AL QAEDA

  • Democracy Now! March 12, 2003

    Did Pakistani intelligence officials fake the arrest of alleged Qaeda mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed?: Foreign journalists in Pakistan begin to question Pakistani intelligence officials. We ll have a report from Islamabad; Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic is assassinated: We go to Belgrade for a live report from Democracy Now! correspondent Jeremy Scahill; Angola, Guinea, and…

  • Democracy Now! March 4, 2003

    The White House dismisses Iraq s destruction of banned missiles as a distraction: We join Rev. Dr. Herbert Daughtry & Democracy Now! correspondent Jeremy Scahill in Baghdad.; Turkish peace movement claims victory following a no-war vote: Meanwhile the Kurdish population in Northern Iraq prepares for a Turkish invasion; Could the U.S. have caught alleged Al…

  • Democracy Now! March 12, 2003

    “Throughout the globe, the United States is becoming associated with the unjustified use of force : Diplomat John Brown explains why he resigned from the State Department to protest U.S. war plans in Iraq; Halliburton, Bechtel and other U.S. firms set to profit from the rebuilding of postwar Iraq: Meanwhile the Guardian reports Halliburton is…

  • Democracy Now! February 6, 2003

    Colin Powell addresses the UN Security Council to argue for a first-strike attack on Iraq; most of his claims can t be verified; Powell claims Iraq is harboring Al Qaeda terrorists, but leaves out evidence implicating US allies; we hear responses from Baghdad, France and Cameroon; United for Peace and Justice sues the NYPD for…

  • Democracy Now! May 22, 2002

    SCHOLAR AND ACTIVIST NOAM CHOMSKY TALKS ABOUT THE LONG AND BLOODY HISTORY OF US-SPONSORED TERRORISM |Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 From East Timor, this is Democracy Now! Scholar and activist Noam Chomsky and British journalist Robert Fisk. Hes based in Beirut. All that and more coming up. 9:01-9:06 Headlines: 9:06-9:07 One Minute Music Break 9:07-9:20…

  • Democracy Now! June 4, 2002

    A CONVERSATION WITH INDIAN WRITER ARUNDHATI ROY |As India and Pakistan hover on the brink of war, writer and activist Arundhati Roy talks about life under the nuclear shadow. And Afghans begin the trek to Kabul to select a new, transitional government. Today, a look at the ongoing US military campaign and the fragile process…