HUSSEIN, SADAM

  • Democracy Now! March 20, 2003

    Iraqi people speak out against the U.S. invasion: we go live to Baghdad; Booker Prize-winning author Arundhati Roy slams US invasion as protests intensify; U.N. Security Council members voice their opposition; Burning the Bridge to Baghdad : as war begins, the media censors the voices of ordinary Iraqi people |9:00-9:01 Billboard 9:01-9:06 Headlines 9:06-9:07 One…

  • Democracy Now! March 25, 2003

    Hour 1: US and British warplanes begin intense bombardment of Republican Guard positions outside the Iraqi capital: We go to Baghdad for report from May Ying Welsh; Kurdish officials say 150 killed by U.S. bombing, scores of Iraqi civilian casualties elsewhere: British writer Milan Rai analyzes the opening days of the U.S. invasion; From broadcasting…

  • Democracy Now! March 25, 2003

    Will Iraq become a quagmire for the Americans ? Non-embedded, Independent reporter Robert Fisk reports from Baghdad; Veteran war correspondent Robert Fisk says debating whether it s really Saddam detracts from the issue what the Iraqi President actually says. Part 2 of the interview; When the British were fired upon from Delhi and in Northern…

  • Democracy Now! March 27, 2003

    Hour 1: Live from Baghdad: 14 killed in a Baghdad market, as Iraqi clerics call for jihad against US invasion forces; The Pentagon knows large percentages of smart bombs malfunction and civilian deaths are a certainty: a discussion on how smart the bombs really are; Live from the streets of NYC: hundreds die in and…

  • Democracy Now! March 27, 2003

    Live from Baghdad: 14 killed in a Baghdad market, as Iraqi clerics call for jihad against US invasion forces; The Pentagon knows large percentages of smart bombs malfunction and civilian deaths are a certainty: a discussion on how smart the bombs really are; Live from the streets of NYC: hundreds die in and shut down…

  • Democracy Now! March 27, 2003

    In New York City scores are being arrested this morning in direct action protests against the war.; U.S. bombs Iraqi Television again: International Federation of Journalists condemns attack as a violation of the Geneva conventions; Is the world watching two different versions of the invasion of Iraq? A comparison of the Arab-language and western media;…

  • Democracy Now! March 18, 2003

    Hour 1: President Bush vows to attack Iraq if Saddam Hussein doesn t flee within 48 hours: Democracy Now talks to response Dennis Halliday, Ralph Nader, Leslie Cagan and Jeremy Scahill; With 300,000 troops set to invade Iraq, Gulf War veterans are concerned the safety of US forces may be compromised: We talk to Steve…

  • Democracy Now! March 18, 2003

    President Bush vows to attack Iraq if Saddam Hussein doesn t flee within 48 hours: Democracy Now talks to response Dennis Halliday, Ralph Nader, Leslie Cagan and Jeremy Scahill; With 300,000 troops set to invade Iraq, Gulf War veterans are concerned the safety of US forces may be compromised: We talk to Steve Robinson of…

  • Democracy Now! March 18, 2003

    President Bush vows to attack Iraq if Saddam Hussein doesn t flee within 48 hours: protests intensify around the world & British government in uproar as senior officials resign; Vandenberg Air Force Base authorizes ‘deadly force’ against protesters: protesters aren t deterred; 300 New Yorkers protest the Israeli military killing of U.S. citizen Rachel Corrie:…

  • Democracy Now! December 30, 2002

    We are celebrating our second liberation : Kenya s people elect opposition leader Mwai Kibaki. It is the first time an opposition party has won the presidency since Kenya became independent from Britain four decades ago; 75 people protest in front of the Pentagon: some throw blood on the Pentagon and are arrested; Saddam did…