Archived
Shows - October 2007
Tuesday, October 30,
2007 
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Today on Flashpoints:
We turn our attention to Haiti once again, as two leaders of the
largest political party and the Lavalas movement are disappeared,
raising fears of a campaign against their leadership; also, a report
from Southern California where immigrants perished as second-class
citizens during the fires; our Palestine Bureau Chief Kristen Ess
reports from the occupied West Bank as five more Palestinians are
killed by Israeli air strikes; and Peter Dale Scott talks about his new
book, The Road to 9-11.
01:00
Abductions in Haiti
Kevin Pina, FP Special Correspondent
15:00
Report from Southern
California: Deportations and Fires
Enrique Morones, Border Angels
25:00
Report from
Occupied Palestine: 5 Palestinians Killed in Gaza
International Middle East Media
Center
Kristen Ess, Flashpoints' Palestine Bureau Chief
36:00
The Road to 9-11
Peter Dale Scott, historian, author, poet
40:00
KPFA Fund
Drive
Monday, October 29,
2007
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Today
on Flashpoints:
Outed covert CIA officer Valerie Plame in an in-depth interview on her
new tell-all memoir, Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the
White House; and Plame's co-author, Laura Rozen, fills in the blanks
after CIA censors leave half the pages redacted.
01:00
Fair Game: The Valerie
Plame
Story
Fair
Game: The Valerie Plame Story
Laura Rozen, journalist, co-author of Fair Game
15:00
Valerie Plame in Her Own
Words
Valerie Plame, former deep-cover CIA spy
40:00
Pitch for KPFA Fund Drive
52:00
(For affiliates only)
Palestine News Report
International Middle East Media Center,
www.imemc.org
Friday, October 26,
2007
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Today
on Flashpoints:
Immigrants fleeing from the Southern California fires denied
assistance, turned away, attacked and deported, we'll have a special
report from the ACLU in southern California; also, Cindy Sheehan speaks
out against the war in preparation for tomorrow's massive protest in
San Francisco; and historian Tariq Ali on the Bolivarian revolution and
the impacts of President Hugo
Chavez.
Andrea
Guerrero in S. California
01:00
Homeland Security Attacks
and Deportations
Against Brown People in So. Cal Fire Areas
Andrea Guerrero, ACLU Southern California
17:00
Activists Prepare
for March and
Rally Tomorrow Across the Country
Lacey Amode, ANSWER Coalition
Cindy Sheehan, Gold Star Mothers for Peace
26:00
Pirates of the
Caribbean
Tariq Ali, historian, author, speaking at Cody's Books recently in
Berkeley, CA
40:00 Pitch for
KPFA Fund Drive
Thursday, October 25,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
Our special correspondent Kristen Ess reports from the occupied West
Bank
as two Palestinian kids are shot down in front of her; also, Israeli
forces attack their own prison camp in the desert, opening fire on
Palestinian prisoners and killing a detainee, we'll speak to a human
rights activist who interviewed an eyewitness inside the prison camp
during the attack; and excerpts from the hard-hitting documentary
film about Israeli ethnic cleansing of Palestine, called
Occupation
101.
01:00
Israeli Forces
Assassinate Palestinian Prisoner in Detention Camp; Attacks Continue
Bekah Wolf, co-founder, Palestine Solidarity Project –
www.palestinesolidarityproject.org
23:00
Palestinians Protest
Israeli Attacks; Israeli Occupation Soldiers Shoot At Kids
Kristen Ess in Palestine
32:00
Occupation
101
Sounds from the documentary film, a thought-provoking and powerful film
documenting the current and historical root causes of the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Unlike any other film ever produced on
the conflict - '
Occupation 101'
presents a comprehensive analysis of the facts and hidden truths
surrounding the never ending controversy and dispels many of its
long-perceived myths and misconceptions.
www.occupation101.org
40:00
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Wednesday, October 24,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints: Protestors from Code Pink directly
confront Sec. of
State Condilezza Rice with symbolic blook on
their hands representing a million dead
Iraqis. Also we'll get an update on the situation in Iraq with
journalist Dahr Jamail
and hear excerpts from a speech he made based on his newly released
book: Beyond The Green Zone: Dispatches from an
Unembedded Journalist in Occupied Iraq.
