By Anonymous (not verified) , 17 October, 2005
Author
Aaron Sarver and Emily Udell

Last month we aired an excerpt from Amy Goodman’s speech at the International Labor Communicators Association conference this summer. Goodman is the host of the daily news program Democracy Now! This show includes an amusing anecdote from the talk.

Aaron Sarver interviews Claude Marks and Sele Nadel-Hayes of the Freedom Archives in San Francisco. The archives contain more than 8,000 hours of audiotape from radical voices dating back to the late 1960s.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 17 October, 2005
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imemc.org

Israeli Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz decided to resume military incursions and to impose restrictions on the movement of Palestinians in the West Bank after three Israeli settlers were killed during a drive-by shooting on Sunday. The shooting occurred near the West Bank cities of Bethlehem and Nablus,

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By Anonymous (not verified) , 17 October, 2005
Author
Upstart Radio America

This episode touches on the so-called "spontaneous" yet scripted banter with the troupes. I might point out the young lady who spoke turns out to be a press agent, and not a soldier on the ground. Nice huh?

Mindwalk 17: "Staged President" has Explicit Language. licensed broadcasters should air during Safe Harbor

http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=14558

By Anonymous (not verified) , 17 October, 2005
Author
David Grace

Benton Harbor, MI, is the target of a landgrab by the corporate parasite

Indybay.org interviews Rev Edward Pinkney and Gaurav of Michgan IMC. They tell us about the courtroom hi-jinks of the Benton Harbor creme-de-la-crud.

Whirlpool calls Benton Harbor, MI, it's hometown, but it treats it like a dump. Lately, after laying off most of the employees and outsourcing the work, the cronies are foreclosing on the land of the unemployed and plan on turning the city into a haven for Chicago summer homes.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 17 October, 2005
Author
David Grace

On October 15, the vigilantes on the Mexican border, calling themselves Minutemen, went to Chicago to raise funds. Chicago activists were there to meet them.

Five people were arrested in demonstrations opposing the fund-raising trip by the Minutemen. Indybay.org interviews Cynthia, one of the five people arrested at the America First 'church' in Arlington Heights, IL.

We discuss the structure of the Minutemen and the America First movement through history.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 15 October, 2005
Author
Dire Wolf

News on U.S. Troops starving Iraqi people and other stories you won't hear on FOX,MSNBC,CBS,CNN,TBN.
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