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Interview with Chris Hedges, author of the article "A Gaza Diary" in the October 2001 issue of Harper's. His chilling account includes the daily deliberate shooting of Palestinian children by Israeli soldiers. Interviewed on NPR's Fresh Air program.

"I have seen children shot in El Salvador,
Algeria, Guatemala, Sarajevo, but I have never
before watched soldiers entice children like
mice into a trap and murder them for sport."

Noam Chomsky at MIT -- Oct. 18, 2001

SPENDING FOR REAL NATIONAL SECURITY -- Jim Hightower's take on the Star Wars missile defense shield. 9/19/01

NOAM CHOMSKY ON TERRORISM IN PRACTICE AND IN PROPAGANDA

BUSH'S "CLEAN COAL" BOONDOGGLE
Jim Hightower, 8/27/01

Ralph Nader interview on the Diane Rehm show August 28, 2001.

WFHB Radio interview of three of our MCGP members

Global Community Forum, April 28, 2001
The Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) held its meeting in Quebec City, Canada on the weekend of April 20-22, 2001. As 34 Heads of State from every nation in the Western hemisphere except Cuba gathered behind closed doors to discuss increased trade and economic globalization, tens of thousands of concerned citizens
demonstrated to put issues of labor, human rights and the environment on the road map. correspondent Scott Gurian files this report. (60 minutes)
More info: www.stopftaa.org

Global Community Forum, Dec 9, 2000
RFPI correspondent Scott Gurian reports from the annual demonstrations aimed at closing down the infamous School of the Americas (AKA School of Assassins) at Fort Benning, Georgia said to be training some of the worse human rights violators in Latin America.
Sponsored by School of the Americas Watch. (60 minutes)

Global Community Forum, July 28, 2000
Guests: Jane Akre & Steve Wilson, two Florida news reporters who were fired for trying to report on the potentially harmful effects of growth hormones injected into dairy cows in the United States. For more info,
go to: http://www.foxbghsuit.com Host: Scott Gurian
Watch the video that FOX-TV suppressed.

Global Community Forum, Mar 11 2000 Guest: Chris Mahin
As the World Trade Organization's efforts to advance multi-national causes in the so-called Millennium Round in Seattle - giving an opportunity to a wide range of opposition groups to form coalitions - some questions arise: What went on behind the scenes in the efforts to oppose the WTO? Are young people being motivated more into action? How will WTO be looked at from a historical perspective? Chris Mayam, a journalist and writer for People's Tribune gives us some insights.
Host: James Latham, 49 minutes
More info: League of Revolutionaries for a New America