUPPORT FAMILIES BACK HOME
BUT REMAIN VULNERABLE TO TRAFFICKING, EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE

Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Centre www.imemc.org for Wednesday September 6th, 2006

A total of seven Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip in less than 24hours, while army continued to attack civilians and took several residents prisoners in the West Bank, these stories and more coming up stay tuned.

The Gaza Update

Intro:

During the period of August 15-17 2005, the Israeli government under Sharon began implementing what was called "The Gaza Disengagement Plan". The Gaza Disengagement was the evacuation of all the illegal Israeli settlers residing in the Gaza Strip, and also those living in four settlements in the West Bank.

Israel's withdrawal from Gaza was depicted as a momentous event. The Israeli government proudly declared that they were committing a great sacrifice, a sacrifice that would bring the state of Israel closer towards a direction of peace.

Audio piece on the struggle of local people against a mining project developed by canadian company Ascendant copper, in the Junin area, Ecuador. Will be broadcasted on CKUT. Duration: 27 min.

For over 13 years, adivasi (indigenous) and dalit (caste) communities in Kashipur, India have been opposing a proposed Alcan-backed bauxite mine and
alumina smelter despite a relentless campaign of state repression, police brutality and militarization. Listen to a 3-part radio documentary recorded in India with the communities at the heart of the resistance movement.

trashcandy and derek talk about legalized booty calls in the middle east.
trashcandy giggles.

A speech given in Montreal by Jacqueline House, a representative of Six Nations.

This is a speech given by Jacqueline House, a representative of Six Nations, at an event in Montreal. The event was called "Six Nations: Land Repossession and Resistance", and was held on August 31, 2006, at the Native Friendship Center of Montreal. It was organized by the Indigenous Peoples Solidarity Movement (IPSM).