Vietnam

  • Democracy Now! May 5, 2003

    Hour 1: Israeli troops shoot dead another journalist in the Occupied Territories, according to witnesses: James Miller was an award-winning documentary filmmaker who was famous for his piece on Afghanistan, Beneath the Veil; 33 years ago this weekend, US National Guardsmen fired into a crowd of people at Kent State University who were protesting the…

  • Democracy Now! May 5, 2003

    Israeli troops shoot dead another journalist in the Occupied Territories, according to witnesses: James Miller was an award-winning documentary filmmaker who was famous for his piece on Afghanistan, Beneath the Veil; 33 years ago this weekend, US National Guardsmen fired into a crowd of people at Kent State University who were protesting the Vietnam War,…

  • 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! April 4, 2003

    Hour 1: The United States is the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today: We hear Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. speak out against the Vietnam War on the 35th anniversary of his assassination and talk with the Rev. James Lawson on MLK & war; We don’t do body counts says Gen. Tommy Franks:…

  • Democracy Now! April 4, 2003

    The United States is the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today: We hear Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. speak out against the Vietnam War on the 35th anniversary of his assassination and talk with the Rev. James Lawson on MLK & war; We don’t do body counts says Gen. Tommy Franks: To counter…

  • Democracy Now! December 26, 2002

    “It’s Thursday morning, a quarter to 8 and we’re going off to Nam Tien Street where the bombing was particularly heavy and where a B-52 was downed last night…Oh my, a woman is crying, “My son, where are you?”, Woman cries in (Vietnamese.)” CD: Where Are You Now, My Son?/Track 8 |9:00-9:01 Billboard 9:01-9:06 Headlines…

  • Democracy Now! January 15, 2002

    Actor Danny Glover, is dropped from the list of speakers at a Martin Luther King Day celebration. He is then re-invited amidst an outpouring of public support. Martin Luther Kings opposition to U.S. foreign policy has been erased from mainstream history. Today, on his birthday, well break the silence with a rare speech on his…

  • Democracy Now! January 23, 2002

    CHAINED, SHAVED, AND BLINDFOLDED: WAR SECRETARY DONALD RUMSFELD INSISTS THE TREATMENT OF TALIBAN PRISONERS IN CUBA IS HUMANE ; VIETNAM INC: A PHOTO-JOURNEY THROUGH THE VILLAGES, FIELDS, AND ALLEYS OF A DEVASTATED NATION, PART I : Philip Jones Griffiths |NEWS HEADLINES [See Comment field] CHAINED, SHAVED, AND BLINDFOLDED: WAR SECRETARY DONALD RUMSFELD INSISTS THE TREATMENT…

  • Democracy Now! January 24, 2002

    Today, The Day After The Enron Chairman And CEO Resigns, Congressional Hearings Begin On The Enron Scandal, The Largest Corporate Bankruptcy In U.S. History ; Vietnam Inc. Part II: A Photo-Journey Through The Villages, Fields, And Alleys Of A Devastated Nation: Today we continue our conversation with Vietnam War photographer, Philip Jones Griffiths. Amy Goodman,…

  • What in the world / produced by Tim McGovern and Jeffrey Kaye.

    Excerpts from the news feature and analysis programs: Banning Garrett on Vietnamese refugees; Cambodian aid; Attica; Panama canal. Interview with Banning Garret of Internews concerning possibility that South Vietnamese refugees are, in fact, being herded by Saigon troops and used as sheilds from PRG fire; debate over Cambodian aid between the Ford administration and the…