Flashpoints

Flashpoints – June 30, 2005

Israel bombs Southern Lebanon, we’ll speak with As’ad Abu-Khalil in Beirut about the implications and George Bush’s expanding war; plus, the People’s Tribunal on rape and other abuses in India reports to that country’s national human rights commission, we’ll speak with our special correspondent Angana Chatterji in New Delhi; also, Kathy Kelly finishes a 15-day … Continued


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Flashpoints – June 29, 2005

Today on Flashpoints, An expose on task force 121, the Pentagon’s top secret kidnapping and assassination team–funded by drug money?:also Bush Ag. Secretary continues to cover-up the multiple dangers posed by Mad-Cow Disease:Noted political performance artist and playwright, Sherry Glazer talks about tomorrow’s Breasts not Bombs protest in San Francisco; and from exile, the Knight … Continued


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Flashpoints – June 28, 2005

Could the explosive rise in childhood autism be linked to mercury in vaccines and a subsequent, massive cover-up by the US Government with ties to the Big Pharmaceuticals? We’ll investigate the mercury-autism link and the cover-up with legendary environmental warrior Robert F. Kennedy Jr.; plus, we’ll speak with a neurologist and mother of an autistic … Continued


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Flashpoints – June 27, 2005

Israel convicts the soldier who killed ISM activist Tom Hurndall, who was shot in the head in 2003 in Rafah, we’ll speak with al-Jazeera correspondent Laila el-Haddad about the situation in Gaza; also, Former UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter on the Bush plan for expanded military action in Iran; a commentary by Rahul Mahajan on … Continued


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Flashpoints – June 24, 2005

Today on a special edition of Flashpoints, we launch our summer collaboration with La Onda Bajita and the New College of California; we’ll go to Chiapas, Mexico, where the Zapatistas have called a Red Alert based on military attacks and threats of wider attacks; we’ll also talk with our special guest host Francisco Herrera about … Continued


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Flashpoints – June 21, 2005

Dahr Jamail reports from the World Tribunal on Iraq, focusing on crimes of war and information by the Bush administration and the corporate press; also, we continue our series on drugs and the national security state; also, more fro Greg Palast on the Downing Street Memos; and from exile in Berkeley, the Knight Report.


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Flashpoints – June 17, 2005

The hidden costs of war: we feature an in-depth interview about how the war on Iraq is wreaking havoc on the environment; plus, this week’s news roundup from the Palestine News Network; the Block Report with JR on Assata Shakur and political prisoners; a commentary by Miguel Molina; and Flashpoints en Español.