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AirWaveWEB - Boston's Regional Radio Program Notes (prelim. I) (english) |
by James Zappia
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03 Mar 2003
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I have nearly two years of radio program notes, references, and resources and such to add but maybe these brief preliminary radio highlights will inspire John Grebe to update www.johngrebe.com with Sounds of Dissent program info.
http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/svp/st_org/wzbc/showdesc/johng.html or to update the show times to reflect Saturday, noon to 2 p.m. (EST). Once "completed" will include www.nouturn.org, NCR, Radio with A View to maybe they can update their excellent historical ref, site... |
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Actually, WHO did 911? (english) |
by Rosalinda
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03 Mar 2003
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"I know the security business.
No bunch of people from the Middle East, an outfit like Osama Bin Laden,
was capable of doing that. What was done was a very complex operation,
and it was done deliberately, to get us into a war.
"The policy -- I know who the author of the policy is.
The author of the policy's on record...."
....dialog from the Town Meeting
in Pine Bluff Arkansas
23 February 2003 |
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Momentous Decision (english) |
by Abel Perez
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02 Mar 2003
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Saddam Hussein must have rejoiced nervously as he watched on television millions of protesters rally to oppose a U.S.-led war against Iraq. The anti-war crowds squealed angrily at Bush for wanting to dismantle the cutthroat Baghdad regime. |
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BOMB APPETITE, SADDAM (english) |
by Dale William Curran II
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02 Mar 2003
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RICHMOND, Va. (Gridlockmag.com)—May 7, 1987 started out a pretty typical day of hard work aboard the USS Stark cruising the Persian Gulf. And then my crewmates and I were rudely introduced to two French-made Exocet missiles, courtesy of the Iraqi Air Force. We spent 18 hours dousing blazes that threatened to scuttle the boat. |
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Forensic Expert Shows Evidence of Iraqi Atrocities (english) |
by Dr Clyde Snow
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02 Mar 2003
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American forensic anthropologist Dr Clyde Snow told the UN Commission on Human Rights of his reports showing that 100,000 to 200,000 Kurds have disappeared and are believed murdered by Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's regime. |
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No democracy without the Shiites (english) |
by IHT
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02 Mar 2003
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Iraq after Saddam, President George W. Bush invoked the prospect of a democratic Iraq in his address last month to the UN General Assembly. Secretary of State Colin Powell has told Congress that he foresees Iraqis being governed "in a democratic fashion." Yet the administration remains closest to Sunni Arabs, a minority that has never shared its power. |
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Uday Saddam Hussein (english) |
by Kelly Whalen
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02 Mar 2003
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As Saddam's eldest son, Uday has cultivated a populist image through his control of Iraq's major media, but the heir apparent is every bit as brutal a tyrant as the father. |
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Spooks dig for secrets of Saddam (english) |
by Peter Beaumont
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02 Mar 2003
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He is there at almost every official photo-opportunity with Saddam Hussein, a compact and wiry military officer, his khaki shirt rolled up to his elbows, a beret pulled across his brow. A heavy handlebar moustache hangs over a solid jaw, grey with a permanent five o'clock shadow. |
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