Peace movement.

  • Democracy Now! April 4, 2003

    “Perhaps your listeners do expect a 50-50 balance at this stage over whether there ought to be a war or not, but in my view it is just not the relevant question” : We spend the hour with CNN s Aaron Brown who discusses the network’s coverage of the anti-war movement, the sanitization of the…

  • Democracy Now! April 7, 2003

    Hour 1: U.S. forces reportedly enter Saddam Hussein s palaces after thousands of Iraqis die are killed: We go to Baghdad for a report from May Ying Welsh; Israeli forces shoot and seriously injure U.S. peace activist: We talk with an eyewitness in Jenin; Justice Department detains computer engineer and bars attorneys from discussing the…

  • Democracy Now! April 7, 2003

    With the number of casualties in Baghdad soaring, hospitals are forced to stop counting: The International Red Cross responds to the humanitarian crisis; Roundtable on Iraq: Katrina vanden Heuvel of The Nation, Alexander Cockburn of Counterpunch, Michael Albert of Z Magazine and AFP reporter Nayla Razzouk in Baghdad discuss the invasion of Iraq |9:00-9:01 Billboard…

  • Democracy Now! March 19, 2003

    Is war against Iraq legal or not? A debate between Roger Normand and Ruth Wedgewood; Activists blockade Australian Prime Minister John Howard s house, a Turkish port where US military is unloading equipment, a US naval base in Spain and damage US bombers in Scotland: direct actions around the world to stop the war; Are…

  • Democracy Now! March 20, 2003

    Hour 1: U.S. begins invasion of Iraq, attempts to assassinate Iraqi President Saddam Hussein: We go live to Baghdad to speak with Kathy Kelly of Voices in the Wilderness and hear President Bush and Hussein; Hundreds of thousands take to the streets to protest war just hours after the U.S. attack: We go to Sydney,…

  • Democracy Now! March 20, 2003

    U.S. begins invasion of Iraq, attempts to assassinate Iraqi President Saddam Hussein: We go live to Baghdad to speak with Kathy Kelly of Voices in the Wilderness and hear President Bush and Hussein; Hundreds of thousands take to the streets to protest war just hours after the U.S. attack: We go to Sydney, London and…

  • 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 21, 2003

    Hour 1: Tens of thousands of US troops race through southern Iraq seizing oil installations as the bombing of Baghdad continues: a report on civilian casualties from Baghdad; Former CIA officials call for intelligence officers to leak documents that challenge Bush Administration propaganda: we ll talk to 27-year CIA veteran Ray McGovern; US attack plans…

  • Democracy Now! March 21, 2003

    Tens of thousands of US troops race through southern Iraq seizing oil installations as the bombing of Baghdad continues: a report on civilian casualties from Baghdad; Former CIA officials call for intelligence officers to leak documents that challenge Bush Administration propaganda: we ll talk to 27-year CIA veteran Ray McGovern; US attack plans for Iraq…

  • Democracy Now! March 21, 2003

    Bridge to Baghdad : on this second day of war, students in Baghdad talk with students in New York students; 1,500 arrested in San Francisco as millions more take to the streets around the globe: We hear the voices of dissent from around the country; The new Afghanistan? U.S. launches a major attack in Afghanistan…