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Today on Flashpoints:
An in-depth report on the real implications of the Israelis
bloody pullout of occupied Gaza; also, we’ll feature
a special report from Crawford, Texas, where the Arlington
West project has just delivered a thousand crosses to signify
the growing number of dead from the illegal war in Iraq; and
from exile in Southern California, the Knight Report;
5:01 PM PST
The Knight Report: Peace protesters erect a thousand crosses
outside George Bush's Texas ranch to commemorate US troops
killed in Iraq, as the Commander in Chief plays AWOL with
a Gold Star mother; the junta in Mauritania will keep close
ties with Israel as well as the United States, which sent
1,000 troops or more to the oil-rich nation for the biggest
US military exercise in Africa since WWII; but military and
other operations in northern Africa are literally bringing
the camel dung to hit American fans, courtesy of the trans-Atlantic
Saharan dust storms. Robert Knight
5:06 PM PST
Gaza Disengagement and the West Bank: Toufic Haddad, activist,
writer
5:36 PM PST
Music Break
5:37 PM PST
1,000 Crosses in Crawford: Peter Dudar, producer of the documentary
Arlington
West, with the gathering crowd outside the Bush ranch
in Crawford, Texas
5:49 PM PST
Update on 1,000 Crosses: Peter Dudar describes the arrival
of the Veterans
for Peace memorial and what will be happening on Thursday
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