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Over 150 people killed in twin suicide car bombings of several government buildings in Central Baghdad; also, Israeli police attack Palestinian protesters at the al-Aqsa Mosque, the site where Ariel Sharon provoked the second intifada; plus, leading Afghan women's activist, Zoya, debunks the myth that entrenching the US occupation of Afghanistan will save women and … Continued
The Latino-Indigenous community goes green, we'll speak to David Escobar, one of the key organizers of a major conference dealing with this issue in Marin County this weekend; also, we'll get an update from the Brazilian Embassy in Honduras, on stalled negotiations to restore President Zelaya; and militant activists confront and disrupt former Israeli Prime … Continued
Noam Chomsky takes on Obama's policies in the Middle East, we'll hear from a recent speech he made at the Paramount Theater in Oakland; also, supporting the GI resistance movement through the opening of a cafe and outreach center near Fort Hood, Texas; and JR and the Block Report investigate some of the trumped-up charges … Continued
Part three of our multi-part series on the Anatomy of a Financial Coup D'Etat with Catherine Austin Fitts, today, we'll look at the role of banks and financial institutions, raiding agencies and various US government bodies; also, we'll take an in-depth look at the logic and apparent racism that surrounded the Judge's decision to change … Continued
We'll feature part two of our multi-part series, the Anatomy of a Financial Coup d'Etat with Catherine Austin Fitts; also, the US Supreme Court agrees to hear the case of 13 Uighurs who are still being held at Guantanamo, five years after they were to be released; plus, we'll speak to the filmmaker of The … Continued
We kick off our multi-part series, The Anatomy of a Financial Coup D'Etat, with Catherine Austin Fitts; also, high-level US Generals contradict General Stanley McChristol's logic in a call for more troops and say the policy will likely strengthen the Afghan insurgency; and JR and the Block Report talk to the father of one of … Continued
As we go to air, ours sources tell us that a deal may have been struck to to restore deposed Honduran Presidient Maunel ZelaIa to power; we'll have a report from inside the besieged Brazilian Embassy, where the president is still surrounded by heavily arm security forces loyalto the coup government: Also will speak two … Continued
Greg Palast talks about healthcare and the corporations that are trying to kill it; also, a report from a protest in Santa Clara, California, against Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano and the continuing draconian policies against undocumented workers and their families; we'll also go to the devastated Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans where President … Continued
Internationally-renowned, award-winning journalist Robert Fisk talks about the recent takeover of central military headquarters in Pakistan, the recent corrupt elections in Afghanistan, and the situations in Iraq and Iran; also, on Community Business with Catherine Austin Fitts, we'll continue our discussion of the financial coup d'etat in Washington and on Wall Street; and the Knight … Continued
Award-winning reporter and author Dahr Jamail talks about the expanding wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the growing GI resistance movement; also, we'll have a report from the Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, with Andres Conteris; plus, we focus on the Arab Film Festival in the Bay Area, we'll speak to the director of the … Continued
