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Pacifica Peace Watch
Today's Stories:
American Holocaust
Interview with Ambrose Lane
AIM protest at Columbus statue in Washington
DC
The visuals of war, an interview with
Simon Norfolk
Commentary from Nightwolf
Kathy Kelly Speech
Commentary by Josh Chaffin
ColumBush
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Story: American Holocaust
On this day that American hegemony celebrates the arrival
of Christopher Columbus to the Americas, a man who represents
the horrific mass destruction of entire new world societies,
KPFT correspondent Fidel Rodriguez spoke with David
E. Stannard author of "American
Holocaust: the Conquest of the New World".
Tape: David Stannard interview
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Story: Interview with Ambrose Lane
Creating a more politically accurate accounting of the travels
of Christopher Columbus is a mandate for many historians.
Ambrose Lane, Sr. is author of “Return of the Buffalo”
and “ For Whites Only? How and why America Became a
Racist Nation.”
Guest: Ambrose Lane, Sr.
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Story: AIM protest at Columbus statue in Washington
DC
The American Indian
Movement held a rally at the feet of a statue of Columbus
in front of Union Square in Washington dc.
Tape: from Ryme Katkhouda from Pacifica station WPFW
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Story: The visuals of war, an interview with Simon
Norfolk
With the advanced technology behind today's warfare, the
American public has become increasingly more abstracted from
the horrors of war. Photographer Simon
Norfolk spent two years in
Afghanistan chronicling the aftermath of war.
Tape: from Jackson Allers of KPFT
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Story: Commentary from Nightwolf
J. Winter
Nightwolf, a member of the Buffalo Ridge Cherokee people,
has strong feelings about this day being celebrated as a national
holiday.
Tape: Nightwolf Commentary
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Story: Kathy Kelly Speech
Since 1996, the Chicago-based peace organization Voices
in the Wilderness has been sponsoring trips to Iraq by
US and British citizens in defiance of United Nations sanctions
and US foreign policy. Speaking last weekend in Boston, the
group's coordinator Kathy Kelly said a war on Iraq would compound
the misery of a people already suffering from years of economic
sanctions.
Tape: Kathy Kelly speech from Dave Goodman of the Boston
Community Reporters Project
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Story: Commentary by Josh Chaffin
Free Speech Radio News
reporter, Josh Chaffin brings us this commentary on the relationship
between government and the media in times of war.
Tape: Commentary by Josh Chaffin
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Story: ColumBush
Dbom, a producer in Denver, Colorado brings us this sound
collage.
Tape: With thanks to the Rocky
Mountain IMC audio team for the street audio.
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