Special 2hr program dedicated Katrina music/news

Special 2hr program dedicated Katrina music/news recorded live on Free Radio Santa Cruz
featuring Indypendant and other media sources music from Robert Cray, Rage Against the Machine, Tom Waits, Buckethead, A Perfect Circle, Gil Scott Heron, Led Zepplin, Pete Townsend and more

This is a summary of israeli war crimes committed in Palestine for the week ending 7 September 2005. 7mins, english.

PCHR
Palestinian Centre for Human Rights

http://www.pchrgaza.org

Weekly Report: On Israeli Human Rights Violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
No. 35/2005

01 - 07 September 2005

Occupation Continues – Human Rights Violations Continue

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If it can be used to kidnapp Americans (and called "arrests"), certainly it can be used to IMPEACH.......

Your weekly wrap-up of North American police brutality, misconduct and corruption.

This week is the first of two programs marking the first anniversary of Bad Cop, No Donut! It features excerpts from many of the interviews featured on the program throughout the past year. This program includes interviews with:

Kristian Williams, author of Our Enemies In Blue.

Terry Miles and Alysha Rodriguez on Whitehall, Wisconsin police officer Daniel Wineski.

Michelle Druyun speaks about the on-duty misconduct committed by her husband, LAPD officer Scott Druyun.

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The delays in getting the low power FM stations up and broadcasting to Katrina suriviors continue. Lorie Kramer of HIMC speaks for e.r.s. at the Houston City Council meeting, September 7, 2005

This is the audio from the September 7, 2005 session of Houston City Council. HIMC member, Lorie Kramer, speaks about the delays in getting the micro-radio station - e.r.s up and running for the survivors of Katrina in the Astrodome and other Houston shelters.

This is an interview with Daniel Hopsicker, author of "Welcome to Terrorland" and publisher of http://www.madcowprod.com . We discusss the red herrings of 9/11, government protection of Mohammed Atta, the San Diego connection to 9/11 and other stuff.
I also play some music, a jody paulson "things they don't tell you" and other stuff. 1 hour 30 mins.

An interview with Jordan Flaherty, he talks about his personal experience in New Orleans, he gives a critical and social justice perspective of the aid relief, and he makes a call for grassroots community based organizing in the reconstruction of New Orleans.