The Injustice System

6PM EDT Show 01 In conversation with Angela Davis - Media, Race and Power The case of Oscar Grant Beaverbrook guest lecturer Angela Davis is an American political activist and university professor who was associated with the Black Panther Party for Self Defense and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Today, Davis continues to work for racial and gender equality, gay rights, and prison abolition and is a popular public speaker, nationally and internationally. 02 Angela Davis - Prison Industrial Complex Angela Davis speaks about the Prison Industrial Complex and many other facets of American Society. The talk was given at Western Washington University on April 16 2007 and she mentions current events such as the shooting at Virgina Tech and the the offensive remarks by Don Imus. 03 Rustbelt Radio for November 13, 2006 Angela Davis speaks at the Thomas Merton Center Award Dinner 10 PM EDT Show 04 Mindwalk 33 his weeks program features Angela Davis in San Diego care of Radica Radio with Wax Audio in the mix. Angela talks a little about Harry Belefonte and his contributions to Martin Luther King and Family. 05 The Power of African American Women Disc 3 "Blues, Legacies and Black Feminism" by Angela Davis Activist and author Angela Davis discusses several key early blues artists to illustrate how black women helped shape feminist historical traditions through their music. March 1998, Santa Monica, CA, from PZ0300.060.

I am going to play a few recordings and talk about things that piss me of. Open Mike.

part 1 A Terrible Mistake, Frank Albarelli on the Murder of Frank Olson and Secret CIA Cold War Experiments Talk Nation Radio for April 28, 2010 part 2 The Outer Limit of CIA Crime, LSD and Murder, H.P. Albarelli Jr on Talk Nation Radio May 12,2010 part 3 Johanna Rivera, General Strike in Puerto Rico, and H.P. Albarelli on the CIA, Corporate and Political Ambitions Talk Nation Radio for May 20, 2010

http://cluther39.startlogic.com/ Chuck Luther, Disposable Warrior, has Thanksgiving Message for President Obama and America Chuck Luther reached the brink of suicide while serving in Taji, Iraq from October 2006 to July 2007. He didnât know yet that he had PTSD and a likely TBI, traumatic brain injury. But nightmares and other symptoms were becoming so difficult to manage that he sought help. The ill treatment he received after seeking help nearly cost him his life. As a result of his own inner conflict and terrible suffering he dec

From Bill Moyer's Journal of May 1st, 2009, US Torture and Consequences? Bill Moyers sits down with Bruce Fein, former deputy attorney general under President Ronald Reagan and chairman of the American Freedom Agenda, and Mark Danner, who has been reporting on the US treatment and interrogation of detainees for the New York Review of Books. Also on the program, the Journal profiles Steve Meacham, a Massachusetts community organizer fighting to keep working people in their homes. From March 24th, 2009, Scott Horton Interviews Juan Cole Juan Cole, Professor of History at the University of Michigan, discusses the humanitarian crisis caused by the U.S. invasion of Iraq, and the misinformation at the heart of most anti-Islam rhetoric.

Mark asks: Why is a man who should be serving life in prison for torture appointed by President George W. Bush as Ambassador to Italy? On Thursday's show, THE INSIDE SCOOP was the first radio show to report on STRAIGHT, Inc., the teen-age rehab center more akin to a torture/concentration camp run by Melvin and Betty Sembler. Melvin Sembler was for many years until a few months ago, George W. Bush's U.S. Ambassador to Italy.

A special live CKLN Radio interview with Aaron James rounds out the last 30 minutes of "Rude Awakening" with BK and Mark Bills. Mr. James is the courageous Canadian survivor of an attack by the NWO on a flight by the NWA (North West Airlines) for no reason (even officially) in the U.S., as five federal marshalls tasered and piled-on him for asking why they wanted to arrest him. He then had a kangaroo court trial chock full of crooks, kooks and spooks, and for the last 20 months has been harassed and threatened as he lives in Manitoba in fear for his life with little support from the North American Union-jacked Canadian government. We need to support his cause and that of others like him (like Maher Arar and Omar Khadr) to avoid this becoming a habit, and to quote the great quote by Pastor Niemoller: "In Germany they first came for the Communists, And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist. Then they came for the Jews, And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists, And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist. Then they came for the Catholics, And I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant. Then they came for me, And by that time no one was left to speak up."

September 19, 2006 - This address by His Holiness emphasized the growing significance of understanding and compassion in today’s global society. This moving speech, highlighting the pure inner beauty that each human being possesses, ultimately left the impression that spreading happiness, within us and to others, is the true meaning of life.

My guest will be talking about prisoner re-entry and other prison issues. He admits his guilt as a bank robber. He spent 35 years in prison, mostly in supermax.

