Thursday, June 17th 2010
[podcast]http://aud1.kpfa.org/data/20100617-Thu1700.mp3[/podcast]
FBI whistle-blower and one of Time Magazine’s People of the Year, Coleen Rowley, speaks out about the attacks on Wikileaks and compares their importance to the Pentagon Papers; also, activists in the San Francisco Bay Area reach out to dock workers in an attempt to prevent the unloading of Israeli cargo, in support of the divestment movement against Apartheid Israel; and Food Not Bombs activists face arrest for passing out food to hungry people; and we’ll have a report from the poor people’s march from New Orleans to Detroit.
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Guests:
Coleen Rowley, FBI Whistle-blower and one of Time Magazine’s People of the Year
Eyad Kishawi, Palestinian community activist
Richard Becker, organizer with the International ANSWER Coalition
Steve Zeltzer, union activist
Michael, Food Not Bombs activist in Concord
Cheri Honkala, national organizer for the Poor Peoples Economic and Human Rights Campaign
Shamako Noble, coordinator of the Hip Hop Congress and on the March to Fulfill the Dream
Palestinian community activist
Heyman
Richard Becker
Labor community committee, in solidarity with the Palestinian people