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	Zapping the Empire: The Grey Ladys Smokeless Gun Audio clips from the Empire. News sources include CNN, BBC, NPR, ABCNews, Media Matters, Randi Rhodes, Jon Stewart, AP, Reuters and anything else I can find. Keywords: Bush; Feingold; NSA Downloads: 41
	berlin teufelsberg bikeride downhill - Dennis Steinhilber A downhill bikeride down the road leading to the former NSA field station at the "Teufelsberg" in Berlin/Germany. This really is a fun thing to do in Berlin! Topspeed was 65.4kph on a gt-mountainbike with cross-country tires. Keywords: berlin; teufelsberg; NSA Downloads: 340
	Former NSA Lawyer Jonathan Turley at Conyers NSA Hearing Former NSA Lawyer Jonathan Turley at Conyers NSA Hearing, in the basement of the House, Jan 20, 2006 "Now I want to be absolutely clear, what the President ordered in this case was a crime. Now we can debate whether he had a good or bad motivation, but it was a crime." Keywords: nsa illegal domestic spying Downloads: 1,736
	The Coffee House - Feature - Mark Cohen Information Trust founder Scott Armstrong discusses the recent revelations of NSA snooping. Keywords: NSA; surveilliance; terrorism Downloads: 145 Average rating: (0 review)
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Friday, December 27, 2002 New Dawn for Kenya (3:18) In what many are calling the beginning of a new era, Kenyans went to the polls today to elect a new leader.President Daniel arap Moi is stepping down after 39 years of what human rights activists call dictatorial rule.Uhuru Kenyatta is the handpicked successor of Moi, and the son of Kenya's founding president, Jomo Kenyatta. The only real opposition to Kenyatta is 71-year-old Mwai Kibaki... Keywords: NATO; NSA; environment; ethnic; rights Downloads: 67
	Naga, Sangtam Genesis Translation Keywords: Naga, Sangtam Genesis Translation; nsa Downloads: 31
	The Coffee House -- June 2006 - Mark Cohen Senator Kweisi Mfume? The Democratic primary election in Maryland is September 12. Among the many contested races is one for the US Senate seat being vacated by Paul Sarbanes. Rep. Ben Cardin holds a slight lead in the polls and a six-fold edge in fundraising over former Congressman and NAACP chief Kweisi Mfume. (Polls show both Cardin and Mfume beating likely GOP candidate Michael Steele, with Cardin winning more decisively.) But Mfume has several advantages over Cardin in the primary, includin... Keywords: Senate; Mfume; Fringe; Armstrong; NSA; security Downloads: 171 Average rating: (0 review)
	Mr. Perkins: Former NSA Agent http://freespeeches.net Friday, December 3, 2004 Mr. Perkins has been working on his book, "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man," for the past two decades. Until recently, Mr. Perkins says hes been holding back from publishing this book because of very convincing incentives to refrain from doing so. For example, he says, I accepted a half a million dollar bribe [from Stoner-Webster] in the nineties not to write the book. Keywords: nsa; national; security; perkins; goodman; democracy; now Downloads: 1,384 Average rating: (0 review)
	People Rise Up - 8/23/06 - It Is Happening Here (Part 7) - Obsession with national security - Andrew Geller The return of It Is Happening Here, my series based on the article Fascism Anyone? that explores 14 characteristics common to seven fascist states in the 20th century, and the extent to which the present-day U.S. government and society exemplify those same characteristics. In this program, John Prados, Senior Fellow at the National Security Archive joined me to discuss characteristic #7, "obsession with national security." Source: KBOO pre-FM broadcast air check Keywords: national security; fascism; NSA; NSC; Bush Downloads: 83 Average rating: (0 review)
	Episode 4: Media Treason This is my opinion piece concerning the New York Times exposure of a terror intelligence gathering operation at the NSA Keywords: NSA; Echelon; conservative; New York Times; treason Downloads: 72
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Friday, February 08, 2002 Feds Set to Deport 6,000 Immigrants The Justice Department announced today that it will begin apprehending and deporting some 6000 illegal immigrants of middle eastern descent who federal officials say are ?dangerous.? The Justice Department says it is part of a renewed effort to expel the over 300,000 illegal immigrants in the states, beginning with suspected members of al-Qaeda. The ?Absconder Apprehension Initiative? began over a month ago when federal agents called over 5000 men of middle ea... Keywords: NSA; al-qaeda; brazil; washington Downloads: 51
