WBAI

Public Hearings On United States War Crimes. - Series of five group talks and presentations which examine United States actions in the Gulf War: motives for war, American foreign policy, military actions, and the impact upon the peoples and environment of the Middle East. CONTENT: Panel 2. pt.1. Evidence of war against civilians and the use of mass terror / Dr.

Public Hearings On United States War Crimes. - Series of five group talks and presentations which examine United States actions in the Gulf War: motives for war, American foreign policy, military actions, and the impact upon the peoples and environment of the Middle East. CONTENT: Panel 1. pt.1. The purpose for the hearings / Sara Flounders (15 min.) -- pt.2.

The Media War : Where Do We Go From Here? / moderated by Laura Flanders. Panel discussion on the role of mainstream media in the public perception of the U.S. lead war against Iraq.

WAPONRY OF THE GULF WAR / Jim Dingeman| interviewed by Tom Wisker. - Jim Dingeman, military historian and analyst discusses the Iraqi probing attacks of 29-31 Janurary, 1991 in the context of the war. He provides definitions of military terminology, and explains the evolving war in the Middle East.

National Teach In To Stop The War. Series of talk given on the evening when the United States lead coalition bbegan hostilities against Iraq. CONTENT: Tony Benn, Labor Party in Great Britian (1 min.) -- Gabriella Gemma, Coalition to Stop U.S.