Tuesday, October 23,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
Kristen Ess reports from the occupied West Bank on the violence
surrounding
expanding illegal settlements near a Palestinian village; also, part
two of JR and the
Block Report's
news-breaking interview about the
police torture and murder of a black teen in Oakland; and political
cartoonist and essayist Khalil Bendib live in the studio to talk
about holocaust denial and other aspects of US-Israeli policy.
01:00
Report from the Occupied
West Bank: Settlements and Attacks on Journalists
Kristen Ess in Palestine reports on continuing expansion of illegal
Israeli settlements in violation of both international law and the
"Quartet's" road map to Israeli-Palestinian peace, and the impact of
the apartheid wall on the daily lives of Palestinians.
Also visit the
Middle East
Media Center for news and information from occupied Palestine.
12:00
Torture-Murder
of Oakland Teenager Gary King Jr., Part 2
JR and the Block Report continue the investigative reporting of the
Sept. 20th killing of an unarmed Oakland teenager shot in the back by
Oakland PD.
Gary King, father of murdered teenager Gary King, Jr. is interviewed.
Part 1 aired
Monday
October 22, 2007
Support the King family at the protest rally Thursday Oct 25th and
EVERY Thursday 12:00PM - 5:00PM
on the steps of Oakland City Hall (1 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, between 14th
and 15th Streets
at Clay Street); Sign letters to Congress and
the Oakland Mayor demanding justice for Gary King, Jr.
http://blockreportradio.com/
23:00
Mission
Accomplished: Khalil Bendib, Political Cartoonist
Khalil Bendib's work is regularly featured in dozens of Muslim, Arab
and African-American newspapers, and has appeared in
USA Today,
the
New York Times,
Los Angeles Times,
San
Francisco Chronicle and other major newspapers through Minuteman
Media News Service that distibutes his award-winning cartoons to over
1,700 small and mid-size newspapers natiowide. Segment includes clips
of speeches -
www.bendib.com
40:00
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Monday, October 22,
2007
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Today
on Flashpoints: Student
activists organize to confront David Horowitz and his right-wing
racists on college campuses; also, JR and the Block Report feature a
harrowing interview with the father of Gary King, a teenager beaten,
tortured and murdered by Oakland police in September; and a brand-new
speech by Jeremy Scahill on Blackwater and the privatization of US
proxy wars.
01:00
Confronting David
Horowitz'
“Islamofascism Awareness Week” on College Campuses
Student organizers,
www.worldcantwait.org
and
www.defendcriticalthinking.org
10:00
Torture-Murder
of Gary King Jr.,
Teenager in Oakland
JR and the Block Report
24:00
Speech: Blackwater and
Privatization
of US Proxy Wars
Jeremy Scahill with Dahr
Jamail, New York, 10-17-07
thanks to Jason Coppola and
www.justifymywar.com
40:00
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Friday, October 19,
2007
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Today
on Flashpoints: Remembering
Native American
leader Vernon Bellecourt, we'll feature one of his last speeches given
in the Bay Area at a peace rally; also, we'll feature excerpts from
Greg Palast's new film on New Orleans; and on Flashpoints en Espanol,
guest host Alejandro Reyes will be interviewing the editor of the
Mexican progressive daily, La Jornada.
5:01 Intro – Honoring Vernon
Bellecourt
Greg Palast
Documentary
Dennis, Miguel
06:00 Speech with Vernon
Bellecourt and Floyd Crow Westerman
13:00 Greg Palast: From
the Big
Easy to the Big Empty
Sound from the documentary film
23:00 Pitch for KPFA
35:00 Flashpoints en Espanol:
Interview with Editor of La Jornada
Alejandro Reyes
43:00 Pitch for Flashpoints en
Espanol
50:00 Pitch for Flashpoints in
English
Thursday, October 18,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
The House fails to override Bush's brutal veto of S-CHIP, leaving ten
million kids to fall through the healthcare net; we'll talk with Dr.