	Aaron Seeley MCDM 558 Spr09 Project Don't Get Fooled Again: Bush, Obama, and Tapping Into America Keywords: warrantless; wiretap; nsa; patriot act; fisa Downloads: 18
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Thursday, February 26, 2004 Ready to Take Port-au-Prince An armed resistance to President Jean Bertrand Aristide is poised to rush the capitol Port-au-Prince, Haiti.Their leader, Guy Philippe says they want to arrest Aristide on corruption and other charges.The Associated Press reports that Philippe says the attack is NOT imminent. The leader reportedly says, "We're just going to take our positions and wait for the right time." UN Discusses Haiti The United Nations Security Council is meeting concerning the crisis.Haider R... Keywords: NSA; UN; argentina; bush; environment; highschool; iraq; palestine; privacy; washington Downloads: 142
	The Real Truth About The Antichrist - Ansel Adams Curate note: Christian content. Keywords: Wohlberg, nwo, antichrist, endgame, rockefeller, bilderberg, 911, cia, nsa, clinton Downloads: 403 Average rating: (0 review)
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Monday, November 12, 2001 ANOTHER PASSENGER PLANE CRASHES IN NEW YORK 3:30 American Airlines Flight 587 en route to the Dominican Republic carrying 255 passengers crashed shortly after take off this morning from Kennedy airport. According to eyewitness accounts the plane's engine broke apart in the air causing the plane to nose dive into Rockaway's residential area. From New York. Geoff Brady has this report. CAUSE OF CRASH IN DOUBT 3:25 Correspondent Randi Zimmerman looks into the causes of today's airplane crash... Keywords: NATO; NGO; NSA; WTO; afghanistan; epidemic; india; islam; kennedy; pakistan Downloads: 65
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Wednesday, August 20, 2003 Annan Says UN Will Stay in Iraq; Blames US for Lack of Security - Haider Risvi Israel Closes West Bank Towns - Muhammed Ghalayini US Attorney General on Tour - Robert Flaxman Gulf War Vets Sue Banks - Jackson Allers California Financial Privacy Law - Christopher Martinez Recall Referendum in Venezuela?(3:58) Today marks the day in Venezuela when opposition groups are constitutionally allowed to begin the campaign for a recall referendum of President Hugo Chavez, yesterday marked the half way poi... Keywords: NSA; attorney general; california; china; iraq; israel; military; privacy; washington Downloads: 99
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Friday, January 23, 2004 Evidence of Halliburton Kick-backs New allegations of corruption are being leveled against Halliburton regarding U.S. taxpayer-funded projects in Iraq. From KPFT in Houston, Renee Feltz reports. CA Grocery Workers Strike Los Angeles area Girl Scouts say they will avoid selling cookies outside Ralph?s, Albertson?s, and Vons supermarkets.A San Fernando Valley scout?s official said the girls should be kept away from having to answer questions about the 3 month long strike of grocery workers... Keywords: NSA; argentina; california; capitalism; halliburton; india; iraq; military; scotus; torture Downloads: 280
	Oral Arguments - 9th Circuit Court of Appeals The Honorable Harry Pregerson The Honorable Michael Daly Hawkins The Honorable Margaret McKeown Judicial Proceeding Domestice Surveillance Program U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit San Francisco, California (United States) ID: 200464 - 08/15/2007 (Recorded and Copied from C-SPAN and Uploaded to the Internet Archive) U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco heard oral arguments in two cases on the government's warrantless wiretapping program... Keywords: nsa; wiretap; att; eff; hooptedoodle; courts.gov Downloads: 1,592 Average rating: (0 review)
	Mother Jones Radio 06-03-26: Iran; Did Pro-Choicers Save America?; Intellectual Property; Sex Trafficking - Mother Jones Radio Investigative reporter Robert Dreyfuss exposes the causes of the developing tension between Iran and the US. "The problem is that you are dealing with two regimes run by fundamentalists: one ours and the other theirs." Plus, we talk sex with Christina Page, author of "How the Pro-Choice Movement Saved America." She argues that fundamentalist movements -- be they anti-gay or anti-choice -- have one thing in common: They're anti-sex... Keywords: Mother Jones; Radio; Interview; NSA; bush; human trading Downloads: 2,710
