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This week’s show is a speech by author Peter Dale Scott in which he discusses both the “deep state”
(the network of powerful institutions behind the elected officials) and the history and expansion of the
federal “Continuity of Government” program. He spoke at Sonoma State University as part of the campus’s
first Social Justice Week March 26.
Al Jazeera America’s Naureen Khan to discuss her story on Indiana’s new religious freedom law. Andy Sacher, Exec. Dir. The Lavender Effect (LA Studio) Advancing the Future of LGBTQ Heritage and Culture. Fitness moment with Jason Crow.
Can you be fired from your job while you’re out on disability leave? Does your employer have to hold your job while you recover from a car accident? What is disability discrimination? Listen to Jack Tuckner and Deborah O’Rell answer these and many more workplace discrimination questions. Download this episode (right click and save)
Listen to what Beatty has to say about seeking mental health treatment and what she learned at a recent dinner at Union Theological Seminar in New York City when she met Eric Garners’ girlfriend and baby Legacy and a group of Palestinian activists.
Bottom Line: Fire Some Cops A U.S. Justice Department report shows Philadelphia police are five times as trigger happy as cops in New York City. The report contains 49 findings and 91 recommendations on better training and community relations, but Linn Washington Jr., a professor of journalism at Temple University, isn’t impressed. Over the past 25 years, the city’s police …
Out of Slavery— Passover.
On this Holiday edition of the Global Research News Hour, we hear speeches from a public event in support of American Iraq War Deserter Joshua Key. The event was held at the University of Winnipeg on March 29, 2015. Michelle Robidoux of the War Resisters Support Campaign updated the audience on the actions taken against Americans in Canada who sought …
Winds of Change in Chicago?: Rahm and “Chuy” Race to A Historic Finish It’s the eve of a historic election in Chicago, the first time an incumbent mayor has been forced into a runoff since the city adopted nonpartisan elections 20 years ago. The Windy City bristles with anticipation about the outcome. Even as Mayor Rahm Emanuel and his challenger, …
Discussion on the economy, threats to the dollar – with Dr. Michael Hudson.
During the April 5 warrior connection we continue our discussion on suicide, medical care, and the va mess and how to correct it in honor of ssg paul lyons. Draft suggestions include: ALL THE PERTINENT DOCUMENTS ARE FULLY DISTRIBUTED VA- DOD LEADERS must PUBICALLY ADMIT the CORRELATION BETWEEN TOXIC EXPOSURES AND ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS as already known in internal reports. …
