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Today's Stories:
Doubts that Iraq’s acceptance of resolution
will hold off war
Winning without War: Sensible Security
Options
Commentary from Ralph Shoneman and Mya
Shone
International Violence and Domestic Violence
Interview with Prince Bandar bin Khaled
Al Faisal Al Saud
National anti-war movement organizations
Part two of a speech by Jeremy Scahill
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Story: Doubts that
Iraq’s acceptance of resolution will hold off war
In another warning to Saddam Hussein, U.S. officials said
Thursday that Iraq must not ``play games'' with U.N. weapons
inspectors and they disputed Iraq's claim not to have nuclear,
chemical or biological weapons. ..Anthony Arnove, Editor of
Iraq Under Siege says Saddam had very little choice but to
accept the resolution and he doubts it will stave off the
Bush administrations’ drive towards war.
Tape: Anthony Arnove, Editor of Iraq Under Siege
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Story: Winning without War: Sensible Security Options
Many analysts we've spoken with over the past several days
have expressed concern over last Friday's UN approval of the
resolution to mandate a new round of weapons inspections in
Iraq. But George Lopez, Director of Policy Studies at the
University of Notre Dame disagrees
Tape: George Lopez, Director of Policy Studies at the University
of Notre Dame. He also co-authored the recent report from
the Fourth Freedom Foundation:"Winning Without War- Sensible
Security Options for Dealing with Iraq."
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Story: Commentary from Ralph Shoneman and Mya Shone
Peacewatch commentators Ralph Shoneman and Mya Shone interpret
the UN resolution a bit differently.
Tape: Ralph Shoneman and Mya Shone are co-hosts of "Taking
Aim," which airs on Pacifica station WBAI in New York.
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Story: International Violence and Domestic Violence
KPFT programmer and host of Earth 101, Hitaji Abdul Aziz,
traveled recently to Western Australia to participate in an
international conference on domestic violence. Herself the
survivor of an abusive relationship, Aziz now focuses her
energies on becoming a healer. This week on Earth 101, she
discussed how she felt going to Australia to speak as an African-American
woman on domestic violence, coming from the most violent nation
on earth.
Tape: Produced by Shannon at Pacifica station KPFT in Houston.
Music Break
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Story: Interview with Prince Bandar bin Khaled Al
Faisal Al Saud
Ryme Katkhouda met up with Prince Bandar bin Khaled Al Faisal
Al Saud, the co-founder and trustee of the Arab Thought Foundation,
chairman of Investment Entreprises Ltd., and a pillar in the
nurturing and support of sectarian Arab NGO's and activities.
He summed up his reaction to the discussions of security measures
and potential economic impact of a strike on Iraq.
Tape: from Ryme Katkhouda from WPFW
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Story: National anti-war movement organizations
Some of the major organizations and voices in the anti-war
movement actively promote anti-capitalist sentiments rooted
in communist theory while opposing social injustice. In this
piece from the Houston Independent Media Center and Pacifica
station KPFT, Honore Brown and Renee Feltz examine how new
people lending their voices to the growing opposition to an
attack on Iraq are introduced to these sentiments at mass
anti-war demonstrations.
Tape: from Honore Brown of the Houston Independent Media
Center and Renee Feltz of KPFT News
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Story: Part two of a speech by Jeremy Scahill
For several weeks, independent journalist Jeremy Scahill's
reports from Iraq have aired on this program, Democracy Now!,
and his website, Iraq Journal. org. Today we present the second
part of a speech he gave to students at St. Peter's College
in Jersey City, New Jersey on the topic of Iraq and the dangers
of American foreign policy.
Tape: Jeremy Scahill speaking in New Jersey
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