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Today on Flashpoints:
Major invasions by Israel across the West Bank, at least two
people are already dead; plus, Ken Lay, CEO of Enron and close
Bush contributor, finally comes to trial, but will he really
be prosecuted? Medicinal marijuana activist takes his own
life rather than face hard jail time, we'll remember him and
talk about the status of medicinal marijuana; and the Knight
Report;
5:01 PM PST
The Knight Report: Half the Sunni members of occupied Iraq's
constitutional commission have quit or been killed as Shia
and Kurds rush to establish secular militias and oil autonomy;
al Qaida demands the withdrawal of European occupiers from
Iraq, or, they say, the war will be taken from Mesopotamia
to the streets of Europe; the sweltering summer of Iraqi resistance
continued to rage with two dozen more deaths added to the
nearly 200 since the weekend; and amid echoes of the Tet offensive,
the commander of the ill-fated US occupation of Vietnam, General
William Westmoreland, is dead at the age of 91. Robert Knight
5:06 PM PST
Israel Invades and Kills, Palestinians Fight Each Other: Kristen
Ess, editor, Palestine
News Network
5:24 PM PST
Enron: Tyson Slocum, Public
Citizen
5:44 PM PST
Music Break - "Burn One Down" - Ben Harper
5:45 PM PST
Medical Marijuana in the Crosshairs: Stephanie Sherer, Hillary
McQuie, Americans
for Safe Access Rebbeca Saltsman, Field Coordinator
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