David Himmelstein, the leading advocate for the single-payer health
plan; also, we'll feature excerpts from Michael Moore's hard-hitting
documentary on the medical industry called
Sicko.
01:00
Congress Fails to
Override Bush's Veto of S-Chip Health Insurance Program
Dr. David Himmelstein, Harvard Medical School
10:00
SICKO
Documentary film by Michael Moore. There are nearly 55 million
Americans without health insurance, and the number of uninsured is
rising every year, as premiums continue to skyrocket and wages
stagnate.
www.michaelmoore.com
40:00
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Wednesday, October 17,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints: Jailtime for two priests
arrested while praying against torture at Fort Huachuca in Tucson,
we'll speak with Nobel Peace Prize nominee Kathy Kelly, anti-torture
activists from Tucson, and we'll hear from Father Steve Kelly and
Father Louis Vitale in their own words; also, the anti-war community
confront recruiters on the street in front of their Berkeley,
California headquarters and are assaulted by a gaggle of pro-war
conservative groups on the streets; and Kristen Ess reports from
occupied Bethlehem on Condoleezza Rice's visit to the Nativity Church.
01:00 Priests Arrested and
Jailed for Anti-Torture Protests
Kathy Kelly,
Voices in the Wilderness
Kathy Kelly, activist, author and Nobel Prize nominee
20:00 Actions Against
Torture and Nuclear Warmongering
Felice and Jack Cohen-Jappa, Editors, Nuclear Resister
30:00 Anti-Military
Recruitment Activists Confront
Pro-War Right Wing Groups in Berkeley
Rafael and Joe, World Can't Wait: Drive Out the Bush Regime
37:00 Condoleezza Rice in
Bethlehem, Occupied West Bank
Kristen Ess, FP Special Correspondent
40:00 BREAK FOR KPFA FUND DRIVE
Affiliates: Naomi Klein in Oakland, CA
Tuesday, October 16,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
Two anti-torture activists facing jail sentences for speaking out about
the torture training center at Fort Huachuca in Arizona; also,
Flashpoints special correspondent Kristen Ess reports from the
streets and a hospital room in Nablus, where she interviews a
Palestinian journalist who was just shot four times in the back by
the invading Israeli military this morning; plus, Bill Means
remembers his close friend and comrade Vernon Bellecourt of the
American Indian Movement; and Naomi Klein talks about
The Shock
Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.
01:00
Confronting
Torture
Policy in Tucson
Facing a year in jail for opposing US torture policy and practices,
human rights activists Father Louis Vitale and Father Steve Kelley
explain the legal maneuvering to prevent the defense from exposing
those policies. Segment to be continued on Wednesday (Oct 17).
Steve Kelly, human rights activist
Father Louis Vitale, human rights activist
Visit
www.tortureontrial.org
for more details
A video interview with Fr Vitale can be seen
here
(
truthout.org)
08:00
Report from Under Siege
in Occupied Nablus, Palestine
A shocking on-the-ground report from Kristen Ess, FP Special
Correspondent
17:00
Live Report from Vernon
Bellecourt Memorial (rescheduled to Wednesday Oct 17)
Bill Means,
American Indian
Movement
19:00
The
Shock Doctrine: Naomi
Klein
Speech by author Naomi Klein recently in SF Bay Area
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Monday, October 15,
2007
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Today
on Flashpoints: The Burmese
military continues its
bloody crackdown against Buddhist monks and pro-democracy activists;
also, Ali Abunimah deconstructs Condoleezza's vision for a Palestinian
state; we'll have an update on the human rights nightmare now facing
four million Iraqis on the run; JR and the Block Report celebrate the
41st anniversary of the founding of the Black Panthers with an
interview with one of the SF Eight; and the Knight Report.
