The Injustice System

Discussion with 40 plus years political prisoner, Marshall Eddie Conway - Black Panther and activist - speaking about his book "The greatest threat" about the U.S. government's illegal counter intelligence program (COINTELPRO) used to attack the Black Panther Party and movements of the 1960's and 1970's. Eddie called in from Prison to a 50 person crowd at Baltimore's Red Emma's Bookstore Coffeehouse - May 21st, 2010. All proceeds from the book go to Eddie's legal defense fund. www.freeeddieconway.org www.redemmas.org http://www.archive.org/details/GreatestThreat-TheCointelproProgramWPoliticalPrisonerEddieConway

A debate between the coiner of the phrase "Black Power" and the coiner of the phrase "White Power"

Stokely Carmichael's Black Power delivered October 1966, Berkeley, CA. At 11PM George Lincoln Rockwell vs Stokely Carmichael debate http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theinjusticesystem/2010/09/15/stokely-carmichael-vs-george-lincoln-rockwell

Rag Radio 10-20-2009 A discussion of issues involving criminal justice and Texas politics, with an emphasis on the death penalty and Texas Gov. Rick Perry's controversial handling of the execution of alleged arsonist Cameron Todd Willingham. Guests:*Glenn W. Smith, prominent political consultant and founder of Texas political blog, Dog Canyon.*Steve Hall of the StandDown Texas Project, an organization that advocates a moratorium on executions in Texas, and a state-sponsored review of Texas' application of the death penalty. Richmond Indy Media Live 5-27-08, Death Penalty

Rag Radio - 2010-06-22 A discussion with Robert King, a member of the Black Panther Party and one of the Angola 3, who spent 32 years in Angola prison, 29 in solitary confinement for a crime he did not commit. Also: Mariann Wizard, discussing political prisoner Marilyn Buck. Producer and host: Thorne Dreyer. Engineer: Tracey Schulz.

Building Bridges: Your Community and Labor Report National Edition, Produced by Ken Nash and Mimi Rosenberg, Obama and African American Liberation with Amiri Baraka Building Bridges: Your Community and Labor Report National Edition, Produced by Ken Nash and Mimi Rosenberg, African American Unemployment Skyrockets With Algernon Austin Director of the Race, Ethnicity, and the Economy program,Economic Policy Institute Building Bridges: Your Community and Labor Report National Edition - Produced by Ken Nash and Mimi Rosenberg, Haiti's Earthquake Exposes The Faultline of US Domination with Ray Laforest, Haitian-American labor leader and Kim Ives, journalist with the newspaper Haiti Liberté

Angryindian Radyo looks at the history of George Jackson and his impact on African socio-political philosophy in the US; commentary by Malcolm X on Euro-settler support for humanistic anti-racism movements and poetic insight via Vladimir Vysotsky.

New World Notes with Kenneth Dowst

University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 24, 2007 Tony Hoffman Karen Magro Jan Stewart Tony Taveres Janet Stewart (CBC) Moderator

University of Winnipeg Global College Human Rights and Social Justice Conference February 23, 2007 J L McBrien Romeo Dallaire Tony Hoffman Janet Stewart (CBC) Moderator

Talk Nation Radio for 2 18 09 Produced by Dori Smith, WHUS FM 91.7 Radio for the People at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, CT We hear from MidEast scholars Jennifer Loewenstein, Francis A. Boyle, and Conn Hallinan. First these news updates on raq, Afghanistan and Gaza: The web page ideabeats.org has an archive of Bush audio and video on the Iraq War. It soon becomes obvious that the entire Bush administration was lying its way into an invasion, war, and occupation of Iraq, and then joining in the effort to falsify information before US Congress and the American people in order to maintain that war. This Week In Palestine: Salma interviews recently released detainee Jamal Juma' Recently Jamal Juma' was among those arrested by Israel in a campaign targeting grass roots activists in the West Bank. He was released after over a one month detention with no charges. Jamal was born in Jerusalem and attended Birzeit University, where he became politically active. Since the first Intifada, he has focused on grassroots activism. He is a founding member of the Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees, Palestinian Association for Cultural Exchange and Palestinian Environmental NGO Network. Juma' is since 2002 the coordinator of the Palestinian Grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign. He has been invited to address numerous civil society and UN conferences, where he has spoken on the issue of Palestine and the Apartheid Wall. His articles and interviews are widely disseminated and translated into several languages. We have the privilege of interviewing him today. Among the subjects we discuss: Apartheid, the Wall, torture, and child imprisonment.

Genocide in Darfur and mass murder in the Congo

Macomb County Michigan has the worse jail in the state, maybe the country. We will hear from a lady who recently got out. She will tell it like it is.

Israel is probably going to attack Iran. Will the US get in deeper? Is the US a pawn of Israel? Why is the US supporting genocide in Palestine? The US support of Israel is dragging us down. The money could be used for educating our children.

Afghanistan, Iraq, Gaza, Lebanon, analysis with scholars - We hear from MidEast scholars Jennifer Loewenstein, Francis A. Boyle, and Conn Hallinan. First these news updates on Iraq, Afghanistan and Gaza: Lies by Bush. New World Notes 120 - David Ray Griffin on 9/11 and the War in Afghanistan (1) - This week, Dr. Griffin shows that the war in Afghanistan (like the one in Iraq) is based on lies--lies Obama continues to recite. In fact, Bush authorized the invasion 2 months BEFORE 9/11. New World Notes 121 - David Ray Griffin on 9/11 and the War in Afghanistan (2) - Dr. Griffin continues to demolish the Official Story of what happened on 9/11. This week he shows that cell-phone calls received by passengers' relatives could not have been made from the 4 flights--as the FBI itself has concluded.