Eric’s Sounds of Jazz – Lyttelton – 08/17/12
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August 17, 2012
The Vinyl Experience – Late Summer Songs – 08/17/12
VE 136 Late Summer Songs Today on the VE–had enough of summer…back of your neck feelin’ dirt & gritty…for the hour, summer songs about winding the season down, each with that touch of mid August melancholy…and autumn closing in… Jefferson Airplane: Coming Back To Me Frank Black: The End Of …
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Pure Imagination – Free Trade – 08/17/12
An interview with Adam Weissman on Free Trade agreements. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (12.2MB) | Embed
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Radio Free Science – ARV sufferers – repeat program – 06/08/12
Celia Farber and Dave Rasnick interview ortho-molecular nutritionist Mark Zuhrbrigghen from Cape Town, South Africa about the thousands of ARV sufferers his treatments have helped. They also discuss the bizarre TAC-led climate of terror around nutrition and sanitation in South Africa. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (12.4MB) | …
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Project Censored – Islamophobia – 08/17/12
Interview with Deepa Kumar on her recent book “Islamophobia and the Politics of Empire” and Stephen Lendman on the imperial wars in Libya and Syria. Related articles Project Censored – Corporate Personhood – 08/03/12 Progressive Radio News Hour – Mohammad Marandi – 08/02/12 Project Censored – The Global 1%: Exposing …
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The News Dissector – Trend Forecast – repeat program – 04/06/12
A discussion with trend forecaster Gerald Celente on economic, social, and political trends. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (12.3MB) | Embed
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The Gary Null Show – Radiation – 08/17/12
Newsbreaker: fukushima fallout and rise in infants deaths on west coast Joseph Mangano is the Executive Director of the Radiation and Public Health Project – a nonprofit organization founded by scientists and physicians to understand the relationships between low level nuclear radiation and public health and the risks of diseases …
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Stephen Lendman — Ecuador to Washington and Britain: Go to Hell
For around two months, Julian Assange has been holed up in Ecuador’s London embassy after requesting political asylum. Sweden wants him extradited on spurious charges. They include unlawful coercion, sexual molestation and rape. Allegedly it’s for having nonconsensual condomless sex. A honey trap …
The Expat Files – Passports and Visas – 08/17/12
- An email and some thoughts on the so-called new, stricter rules on gringos entering certain Latin American countries. Is it something you should worry about? Does that mean more hoops to jump through? You’ll be surprised. -Even if you have a valid US passport now, here are two excellent …
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Wake Up Call – Malfeasance At The Highest Levels – 08/17/12
The fatal consequences of the still-mounting debt are edging ever-closer. They talk about the ‘fiscal cliff’. We are hurtling towards it, apparently, willfully inviting self-destruction. Lauren Lyster interviews Neil Barofski whose incredible revelations simply confirm our worst fears. Not-to-be-missed. The monthly retail statistic published this week was a demonstrable lie. …
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Mark Morford — Mitt Romney vs. Dead Potted Plant
It is not very easy to care about Mitt Romney. It’s a bit of a phenomenon, actually. It has proven almost impossible for most Americans to muster interest in this numbly rich, exceedingly bland caricature of a candidate, a man who is almost completely devoid of deep ideas or astute …
Peter Van Buren — How Not to Reconstruct Iraq, Afghanistan — or America
Some images remain like scars on my memory. One of the last things I saw in Iraq, where I spent a year with the Department of State helping squander some of the $44 billion American taxpayers put up to “reconstruct” that country, were horses living semi-wild among the muck and …
Agribusinesses Owning Natural/Organic Brands Betray Customers: Fund Attack on GMO Labeling Proposal in California
Proposition 37, a citizen’s initiative on the ballot on November 6 in California, would mandate clear labeling of genetically engineered (GE) ingredients on food packages. It has become a battleground pitting consumer and farmer advocates against multi-billion-dollar agribusiness corporations.Recent polling indicates almost 70% of citizens support informational labeling. And a …
Richard Silverstein — Netanyahu’s Secret War Plan: Leaked Document Outlines Israel’s “Shock and Awe” Plan to Attack Iran
In the past few days, I received an Israeli briefing document outlining Israel’s war plans against Iran. The document was passed to me by a high-level Israeli source who received it from an IDF officer. My source, in fact, wrote to me that normally he would not leak this sort …
Eric Walberg — Russia in the Middle East: Return of a superpower?
The US “withdrawal” from Iraq last year and the planned “withdrawal” from Afghanistan in 2014 cannot help but change the face of Central Asia and the Middle East. But how does Russia fit in The world is living through a veritable slow-motion earthquake. If things go according to plan, the …