01:00
The Knight Report 
Robert
Knight
06:00 Update on Burma
Attacks
Jeremy Woodrum, director, US
Campaign for Burma
15:00 Condoleezza Rice
Back in Palestine
Ali Abunimah,
ElectronicIntifada.net, author, One Country
29:00 Four Million
Iraqis on the Run From US Occupation Fallout
Raed Jarrar, political analyst
and consultant, American Friends Service Cmte
43:00 41st Anniversary
of the Black Panthers
JR and the Block Report
Friday, October 12,
2007
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Today on
Flashpoints: We will go live
to Sonora, Mexico, where Flashpoints correspondent John Gibler is
covering the second annual Zapatista indigenous gathering; also, Latino
law students in the fifth day of a hunger strike to call attention to
deadly anti-immigrant policies; we’ll also hear about a series of
actions being taken along the Texas-Mexico border to protest the
billion-dollar, 700-mile separation fence; plus, live hip hop with
members of the Arab Summit; and Flashpoints en Espanol.
01:00 Introduction
Dennis, Francisco
03:00 Report from Sonora , Mexico –
Traveling with the Zapatistas
John Gibler, Global Exchange
Human Rights fellow
13:00 Law Students Hunger Strike at Texas
Southern University
Daney De La O, Victoria
Nieave, Marco De Luna
Students at Thurgood Marshall
School of Law
20:00 No Wall Campaign
Ruben Solis, Co-director of
Southwest Worker’s Union
Che Lopez
30:00 Live Music featuring the Arab Summit
!
Live Arab Summit hip hop
39:00 Commentario with Miguel Molina
43:00 Flashpoints En Espanol
Thursday, October 11,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
Holocaust denier George W Bush opposes the recognition of the Armenian
genocide; also, an update on the continuing roundup, torture and
slaughter of Burmese monks and pro-democracy leaders; Kristen Ess
reports from the West Bank on Israeli occupiers who attack
Palestinian children with tear gas and dogs; and the Block Report
features an interview with Martina Davis, the sister of Georgia Death
Row prisoner Troy Anthony Davis.
Myanmar
- photo The Irrawaddy,
an
independent publication reporting on
Burma from Chiang Mai, Thailand
Also visit www.
uscampaignforburma.org
Protest
in SF Bay Area on
Friday October 12 at Indian Embassy
540 Arguello Blvd, San
Francisco (2-3PM Meditation
& Silence Protest; 3-5PM Rally)
More information:
www.badasf.org
11:00
Denial of the Armenian
Holocaust and US Policy Toward Turkey's
Responsibility
Reuben Adalian, Director of the
Armenian National Institute
32:00
Report from Occupied
Palestine: Children Under Attack
Kristen Ess, FP Special Correspondent
45:00
Troy Davis on Death Row
JR and the Block Report
Wednesday, October 10,
2007
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Today
on Flashpoints: Nancy Pelosi attacks her own base, we'll speak to
activists who are fed up with Democratic party inaction and centrist
politics; also, dragonflies with a byte: we'll take a look at the new
spy insects being used to surveil antiwar protests across the country;
plus, David Horowitz and his right-wing racist groups expand their
attack against Muslims and Arab-Americans on university campuses;
Israeli occupation squads extra-judicially assassinate a Palestinian in
the West Bank, we'll have a news report from the ground; and the Knight
Report.
01:00
The Knight Report
Robert
Knight
06:00 Nancy Pelosi Attacks Her Constituents
Cindy Sheehan, Gold Star Mom
16:00 New Spy “Insects” at Protests and
Demonstrations
Dick Becker, International
ANSWER Coalition
Ian Thompson, attorney and
co-coordinator of ANSWER
41:00 Counter-Demonstrations Planned for
Right Wing “Islamofascist Awareness Week”
Raphael, World Can't Wait:
Drive Out the Bush Regime
52:00 Music Break
53:00 News from Occupied Palestine
International Middle East
Media Center, www.imemc.org
Tuesday, October 9,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
The Bush administration intimidates Costa Rica into passing CAFTA,
we'll have a
special report on the implications of the latest free trade debacle;
also, an
exclusive interview with the editor of the Oakland Post on the killing
of journalist
Chauncey Bailey and the misreporting in the mainstream press; and the
Knight Report.
