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 7/31
Bush Takes Responsibility For Errors in State of Union Speech;
Crispin Sartwell Administration Lies Cost Soldiers Lives;
An Arab American Views ` Baghdad ` through the eyes of a U.S.
Soldier; A Look at Civil Liberties in South Korea 50 Years
After Signing Armistice; Korean Activists in Washington, DC
Mark Anniversary of Armistice; Christmas Coup Comedy Players;
David Budbill Releases New Album: "Songs for a Suffering
World";
7/30
Economist Doug Henwood on Pentagon Futures Trading Market;
President Bush holds Press Conference at White House; Ray
McGovern of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity;
The Christmas Coup Comedy Players; Former UN Iraq Weapons
Inspector Scott Ritter on Bush’s Misrepresentations
Regarding Iraq’s Weapons Programs; Korea Celebrates
Its Fiftieth Anniversary of Armistice Agreement; Korean Activists
in Washington, DC Mark Anniversary of Armistice; An Update
on Conditions in Afghanistan Today;
7/29
With 10 US Soldiers Killed The Past 6 Days, US Face Deadliest
Period So Far In Iraq; Activists Rally In Washington, DC To
Discuss The Occupation Of Iraq And New Directions For The
Peace Movement; Man Questioned By FBI For Reading Anti-War
Article; Korea Marks the 50th Anniversary of its Armistice;
Dr. Cornell West Speaks of the Moral Pejorative for Peace
Activists; Author Cynthia Kaufman on Fomenting Positive Social
Change (part 2);
7/28
North Korea Commemorates 50th Anniversary of Armistice; Koreans
in Washington, DC Celebrate the Armistice; Professor Bruce
Cummings on US’s Broken Promises to Korea; Veteran Intelligence
Professionals for Sanity call for Cheney’s Resignation
over faulty intelligence used to justify Iraq war; Arab Americans
Call for Pan-Arab Unity; Liberians Rally in Washington, DC;
Another Recent Liberia Protest in the Nation’s Capital;
Author Cynthia Kaufman on Fomenting Positive Social Change
(part 1);
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7/25
9-11 Widow Reacts to Congressional Intelligence Committee
Report; Bush To Send Troops to Liberian Coast; Nuns Sentenced
to 2-3 years for Plowshares Disarmament Protest; In War On
Iraq, Truth Was the First Casualty;
7/22
Saddam’s Sons Deaths confirmed; Former POW Jessica Lynch
Returns Home to West Virginia; Veteran Journalist Kristina
Borjesson on Media Coverage of Jessica Lynch and Iraq; Representative
Stephanie Tubbs-Jones, Democrat of Cleveland, OH, member of
the House Ways and Means Committee; Gail Murphy of Code Pink
on Recent Trip to Iraq; Investigative Reporter Jim Lobe on
Bush’s Faulty Intelligence Used to Justify War;
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7/11
Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky Responds to Bush’s Retraction
of Statement Re: Iraq’s Alleged Nuclear Program; Rania
Masri on Iraq’s Mysterious Missing Weapons; Columnist
Clarence Page Characterizes Iraq as a Quagmire; Is Oil On
The U.S. Agenda For Africa Part Two; Peace Activists at the
Crossroads;
7/10
Secretary of State Colin Powell Holds Press Conference in
South Africa; President Bush’s Family Owned Enslaved
Africans; Is Oil On The U.S. Agenda For Africa; Immigration
Services Arrest Man for Being Unemployed for One Hour; Civil
Liberties Are Victims of The War on Terrorism;
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7/4
Bill Moyers speech: "This is Your Story - The Progressive
Story of America, Pass it On";
7/3
Seekers of Truth: Veterans' Sangha; Documentary special: “No
Business as Usual: The San Francisco Peace Movement Since
October 2002”;
7/2
Debate: Should President Bush be Impeached for Misleading
the Public on the Issue of Iraq’s Weapons of Mass Destruction?;
Veteran Intelligence Professional Ray McGovern: Bush administration
slanted intelligence info prior to Iraq war; 911 widow Lorie
Van Auken speaks out; Clear and Present Danger;
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