New York is a semiretired prostitute. New York is an ex-con. New York has so many aliases that she probably doesn't remember her real name. I looked her up on the prison site and there had to be over 100 aliases. She is one of the sweetest and kindest people I know. She is my best friend and I am proud to have her as a friend Call in and ask her what you want. You will get an honest answer. She is one of the most honest people I know.

u s soldier unjustly convicted Stjepan Mestrovic is a Professor of Sociology at Texas A&M University and author of "The Good Soldier on Trial: A Sociological Study of Misconduct by the US Military Pertaining to Operation Iron Triangle, Iraq." It deals with the unjust conviction of Pfc. Corey Clagett for killing two unarmed Iraqis and trying to kill a third. Attorney Paul Bergrin was involved. He won the right to have commanding officer, Col. Michael Steele, testify, then was arrested before trial to prevent it because his evidence could have embarrassed and incriminated top officials in the Pentagon, Defense Department, and White House. As a result, Bergrin was targeted, indicted on bogus charges, including orchestrating a murder, and now faces potential life in prison or the death penalty. The latest on his case and two others will be discussed at a time freedom and justice in America are endangered species. ==== mr. lendman and the professor believe that pfc corey clagett and his defense attorney were scapegoated corruptly by the united states army to protect others. "the army knows full well ... that col steele issued that unlawful roe to kill every iraqi military age male on sight - they followed the order." professor mestrovic: " ... to make a long story short, [despite evidence submitted by the rules to show recognized mitigating factors] the clemency board did not offer any clemency. these things just dont matter. it's like ... again, a machine-like system that seems to say, 'well somebody has got to go to jail, for the sake of media relations and public image and other kinds of needs. we have to have this ' and these people are treated like entities instead of human beings with real stories, real life stories."

Resistance Behind Bars Tuesday, 14 April 2009 Bluestockings Books in conjunction with the NYC Anarchist Bookfair and Left Forum New York City Discussion: Victoria Law "Resistance Behind Bars" With Lynne Stewart, Ashanti Alston and Matt Meyer Discussion and readings about incarceration and resistance. Ashanti Alston (former BLA member and Prisoner of War, current co-chair of the Jericho Movement) will read from his upcoming memoir. Victoria Law (author, Resistance Behind Bars: The Struggles of Incarcerated Women) will talk about issues facing incarcerated women and their resistance and individual organizing; Matt Meyer (editor of Let Freedom Ring: A Collection of Documents from the Movement to Free Political Prisoners) and Lynne Stewart (attorney and contributor to Let Freedom Ring) will discuss the movement to free political prisoners in the U.S. info about Resistance Behind Bars and current organizing around incarcerated women's issues: http://resistancebehindbars.org link to the book Let Freedom Ring: http://www.kersplebedeb.com/letfreedomring.html National Jericho Movement to free all political prisoners: http://www.thejerichomovement.com/ Lynne Stewart support site: http://www.lynnestewart.org/ Anarchist Panther: http://www.anarchistpanther.net/ Bluestockings Bookstore: http://bluestockings.com/ 1hr46min

Pacifica Radio Archives and The Polemic Consortium presents "Say It LOUD: New Songs For Peace." The Polemic Consortium is Mark Torres, Gomez, Bulldog Music composed by Gomez and Bulldog Mixed and produced by Mark Torres 01. Ed Asner 02. I Want All of My Daughters to be Like Maxine Waters - Maxine Waters (D-CA), Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) 03. Damn Some Money - Muhammad Ali 04. Bin Bush - Michael Moore 05. Father Knows Best - Gore Vidal 06. The Problems Have A History - Tariq Ali 07. Afrodiva - Angela Davis 08. Living in America - Fannie Lou Hamer 09. The Gift - Thich Nhat Hanh 10. Silence of the Media Lambs - Greg Palast 11. Lily Tomlin 12. Stephen Rhode / Maxine Waters 13. Huey Newton 14. Dr. Helen Caldicott 15. Che Guevara, John Coltrane, Wounded Knee, George Jackson, Mumia Abu-Jamal 16. Malcolm X, James Baldwin, Adriene Rich, Langston Hughes, Alice Walker, Angela Davis 17. H. Rap Brown, Fannie Lou Hamer, Elijah Muhammad, Bayard Rustin, Rosa Parks, Paul Robeson, Jean-Bertrand Aristide 18. Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, United Farm Workers, Voice from the Chicano Moratorium 19. Lily Tomlin The recorded portion will last 90 minutes. I will be taking calls for the next 30 minutes.

More talk Activist Salma Abu Ayyash (sitting in for Sherif) tells of attending the annual National Day of Mourning in Plymouth MA during Thanksgiving. All or nearly all of the Native American speakers at that gathering proclaimed their solidarity with the victimized Palestinians. We air an excerpt. The gathering was dedicated to our brother in injustice, Leonard Peltier. One of our Palestinian brothers wrote a poem to honor Leonard Peltier, which was put to song. Salma offers her translation of the poem to English, following which we air a performance of the song. Salma reviews some of the dark history of the genesis of the Israeli takeover and occupation of Palestine, along with its distorted treatment by today's mainstream media. There's a brief discussion of the growth and significance of the ongoing BDS campaign (BDS = boycott, divestment, and sanctions). Finally, to bring us up to date, Salma presents a brief summary of some of the most recent Israeli attacks and incursions on the Palestinian people and the implications for our survival.