01:00
The Knight Report
- Iraq's puppet regime seeks a payout from the US to
compensate for its lack of sovereignty over Blackwater
- There was yet another US mercenary killing of Iraqi
civilians in Baghdad today, and
- The US Embassy is unfit for human habitation
Robert
Knight
05:00
Free Trade and US Foreign Policy in
Costa Rica
Todd Tucker, Research Director of
Public
Citizen, discusses the threats and scare tactics used to squeeze
CAFTA into Costa Rica, the results of 13 years of NAFTA in
Mexico, and the tragic poverty these agreements force upon unsuspecting
small farmers unable to compete with highly subsidized US agricultural
exports.
(interviewed by Dennis Bernstein)
24:00
On the Assassination of
Oakland Post Editor Chauncey Bailey
Post News Group publisher Paul Cobb describes the morning of Chauncy
Bailey's murder and the Oakland PD investigation and media coverage.
Legal council Walter Reilly is also interviewed, and describes his
observations that Thursday morning in August 2007. (interviewed by JR
of the Block Report)
postnewsgroup.com
www.blockreportradio.com
Monday, October 8,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
We'll feature a news-breaking update on the situation in Burma,
including an eyewitness account from an international activist who
spent the last year in the country; we'll also be joined by a leading
member of the Burmese pro-democracy movement in the
United States; plus, Israeli airstrikes pound the Gaza strip as Israeli
officials continue to seize
control over Jerusalem, we'll have news headlines and an on-the-ground
report from Kristen Ess in the West Bank; and the Knight Report.
01:00
The Knight Report 
- Most every nation is leaving Iraq, except for the United
States
- New massacres & confrontations being planned in Baghdad
- Kurds wreak havoc inside Turkey
- Blacks say "Hell No, We Won't Go to Iraq", as non white
recruitments in the military drops at record rates.
Robert
Knight
05:00
Update on the Burma
Massacres and
Foreign Policy
Nyunt Than and Marco Simons, Earth Rights
International
43:00
Palestine Report:
Headlines and
Checkpoints
News report by International
Middle
East Media Center
Radio piece by Kristen Ess, FP
Special Correspondent
Friday, October 5,
2007
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Today
on Flashpoints: Immigrants Rights
activists prepare for a national
boycott next week; also, we’ll have a report from El Paso
on the militarization at the US-Mexico border and the fight against the
700-mile apartheid wall; plus, immigrant workers fired and beaten by
ICE and Homeland Security fight
back; we’ll have a report on the solidarity gatherings on Indigenous
Peoples’ Day at Alcatraz Island; and
Flashpoints en Espanol.
01:00 Introduction
Dennis, Francisco, Rene Saucedo
05:00
Militarization and
the Fence-Building Project at the Border
Fernando Garcia, Border Network for Human Rights in El Paso
12:00
October 12th Boycott for National Immigrant Rights
Nativo Lopez, Mexican-American Political Association
Juan Jose Gutierriez, Latino Movement USA
22:00
ICE Attacks on
Immigrant Janitor Activists
Jaqueline Ramirez, organizer
Luis Alvarez and Terecita Navarro, workers with
Local 87 San Francisco
32:00 Music Break
33:00
Alcatraz Ceremonies on
Indigenous People's Day
Jimbo Simmons, American Indian Treaty Council
43:00 Flashpoints En Espanol
Rene Saucedo, Francisco Herrera with Nativo Lopez and Fernando Garcia
Thursday, October 4,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
Private contract torturers for the US Government go on trial for their
alleged
atrocities at Abu Ghraib; also, Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney in a
freewheeling
discussion on politics, war, peace and social justice; and the Block
Report talks
about continuing police terrorism against the Black community.