	Prison Planet Radio - Episode 20 - Alex Jones Alex speaks with investigative journalist, Wayne Madsen, a nationally-distributed columnist, and author who has covered Washington, DC politics, national security, and intelligence issues since 1994. Madsen will offer some background on the recent domestic NSA spying authorized by Bush. Source: http://www.prisonplanet.com Keywords: prison; planet; alex; jones; madsen; washington; nsa; george; bush Downloads: 32
	Spying On The Home Front "So many people in America think this does not affect them. They've been convinced that these programs are only targeted at suspected terrorists. â¦ I think that's wrong. â¦ Our programs are not perfect, and it is inevitable that totally innocent Americans are going to be affected by these programs," former CIA Assistant General Counsel Suzanne Spaulding tells FRONTLINE correspondent Hedrick Smith in Spying on the Home Front... Keywords: big brother; surveillance; wiretapping; NSA; CIA; FBI; records; privacy Downloads: 10
	The Chip created by group 2 of the Ecast movie making class in July of 2005 on the milton academy campus Keywords: chip; nsa; alien; aliens; martian; martians; agent; agency Downloads: 392
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Tuesday, March 16, 2004 A Florida soldier, who filed for conscientious objector status, is being called a deserter according to a National Guard spokesperson. Staff Sergeant Camilo Mejia walked inside the Florida National Guard building today after being absent from his military unit for more than 30 days. Mejia served 5 months in Iraq as part of the occupation forces and said during his time there he became increasingly convinced that the U.S... Keywords: NSA; UN; bush; disease; environment; iraq; mexico; military; rights; scotus; washington Downloads: 86
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 Today,D.C. residents protested against the construction of a new major league baseball stadium.Ingrid Drake was there. Dangerous levels of lead have been detected in drinking water in Boston, New York, Detroit, the nation?s capitol and other cities nation-wide.Public utilities and the EPA may be intentionally ignoring or hiding the results. Dolores M. Bernal reports from D.C. Diverse and autonomous minded groups in northern India stike against violence and for independence... Keywords: 9-11; EU; NATO; NGO; NSA; cheney; elections; immigration; india; mexico; rights; washington Downloads: 30
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Wednesday, August 28, 2002 UN Earth Summit Underway in Johannesburg (4:49) Environmentalists expressed outrage yesterday as the United States, Saudi Arabia and other nations at the UN summit for Sustainable Development worked to water down promises to rapidly expand the use of clean, renewable energy technologies around the globe. The Summit also heard that the billion-dollars-a-day subsidies that have enriched farmersin developed countries is helping to cripple their counterparts in the developing world... Keywords: NSA; afghanistan; al-qaeda; environment; iran; islam; protest; rights; south africa Downloads: 68
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Tuesday, July 22, 2003 Liberian Situation Remains Volatile(3:31) After a five day sustained military attack on the Liberian capital of Monrovia, approximately 4500 American troops are headed towards the region. However, America, and indeed the rest of the world, have been reluctant to send troops to enforce a ceasefire. As Brendan Sweeney reports, despite a slight break in hostilities, the situation remains volatile? AIDS cause concern in Bagdad(4:21) US Central command in Iraq confirmed this afternoonthat Saddam Huss... Keywords: NSA; bush; india; iran; iraq; islam; kennedy; military; pakistan; saddam hussein; suicide Downloads: 106
	People Rise Up - 1/18/06 - News Wrap - Andrew Geller Source: KBOO Radio Keywords: news,supreme court,police,alito,NSA,spying,climate,climate change,lovelock Downloads: 185 Average rating: (0 review)
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Thursday, November 01, 2001 US BOMBS HYDRO DAM 4:14 US B-52 war-planes bombed Afghanistan's largest hydroelectric dam today,a move the Taliban says puts thousands of lives at risk. The Taliban's Education Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi told the Afghan Islamic Press news agency that seven US raids severely damaged the Kajaki dam and hydroelectric plant, completely knocking out the power supplies of the Southern city of Kandahar. The damn holds back 2.7 billion cubic meters of water... Keywords: 9-11; NSA; afghanistan; attorney general; biological weapons; disease; hijack; immigration; india; islam; rights; riots; washington Downloads: 68
