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outFarpress presents: The SHORTWAVE REPORT 7/15/05 ¡LISTEN GLOBALLY! |
by Dan Roberts
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14 Jul 2005
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A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files- broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China, Cuba, Netherlands, and Russia. |
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News :: Civil & Human Rights |
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Harvard Thug Dershowitz to UC Press: I Will Own You |
by David Green
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14 Jul 2005
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The University of California Press will proceed with the
publication of a controversial book that attacks supporters of
Israel despite efforts by its chief target, the Harvard law
professor Alan M. Dershowitz, to block the book's release. |
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Rumour Mongering - turning the tables on the Capitalist Media |
by brent herbert
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14 Jul 2005
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Or how to create a media system which is a public utility, instead of a capitalist brain washing outfit, in really easy steps... |
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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Crime & Police : Elections & Legislation : Government Secrecy : Protest Activity |
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LONDON - TERRORISM ORDERED BY THE STATE |
by do
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14 Jul 2005
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IS FECIT CUI PRODEST : Blasts could boost Blair's support ! |
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BTL:Despite Earlier Denials, Presidential Adviser Karl Rove Played Key Role in... |
by Between the Lines' Scott Harris
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14 Jul 2005
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...Illegal Disclosure of CIA Agent's Identity ~ Interview with Robert Jensen, professor of journalism at the University of Texas, conducted by Between the Lines' Scott Harris |
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News :: Iraq |
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IS KARL ROVE A TRAITOR? |
by Clayton Hallmark
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13 Jul 2005
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He blew CIA agent Valerie Plame's cover. Here's how he's going to cover that: HE WILL SAY: "ALL I TOLD REPORTERS IS THAT JOE WILSON'S WIFE RECOMMENDED HIM" (to check on the phony Saddam-Nigeria-uranium connection).
We are at war, declared by the president. Karl Rove, if he makes the above admission, caused the deaths of CIA operatives and compromised their expressed mission in the defense of the nation in that war. That would make him not just a felon but liable to prosecution for T-R-E-A-S-O-N (imagine Tammy Wynette or Aretha Franklin singing that out). |
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Review :: Israel / Palestine |
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Alan Dershowitz's Genocide Libel |
by David Green
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13 Jul 2005
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In The Case for Israel, Dershowitz has given us not only a shabby but a truly wicked book that merits comparison to classics of 20th century racism (such as The Protocols of the Elders of Zion) in its relentless and provocative defamation of the Palestinians, and in its gross distortion of the entire history of Muslim-Jewish relations. |
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Assasination in Guatemala tied to CAFTA |
by via GHRC
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13 Jul 2005
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Alvaro Juárez, 64 years old, was assassinated on the night of July 8. According to the Unity of Protection for Human Rights Defenders, he was eating dinner with his wife at his house in San Benito Petén when heavily armed men arrived at the door... |
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News :: Children : Civil & Human Rights : Government Secrecy : Iraq : Labor : Political-Economy : Regime |
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An Army of (No) One: An Inside Look at the Military's Internet Recruiting War |
by Nick Turse
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13 Jul 2005
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Eyebrows ought to be raised over a Pentagon that is looking at ways to influence the mothers of teens to send their sons and daughters off to war and at a military eager to study what it takes to get kids to "drop out" of school and how the military might then scoop them up....The Department of Defense, in short, is pulling out all the stops, sparing no expense, and spending at least $16,000 in promotional costs alone for each single soldier signed up. |
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