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 8/28
Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky and Military Families Call for
Independent Investigation of Bush’s War Justifications;
US Authority Fails to Compensate Iraqis for Losses; Folk Singer
and Peace Activist Richie Havens Joins Peacewatch; The Reverend
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. At Lincoln Memorial, August 28,
1963;
8/27
Military Families Speak Out Against US Policies in Iraq; Iraqis
Tortured and Mistreated at American-run Detention Facilities;
Treasury Department fines peace activist for her humanitarian
mission to Iraq; Veteran Brian Wilson on US Korea Relations;
8/26
Greg Palast - FBI Documents Reveal How Pattern of Cronyism
Contributed to 9/11 Attacks; Ray McGovern Challenges Cheney
to Reveal Presidential Daily Briefings Leading to Attacks
on 9/11; Marine Reservist Faces Court Martial for his Stance
as a Conscientious Objector; Putting North Korea in Context;
8/25
Red Cross Pulls Out of Baghdad in the Wake of UN Bombing;
Civil Rights Activists Commemorate 40th Anniversary of March
on Washington, Draw Parallels to US War and Occupation of
Iraq; Military Family Members Protest Outside Bush’s
Ranch in Crawford, Texas; Activists Hold "Occupy the
Occupiers" Rally in Los Angeles; Red Cross Pulls Out
of Baghdad in the Wake of UN Bombing;
8/22
Pentagon Researches New Gamma Ray Weapon, Blurring the Line
Between Nuclear and Conventional Weapons; Effects of Depleted
Uranium on Children; US Representative Jim McDermott speaks
to Veterans for Peace; A discussion with veteran peace activist
Jack Gilroy;
8/19
Blast rips through UN Headquarters in Baghdad, Kills High
Commissioner for Human Rights Sergio Vieira de Mello and 17
others; Voices in the Wilderness Investigates US Slaughter
of Iraqi Family; Joel Campagna of the Committee to Protect
Journalists on Shooting of Cameraman of Mazen Dana; Protesters,
Supporters Greet Bush at LA Appearance; Plowshares Activists
Sister Jackie Hudson On Non Violence Activism;
8/18
Professor Michael Klare on Sabotage of Iraqi Oil Pipeline;
Congresswoman Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton proposes Nuclear
Disarmament and Economic Conversion Act; US Veteran Returning
From Iraq Fights to Receive Medical Treatment; William Rivers
Pitt of Truthout.org to Veterans for Peace;
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8/15
Northeast Blackout Proves Vulnerability of Technology, Need
for Renewable Energy; Iraqis Offer Americans Tips About Living
Without Electricity; Webmaster Of Raisethefist.Com Sentenced
To 1 Year In Prison; Wounded US Soldier, Sgt. Vanessa Turner
Returns From Iraq to Medical Nightmares; Medea Benjamin, founder
of Iraq Occupation Watch Center, speaks to Veterans for Peace;
8/12
Secretary of State Colin Powell’s Hopeful for Peace
Process In Palestine; Tenuous Cease Fire Broken by Suicide
Bombings in Israel; Former Iraqi Ambassador to the UN Mohammed
al Douri Speaks Out; Scott Ritter, Former UN Weapons Inspector:
Dissent Is The Most Patriotic Action An American Can Take;
Mass Deportation of Palestinians Planned for Tonight; Stateless
and Deported: Palestinian Refugees in Montreal; Michael Avery
of the National Lawyers Guild on the Patriot Act
8/11
Egyptian Man to Be Deported; Liberian President Charles Taylor
Resigns; Liberians Reacts To Taylor’s Exile; Nuclear
Opponents in Maine Protest Commissioning Of Nuclear Destroyer
Ship On Anniversary Of Nagasaki Atomic Bombing; Stan Goff,
Veteran Special Forces Soldier and Father of Active Duty Soldier,
Launches Campaign to “Bring Them Home Now”; Egyptian
Man to Be Deported;
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8/4
Colin Powell and his top deputy have told the White House
they will not serve a second term if President Bush is re-elected;
Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, former Liberian
Presidential candidate Visits Peacewatch; Human Rights Watch
Assesses Humanitarian Situation in Liberia; Kidnapping of
Iraqi Young Girls; Historian and Author Howard Zinn Commentary
on Iraqi Victory; Kathy Kelly of Voices in the Wilderness
Tells of Experiences In Iraq During Shock and Awe Campaign;
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