WAR CRIMES & CRIMINALS

  • Democracy Now! April 9, 2003

    Looting breaks out near Baghdad as the presence of the Iraqi government diminishes: We talk to AFP reporter Ezzadin Said in the Palestine Hotel; 80 dissidents arrested in Cuba in most widespread political crackdown since the 1960s: A debate between the Cuban embassy and the wife of a jailed journalist. Hour 2: CIA reports INC…

  • Democracy Now! April 9, 2003

    CIA reports INC leader Ahmad Chalabi would be ineffective leader to replace Saddam Hussein: A discussion with Lamis Andoni; US/UK military forces risk committing war crimes by depriving civilians of safe water: A look at humanitarian aid demands in post-invasion Iraq. |Story: CIA REPORTS INC LEADER AHMAD CHALABI WOULD BE INEFFECTIVE LEADER TO REPLACE SADDAM…

  • Democracy Now! May 7, 2003

    Hour 1: At least when Saddam was here there may not have been freedom but there was security: Democracy Now! producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from streets of Baghdad; As President Bush names a new ruler of Iraq, humanitarian groups say the US is more concerned with building an administration than with the health and…

  • Democracy Now! May 7, 2003

    At least when Saddam was here there may not have been freedom but there was security: Democracy Now! producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from streets of Baghdad; As President Bush names a new ruler of Iraq, humanitarian groups say the US is more concerned with building an administration than with the health and well-being of…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Democracy Now! May 10, 2002

    Putting war criminals on trial: conversation with Judge Baltasar Garzon, Jennifer Harbury, and Joyce Horman, ; tomorrow is the one month anniversary of the failed coup in Venezuela: a conspiracy to topple Chavez, possibly with U.S. support? Today, well talk to Venezuelan government officials. |9:01-9:06 Headlines: 9:06-9:07 One Minute Music Break 9:07-9:20 BRINGING WAR CRIMINALS…

  • Democracy Now! March 6, 2002

    Welfare Reform : Big Military Offensive in Afghanistan : U.S. shadow government of a hundred, living and working secretly outside Washington : a debate on the explosive presidential elections in Zimbabwe. |9:01-9:06 HEADLINES STORY: HUNDREDS OF POOR PEOPLE STORM THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION Hundreds of people from across the country stormed the headquarters of the ultra-conservative…

  • Democracy Now! February 12, 2002

    As the Pentagon fights a public relations battle against the gray areas of the so-called war on terrorism, GUEST NOAM CHOMSKY : the Hague War Crimes Tribunal kicks off its trial of former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic. He’s defending himself and says Washingtons the real criminal : to serve or not to serve: as more…

  • Democracy Now! September 13, 2001

    LONGTIME ACTIVISTS AND WRITERS SPEAK OUT AGAINST THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION’S MARCH TO WAR : ANTI MUSLIM AND ARAB ATTACKS AND THREATS SPREAD ACROSS US : ORGANIZING NONVIOLENTLY AGAINST WAR AND RACISM IN THE MIDST OF MILITARISM. |Note: Today’s DN! in Exile consists of two one hour segments. NEWS HEADLINES LONGTIME ACTIVISTS AND WRITERS SPEAK OUT…