01:00
Congresswoman Cynthia
McKinney on War, Peace, Social Justice and Politics
Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, D-GA (former), interviewed by Dennis
Bernstein and Davey D of Hard Knock Radio, discusses the need and the
means
to change the political landscape in the context of rising racial
injustice.
35:00
Private Contract
Torturers for the US Government Go On Trial
Susan Burke, coordinating attorney with
Center for Constitutional
Rights
Read the
latest
revelations of ongoing US government-supported torture and CCR
actions to hold officials accountable.
46:00
Police Terrorism Against
the Black Community
JR and the
Block
Report
Wednesday, October 3,
2007
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Today on
Flashpoints: An in-depth look at Hilary Clinton's
corporate-based health plan; also,
US plans for full-spectrum dominance in space; three Palestinians
killed in
Gaza, we'll have a report from the ground;
Labor activists protest violent racist attacks by police at the
Sacramento docks; and the Knight Report.
06:00
Full-Spectrum US
Dominance in Space
Bruce Gagnon, coordinator of the
Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space
22:00
Music Break
24:00
Three Palestinians Killed
By Israeli Air Strikes in Gaza
Amjad Shawa, Palestinian NGO Network Coordinator in
Gaza
34:00
Hilary Clinton's
Corporate Health Plan Scam
David Himmelstein,
Harvard Medical School associate professor,
Physicians for a National Health Plan
49:00 Music Break
51:00
Racist, Violent Attacks
at Sacramento Docks
Jack Hayman, Union Activist
Tuesday, October 2,
2007
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Today on Flashpoints:
The US Supreme Court weighs in on the racist crack-powder cocaine
sentencing guidelines, we'll speak to the former legislative aide who
wrote the law and has spent the rest of his life trying to unwrite it;
also, we'll speak to Reese Ehrlich about US threats to go to war
against Iran; a new story from Bob Parry on secret US sniper death
squads in Iraq and Afghanistan; and the Knight Report.
01:00
The Knight Report
Robert
Knight
06:00
Will
the US Go to War
Against Iran?
Reese Ehrlich, author
The Iran
Agenda: The Real Story of U.S. Policy and The Middle East Crisis
Read more at
PoliPointPress
20:00
Secret
US Military Death
Squads
Bob Parry, investigative journalist
www.consortiumnews.com
Neck Deep: The Disastrous
Presidency of George W. Bush is the
first book to offer a critical examination of the entire presidency of
George W. Bush – from the electoral chicanery at the start through the
cascade of catastrophes that have followed - from the editors of Consortiumnews.com
33:00
News headlines from
occupied Palestine
36:00
Crack vs. Powder Cocaine
in the US Supreme Court: Racism and Drug Laws
Eric Sterling, President of
The
Criminal Justice Policy Foundation
Monday, October 1,
2007
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Today
on Flashpoints:
We'll feature an in-depth
interview with Dr. Sein Win, the Prime Minister in exile of Burma and a
first cousin of Nobel Laureate Aun San Suu Kyi; we'll also feature an
eye witness account from the streets of Burma's capitol by a Salvadoran
human rights activist who witnessed the junta's crackdown; also, a
report from occupied Palestine on the continued confiscation of
landsaround Jerusalem; JR and the Block Report updates
the case of the Jena 6; and the Knight Report.
01:00
The Knight Report
06:00
Unraveling Crisis in Burma
Dr. Sein Win, Prime Minister in Exile
Carlos Mauricio, eyewitness
34:00
Music Break
36:00
Report from
Occupied Palestine:
Focus on Jerusalem Land Confiscation
Kristen Ess, Flashpoints Special Correspondent
49:00
Music Break
51:00
Block
Report: Update on the Jena 6
JR and the Block
Report with Melissa Bell
