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It's the End of the World as We know it #30


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This week:
1.30th Episode!
2.Che GueLama
3.Wall Street's Lunch
4.Consumer Blues
5.Cheney: I-R-A-Q-A-O-K
6.USE 2008
7.Sim Treason
8.Virtual Jihadi Banned


The Bush Doctrine in Embryo



Attorney General Mukasey on Waterboarding: "It is Unresolved"


January 30, 2008

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=RcqFxZa_kSo


Dennis Kucinich - PBS, News Hour


Dennis Kucinich Discusses Iraq War, Health Care

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1AhaH1ozbg


Peace in Las Vegas

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by freesouljah

Las Vegas is not ordinarily known for its activism. Gambling, yes. Glitz and glamor, yes. Strippers, yes. But what about Peace Activists?

At the First Annual Las Vegas Peace Festival hundreds of Las Vegans gathered to celebrate peace, and set a new standard for Sin City. The Box Office, located in the art district of Las Vegas, hosted the event on Saturday, October 13th. With a combination of live music, interactive mural painting, tree dedicating, body paints, art displays, compassionate speeches, and a lot of dancing, the festival proved to be a success.


Half of Iraq hit by cholera - 04 Oct 07



Cholera is spreading throughout Iraq, with half of the 18 provinces affected, Kirkuk and Sulaymaniyah being the hardest hit.


Congress Hearing on Blackwater Mercenaries: Kucinich


Congress Hearing on Blackwater Mercenaries: Kucinich grills CEO of Blackwater Company, Erik Prince, on government contracts.


Serj Tankian - Empty Walls

Empty Walls, the new single from Serj Tankian, lead singer of System of A Down

Full Album - Elect The Dead - Out 10/23/07

www.serjtankian.com - www.myspace.com/serjtankian


Can Iraq Get Blackwater to Go?

Can Iraq Get Blackwater to Go?

By Nancy Scola
Air America Radio
September 17, 2007


Diplomatic Convoys Curtailed in Iraq

Diplomatic Convoys Curtailed in Iraq

September 18, 2007

BAGHDAD - The United States on Tuesday suspended all land travel by U.S. diplomats and other civilian officials in Iraq outside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, amid mounting public outrage over the alleged killing of civilians by the U.S. Embassy's security provider Blackwater USA.

The move came even as the Iraqi government appeared to back down from statements Monday that it had permanently revoked Blackwater's license and would order its 1,000 personnel to leave the country - depriving American diplomats of security protection essential to operating in Baghdad.


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