Peace movement.

  • Democracy Now! May 28, 2003

    Hour 1: Having invaded Iraq, Bush and his Hawks are Now Getting Ready to go for Regime Change in Tehran; A New Report Reveals that the Bush Administration had Planned to Invade Iraq as Early as December; You Back the Attack, We ll Bomb Who We Want! – A collection of remixed war posters Hour…

  • Democracy Now! May 28, 2003

    Having invaded Iraq, Bush and his Hawks are Now Getting Ready to go for Regime Change in Tehran; A New Report Reveals that the Bush Administration had Planned to Invade Iraq as Early as December; You Back the Attack, We ll Bomb Who We Want! – A collection of remixed war posters |8:00-8:01 Billboard 8:01-8:06…

  • Democracy Now! December 4, 2002

    Renowned anti-war icon Philip Berrigan is quietly dying at home surrounded by family and friends from the Jonah House resistance community in Baltimore: we talk with his son and daughter who are by his bedside and rebroadcast a 1998 Democracy Now! interview w/ the militant Catholic peace activist in federal prison |9:00-9:01 9:01-9:05 Headlines 9:05-9:06…

  • Democracy Now! May 26, 2003

    Hour 1: Memorial Day Special: We speak with a group of Ploughshares activists. For years these Catholics have tried to raise awareness about the brutality of war and how specific warships, weapons, and bases are complicit in the killing of innocent civilians; Three Dominican nuns await sentencing for damaging nuclear site in Colorado; Five members…

  • Democracy Now! May 6, 2003

    “It’s clear that Islam is on the way to disappearing : the words of Israeli Tourism Minister Benny Elon, who is set to lobby Christian fundamentalists close to President Bush against the Middle East peace plan; U.S. hires Christian fundamentalists to produce news for Iraqis: the studio runs a news service dedicated to transmitting the…

  • Democracy Now! May 6, 2003

    Hour 1: “It’s clear that Islam is on the way to disappearing : the words of Israeli Tourism Minister Benny Elon, who is set to lobby Christian fundamentalists close to President Bush against the Middle East peace plan; U.S. hires Christian fundamentalists to produce news for Iraqis: the studio runs a news service dedicated to…

  • Democracy Now! April 24, 2003

    Hour 1: U.S. and North Korea talks begin in Beijing: University of Chicago professor Bruce Cumings discusses North Korea; The role of poets in a time of war: Grace Paley, Vermont s official state poet, talks about the peace movement. Hour 2: San Francisco Chronicle reporter fired for protesting: Henry Norr discusses his dismissal after…

  • Democracy Now! April 24, 2003

    U.S. and North Korea talks begin in Beijing: University of Chicago professor Bruce Cumings discusses North Korea; The role of poets in a time of war: Grace Paley, Vermont s official state poet, talks about the peace movement. |8:00-8:01 Billboard 8:01-8:10 Headlines 8:10-8:11 One Minute Music Break 8:11-8:30: Envoys from the US and North Korea…

  • Democracy Now! April 24, 2003

    San Francisco Chronicle reporter fired for protesting: Henry Norr discusses his dismissal after he took part in an anti-war protest; Free press in Iraq?: We speak with an editor of Tarieq Al-Shaab, the first independent newspaper to be distributed in Baghdad; Columbia University Professor Edward Said on colonialism, his classic book Orientalism and the future…

  • Democracy Now! October 25, 2002

    Tens of thousands to protest war: This Saturday is an international day of action with demonstrations from Washington DC and San Francisco, to Baghdad, Berlin, Madrid and Mexico City; Police Brutality in Brooklyn, a Democracy Now exclusive: High school counselors witness police brutality and become victims themselves; Police arrest sniper suspects: A conversation with filmmaker…