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Tuesday, January 22, 2002 ?Explosion Follows Ceasefire in Colombia The Colombian Government has reached an agreement with leftist rebels to keep the country's beleaguered peace process alive. The agreement - announced by the government'speace commissioner and rebel leader Raul Reyes - was reached only hours before the government's midnight deadline. But as Rafael Krafft reports from Bogata, the ceasefire has already been broken... Keywords: EU; NSA; WTO; afghanistan; bush; environment; iraq; military; nigeria; oil; rebellion; scotus; uranium; washington Downloads: 92
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Friday, March 22, 2002 Bush Goes to South America to Talk Drugs In Lima Peru this weekend, President Bush will meet with South American leaders including Colombian president Andres Pastrana. The White House is asking Congress for more money to expand the anti-narcotics program known as Plan Columbia. Among other components, President Bush wants to expand arial fumigation of illegal drug crops. A group of Colombian farmers told Congress last week the fumigation is a failure and that it's poisoning their families and th... Keywords: NSA; bush; elections; india; oil; protest; riots; wal-mart; washington Downloads: 76
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Thursday, March 28, 2002 The Arab League Summit and the Palestinian Right of Return The Arab League summit in Beirut unanimously endorsed a Saudi-inspired plan for Middle East peace today, offering Israel normal ties and full peace in exchange for complete withdrawal from occupied Arab land, a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital and a fair solution for Palestinian refugees. The declaration calls for Israel's agreement to a "just solution" to the Palestinian refugee problem in line with a 1948 UN resolution t... Keywords: 9-11; NSA; environment; india; iraq; islam; israel; lebanon; palestine; privitization Downloads: 189
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Monday, July 15, 2002 CEO?s the Winners in Corporate Crime Scandals High-level corporate crime continues to be exposed. Newsweek today published an extensive interview with current Halliburton CEO David Lessar on the vice president's role in the controversy at the oil services company. Lessar defended the firm's bookkeeping and said that former CEO Dick Cheney was aware of the firm's accounting methods. Meanwhile, The San Francisco Chronicle reported Saturday that Larry Thompson, the man President Bush tapped to lead... Keywords: 9-11; NSA; bush; california; capitalism; cheney; detainees; elections; halliburton; immigration; islam; israel; mexico; oil; palestine Downloads: 72
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Friday, September 19, 2003 The Turkish Military Finalizing Troops to Iraq Plans -- Ezgi Saritas Child Combatants in Colombia -- Nicole Karsin UN Children?s Fund Reports Gross Child Abuse in the Industrialized World -- Haider Risvi Bush's Imported Steel Tariffs Hurt Industry -- Mitch Jeserich Mobile Phones Users Boycott in Nigeria -- Sam Olukoya South Korean Soldiers to Iraq? Families of a Minnesota National Guard company plan to meet with state Guard officials this weekend for what they characterize as an "angry confronta... Keywords: NSA; WTO; bush; disease; iraq; korea; kurds; labor movement; military; nigeria Downloads: 76
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Friday, December 05, 2003 Former Serb General Gets 20 Years -- Geraldine Coughlan The International War Crimes Tribunal today sentenced a former Bosnian Serb General to 20 years in prison for his role in the 3-year siege of Sarajevo during the Bosnian war. It's the first time the Court has handed down a conviction exclusively in connection with the siege - described by human rights activists as the worst of its kind in Europe since the Second World War... Keywords: 9-11; EU; NSA; bush; environment; india; islam; israel; nuclear power; pakistan; palestine; rights; washington Downloads: 97
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Tuesday, April 20, 2004 The last place where gay and lesbian couples could marry in the United States will have to stop issuing marriage licenses. A Multnomah County judge ruled today that county officials must wait for the Oregon Supreme Court to decide the matter. Multnomah County started issuing licenses to same gendered couples on March 3rd after officials determined that to reject the applications would be against the state constitution... Keywords: NSA; bush; democratic party; highschool; immigration; india; iraq; scotus; unions; visas; wolfowitz Downloads: 70
