We want new science disclosed and used for the benefit of the worlds population! We want new science disclosed to avoid the grotesque war for oil, stop the insane pollution of our enviroment, eliminate diseases and suffering, stop the false global energy crises that is killing the earth we live of, altering our climate, and killing a lot of people all over the globe.

Spread far and wide!

Give the frequency machines to the people!

Frequency machines can cure cancer and AIDS!

Harry Sheppard - vibraphone, Joseph Jackson - vibraphone, Charlie Perez - percussion, Nick Cooper - drums, Andrew Lenz - percussion

from the Free Radcals CD, "Aerial Bombardment"

Harry Stops the War (mp3)

10:00 MP3 - Please play today or tomorrow on your station or show -- Palestinian presidential elections are tomorrow, Sunday the 9th!
Report covers Israeli occupation, incursions Jan. 1 -7, and preparations for Palestinian election Sunday Jan. 9

As Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip head to the polls for the presidential elections on Sunday, the Israeli occupation and ongoing military
incursions in both the West Bank and Gaza Strip continue.

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This week on Resistance Remixed, DJ lotus interviews Richard Stallman. They will be talking about the intersection of free software and politics, the free software movement as a radical social movement, software patents, antifascism vs. anti-capitalism and the rise of nformation control technologies and policies.

This show took place on Thursday, January 6th, 7pm, PST and is one hour long.

Here goes an MP3 of my rewrite.
John Ashcroft is singing Let The Eagle Soar
at Bush's second inauguration.
I just couldn't leave that alone.
One painful turn deserves another!
This means war, right? Venceremos...

Eagle Sores. Lyrics:

"Let the eagle sore,

ooze and pus like other scabs and sores.

From HIV to torture scars,

Let the voterfraud eagle soar.

Let the eagle soar,

Soar with neofascist things,

while the land beneath her sings:

'holy shit, your fucking boot is on my neck.'

A five-minute weekly review of news at the intersection of media and democracy.

This week's show:

Community and municipal wireless networks are springing up around the country while opposition from telecom companies ramps up at the state level. Unions and other groups find it difficult to get access to the mainstream media, even if they're willing to pay for it. And the Government Accountability Office flags the Drug Czar for running afoul of prohibitions against the distribution of propaganda.

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Listen to an interview with George N. Rishmawi, from the International Middle East Media Center (IMEMC), who shares his perspectives on the upcoming Palestinian elections scheduled for January 9th, 2005. The interview provides analysis on grassroots Palestinian democratic movements struggling against Israeli occupation, while also addressing the specifics on various presidential candidates and political parities participating in the upcoming Palestinian elections.

I talk a little bit about AIPAC, Larry Franklin and Golan Cipel, and their possible roles in helping Israel spy on and influence the US.

Hi, this is Jody Paulson from Moscow ID with what they don't tell you.