The Israeli government is planning to build at least (6391) new housing units in the West Bank settlements

Script: The Israeli government is planning to build at least (6391) new housing units in the West Bank settlements At the same time government officials are talking about implementing its unilateral disengagement from the Gaza Strip and four small West Bank Settlements.

Palestinian observers accuse the Israeli government of distracting the international opinion and negatively affects peace efforts.

Sgt. Benderman refused to redeploy to Iraq after seeing the waste of humanity caused by war. He's been called a coward, but I argue that he shines with a rare form of courage. (3:37)

Hi, this is Jody Paulson from Moscow, ID with what they don't tell you.

There are two kinds of bravery: The bravery of the wise and the bravery of the fool.

trias art group radio broadcast 35. live from house arrest in zagreb, croatia
pushing things forward, speakin when its hard to speak, pushing the limits

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Ziplip is shutting down their email service June 30 rather than submit to new US requirments to allow government snooping on Email servers. We are therefore moving our email to overseas based Hushmail.

Our new address is WSQTradio (at) hushmail.com

On this edition of mediageek Paul and Drew review the top news stories of our media environment, including updates on the broadcast flag, the Grokster file sharing court battle, tightening media wwnership loopholes, and broadcasters' plan to challenge indecency rules.

The mediageek radioshow is a weekly critical look at our media environment, with a focus on independent media and the people who make it.

The topic for this month is: Race, Land and Housing in the Americas. We interview two local organizers working on housing, from the invest-in human rights campaign and the affordable housing coalition, and a filmmaker who has made a film about an autonomous community struggling for land in tujuana, Maclovio Rojas.

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The "Late Night with Mr. X" Podcast has been posted for February 26, 2005

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Listen to an interview with Kevin Pina, an independent journalist / filmmaker and activist with the Haiti Action Network based in Porto-Prince. The interview reflects on the current political situation in Haiti, one-year after Haiti's democratically elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide was ousted from political office, forced by U.S. soldiers onto a military plane and into exile in South Africa.

-> For more information on Haiti Action Network visit: http://www.haitiaction.net/