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Thursday, September 23, 2004 Philly Civil Servants Stop City Hall Hundreds of Philadelphia civil servants overran city hall today and shut down the council meeting demanding a fair union contract.Danta Toza files this report from the Philadelphia City Hall. More Killings in Gaza Two Israeli soldiers and one officer have been killed and a fourth critically wounded by Palestinian resistance fighters in the occupied Gaza Strip.From Gaza, Laila el-Haddad has the story... Keywords: FEMA; NSA; UN; bush; california; democratic party; iraq; israel; mexico; palestine; scotus; washington Downloads: 33
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Monday, October 18, 2004 U.S Presidential Voting Troubles Begin Early voting for the Presidential elections started today in Texas, Colorado, Arkansas and Florida. Other key states started in-person voting earlier, including Wisconsin, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, New Mexico and Pennsylvania. Balloting by mail is under way in Oregon, the only state in the nation that has done away with polling booths altogether.In the key state of Florida, today early voting kicked off with plenty of problems.Mitch Perry reports from WMNF in Tam... Keywords: NSA; bush; detainees; elections; india; iraq; mexico; military; nuclear weapons; protest; riots; wal-mart; washington Downloads: 51
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Tuesday, January 25, 2005 Gitmo Prisoners Attempt Mass Suicide in Protest U.S. military officials confirm that 23 captives being held at the base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba attempted a mass hanging in 2003 to protest their imprisonment.Originally, military officials said that a few of the prisoners engaged in ?self-injurious behavior.?Since the camp was opened in January 2002, there have been 34 suicide attempts and 110 others called ?self-harm incidents.?About 558 men were transported from the Middle East to Cuba and have ... Keywords: NATO; NSA; afghanistan; bush; california; disease; genocide; iraq; kurds; military; nigeria; oil; protest; suicide; torture Downloads: 106
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Tuesday, May 17, 2005 More than 12-thousand landless farmers are to hold a mass protest in Brazil?s capital against what they are calling the government?s slow rate of reform. Natalia Viana reports from Sao Paulo. Low voter turn out may still generate an historic election in the Los Angeles mayor?s race.Soul Rebel Radio's Oriel Maria Siu reports from KPFK. The Nicaraguan president has signed an agreement with the former banana workers adversely affected by a pesticide that was outlawed in the 1960?s in the US... Keywords: NSA; afghanistan; brazil; bush; democratic party; elections; islam; mexico; nicaragua; rebellion Downloads: 76
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Friday, August 26, 2005 Seventeen people, fourteen of them children, died in a Paris fire in an apartment complex housing African immigrant families. The fire raises criticism of the lack of low-income housing in the French capital. Tony Cross reports from Paris. A weekend of events are planned at the Crawford Texas camp site of anti-war protestors as pro-war advocates have arrived. Katie Heim has more. The Cuban government condemned US policy as being responsible for 31 Cubans who went missing at sea last week... Keywords: NSA; afghanistan; immigration; india; iran; iraq; islam; israel; military; oil; palestine; protest; rights; riots Downloads: 53
	America in Bible Prophecy - Ansel Adams Curate note: Christian content. Keywords: Wohlberg, nwo, antichrist, endgame, rockefeller, bilderberg, 911, cia, nsa, clinton, amazingdiscoveries Downloads: 183 Average rating: (0 review)
	Be Careful What You Say 2 - WHITE NOISE You can call it the privatization of the FBI -- though it is better described as the creation of a private KGB. The 'Orwellian' Bush administration continues to insist that it alone must decide whether a judge is allowed to hear a case that might harm national security. When Judge Harry Pregerson, who serves on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, listened to Deputy Solicitor General Gregory Garre telling him that, he responded: "The bottom line here is the government declares somethin... Keywords: Bush; Cheney; GOP; democracy; NSA; CIA; FBI; Choice Point; privatization; corporatization; Orwell; Palast Downloads: 113
