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Democracy Now! April 11, 2003
Kurds pull out of Kirkuk after Turkey threatened to send in troops: We go to northern Iraq for a report; Congress considers bill to grant automatic citizenship to some immigrant soldiers fighting in Iraq: But there is a catch, the law would only apply to soldiers who die in combat; Saying no to war by…
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Democracy Now! April 2, 2003
“Until this administration it had been possible to believe that by upholding the policies of my president I was also upholding the interests of the American people and the world. I believe it no longer:” Former U.S. diplomat John Brady Kiesling on why he resigned from the State Department; Civilian casualties mount in Iraq: We…
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Democracy Now! April 2, 2003
Yesterday the Supreme Court heard opening arguments in two landmark cases that may decide the future of affirmative action: We’ll have our own debate today between Attorney Kirk Kolbo, who argued against affirmative action before the high court, and Miranda Massie a lead attorney for the University of Michigan students who backs the preservation of…
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Democracy Now! April 15, 2003
Hour 1: U.S. sets its eyes on Syria: Washington diplomatically and economically threatens Iraq s neighbor as the region s newest rogue state; Columbia University professor Edward Said and Syrian expert Patrick Seale discuss the state of the Middle East after the invasion of Iraq Hour 2: Did U.S. antiques collectors have plans to loot…
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Democracy Now! aPRIL 15, 2003
u.s. SETS ITS EYES ON sYRIA: wASHINGTON DIPLOMATICALLY AND ECONOMICALLY THREATENS iRAQ S NEIGHBOR AS THE REGION S NEWEST ROGUE STATE; cOLUMBIA uNIVERSITY PROFESSOR eDWARD sAID AND sYRIAN EXPERT pATRICK sEALE DISCUSS THE STATE OF THE mIDDLE eAST AFTER THE INVASION OF iRAQ |8:00-8:01 bILLBOARD 8:01-8:06 hEADLINES 8:06-8:07 oNE mINUTE mUSIC bREAK 8:10-8:30: sO NOW…
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Democracy Now! April 15, 2003
Did U.S. antiques collectors have plans to loot Iraq s historical artifacts themselves? International outrage continues at U.S. failure to protect the famous National Museum or Baghdad s National Library and Archives; Congressman Jerrold Nadler on the endless war: Is Iran & Syria next?; International attorneys announce plans to investigate war crimes in Iraq: Alleged…
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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…
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Democracy Now! October 28, 2002
Lula Wins!: Worker s Party candidate Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva wins in a landslide to become Brazil s first working class leader; Sen. Paul Wellstone, 1944-2002: Less than two weeks before election day, the populist Democrat from Minnesota dies with seven others in a plane crash; Iraq Journal: US activists take to the streets…
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Democracy Now! April 11, 2003
Hour 1: Democracy Now! v. The New York Post: DN! Host Amy Goodman debates Post Columnist John Podhoretz on C-SPAN in a live simulcast with Pacifica. They discuss war, the peace movement and what comes next in Iraq. And they take questions from callers. Hour 2: Kurds pull out of Kirkuk after Turkey threatened to…
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Democracy Now! April 11, 2003
Democracy Now! v. The New York Post: DN! Host Amy Goodman debates Post Columnist John Podhoretz on C-SPAN in a live simulcast with Pacifica. They discuss war, the peace movement and what comes next in Iraq. And they take questions from callers. |8:00-8:01 Billboard 8:01-8:06 Headlines 8:06-8:07 One Minute Music Break 8:07-8:20: Welcome to Democracy…