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  • Democracy Now! April 17, 2003

    Hour 1: U.S. forces kill at least a dozen civilians in Mosul: Independent journalist May Ying Welsh looks at what the city looked like before the invasion; Did U.S. antiquities dealers plan to loot Iraq themselves?: A debate between the American Council for Cultural Policy and the Cambrian Archaeological Association; The Pentagon, Propaganda & PR:…

  • Democracy Now! October 16, 2002

    Iraq Journal: A rare visit to the birthplace of Saddam Hussein. Democracy Now! correspondent Jeremy Scahill reports from Takrit; Sniper politics: Does the technology exist to find the D.C. sniper? The Bush Administration and the NRA are opposing ballistic fingerprinting legislation that would trace the bullet to the gun; The militarization of the police: The…

  • Democracy Now! October 17, 2002

    The World s Most Dangerous Man : Those were the words of Henry Kissinger to describe Daniel Ellsberg, the man who risked his life to expose the Pentagon Papers, a 7,000 page top secret study of decision-making in Vietnam. We talk to him for an hour on how he went from being a Pentagon official…

  • Democracy Now! March 31, 2003

    Hour 1: The prince of darkness resigns: A look at the controversial businesses dealings of Pentagon adviser and war hawk Richard Perle; Three Dominican nuns face 50 years in prison for conducting citizens weapons inspections: Trial begins today in Colorado; What will a U.S. occupation of Iraq look like? A speech by Asla Bali of…

  • Democracy Now! March 31, 2003

    The prince of darkness resigns: A look at the controversial businesses dealings of Pentagon adviser and war hawk Richard Perle; Three Dominican nuns face 50 years in prison for conducting citizens weapons inspections: Trial begins today in Colorado; What will a U.S. occupation of Iraq look like? A speech by Asla Bali of the American-Arab…

  • Democracy Now! March 31, 2003

    Six journalists still missing in Iraq including two from Newsday: We talk to Newsday editor Les Payne and Pacifica s unembedded reporter Jerry Quickly who was expelled from Iraq last week; War Secretary Donald Rumsfeld reportedly rejected advice from top Pentagon planners on how to invade Iraq: Former Marine & UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter…

  • 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

    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 images of…

  • 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…