	Darryl Eberhart on Feb 28, 2007 at Vyzygoth's Grassy Knoll - Darryl Eberhart Secret societies operate through intelligence agencies Keywords: Vatican; Jesuits; Knights; CIA; NSA; FBI; Air Force; New York Times Downloads: 2
	Dying Regime - WHITE NOISE Self explicit & tragic... " In the effort to retaliate against terrorists who hijacked planes six years ago with an arsenal of $3 knives, this year's overall defense budget has been pushed to $657 billion. We are now spending $3 billion a week in Iraq alone, occupying a country that had nothing to do with the tragedy that sparked this orgy of militarism." - Robert Scheer "War is just a racket. A racket is best described, I believe, as something that is not what it seems to the majority of people... Keywords: Bush; Cheney; GOP; democracy; Pentagone; NSA; CIA; FBI; privatization; corporatization; Orwell; Palast Downloads: 94
	EMERGENCY_UPDATE_Avian_Influenza_H5N1 EMERGENCY UPDATE Avian Influenza H5N1 - El departamento de Seguridad Nacional transportaba patÃ³genos refrigerados en medio de la noche (Â¡Â¡INFO DEL 12 DE ABRIL!!).mp4 Keywords: EMERGENCY UPDATE Avian Influenza H5N1 NSA swine flu Downloads: 43
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Wednesday, October 31, 2001 US BOMBS HEATH CLINIC 2:39 Thirteen civilians including five women and children were killed today when a US jet bombed a medical dispensary and a neighbouring house. The Afghan Red Cresent Society clinic and the house were destroyed in the attack, one of two waves of bombing raids over the Southern City of Khandahar around dawn. The Taliban's Ambassor to Pakistan said today that 1,300 Afghani civilans have been killed in four weeks of US airstrikes... Keywords: 9-11; NSA; UN; afghanistan; biological weapons; disease; islam; pakistan; protest; rights; visas; wtc Downloads: 189
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Monday, January 14, 2002 INDIA SAYS WAR MAY NOT BE NECESSARY (3:57) India has extended a cautious welcome to Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf?s landmark speech this weekend pledging to crackdown on religious extremism. New Delhi said its armed forces would remain mobilized until it is satisfied that Pakistan has matched words with deeds. More than 1500 people were arrested in a nation-wide crackdown as Musharraf said Kashmir would no longer be allowed to be a pretext to export violence outside Pakistan... Keywords: 9-11; NATO; NSA; afghanistan; bush; california; india; islam; military; pakistan; rights; washington Downloads: 64
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Monday, February 03, 2003 Shuttle Columbia Accident(2:29) As NASA this morning warned that the debrief field from the Shuttle Columbia accident is larger than they originally thought, the nation mourned the 7 crew members, including an Israeli man, and an Indian and African-American Woman, who all died. Yet as Dr Michio Kaku, Professor of Theoretical Physics at the City University of NY told KPFA's Chris Welch the accident could have been even more of a disaster... Keywords: EU; NSA; india; iraq; israel; military; nuclear power; palestine; privacy; rights; saddam hussein; unions Downloads: 261
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Wednesday, February 26, 2003 Agent Orange in Supreme Court(3:16) The Supreme Court this morning heard an appeal brought by the manufacturers of Agent Orange, the notorious cocktail of herbicides the US government used in the early 1970's to defoliate the jungles of Vietnam. Dow Chemical, Monsanto, and others argue they've already settled a class action lawsuit brought by Vietnam veterans harmed by Agent Orange exposure, and that they shouldn't have to pay any more.Josh Chaffin reports from the Supreme Court Jeb Bush Boots D... Keywords: NSA; bush; california; death penalty; elections; india; iraq; islam; mexico; nigeria; oil; palestine; scotus; turkey Downloads: 196
	Free Speech Radio News lineup - Thursday, April 10, 2003 Another View from Baghdad (4:04) Even as US military reports indicate control over Baghdad, violence is still widespread throughout the country.According to reports from the red cross inside Iraq, there is rampant looting and lawlessness in Baghdad as the central hospital was ransacked this afternoon.This as Iraqi Shia Muslim leader Abdul Majid al-Khoei and another cleric were found murdered in the central Iraqi town of Najaf... Keywords: NSA; UN; communism; iraq; islam; korea; military; nuclear power; nuclear weapons; rumsfeld; suicide Downloads: 241