チェチェン情勢：オクサーナ・チェリシェヴァ ／ 「戦闘シーンのない戦争映画～チェチェン最前線の人々」 ／ 「プーチン王朝」闇の核心 ／ 「チェチェン紛争 市民の証言」 ／ 「荒野に響く声 祖国へ」 http://ima-ikiteiruhushigi.cocolog-nifty.com/chechen/2007/11/post_629a.html 「戦闘シーンのない戦争映画～チェチェン最前線の人々」 http://asahi-newstar.com/program/shinsou/onair/081223-007595.html 「チェチェンへ アレクサンドラの旅」 http://www.chechen.jp/
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Pacquiao - De La Hoya Match Highlights
round by round highlights by sportscaster Chino Trinidad, including commentaries from sports analyst Sev Sarmienta and boxing analyst Ronnie Nathanielsz.
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Baluchistan freedom struggle - Pakistan colludes with Taliban
Mehran Baluch, the Baluch representative at the UN Human Rights Council, discusses the Baluch struggle for liberation from Pakistani occupation and oppression. 03.07.07
Sheriff Tim Gobble makes a surprise visit with Cassandra Burgiss & new staff member Carol Fowler.
Oldecam and Notaspringchick for OFN with comments on Britany Spears Jessica Simpson Celebrity Image part 1, www.montebubbles.net, www.oldefartnetwork.com, Newsvideoweb
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Oldecam 11-25 comments headlines of today
Oldecam and Notaspringchick for OFN with comments on the headlines of today, www.montebubbles.net, www.oldefartnetwork.com
{Introducing}{Declan John Galbraith} You can see {Declan John Galbraith} NEW fan club website at www.cipsi-dj-3.webs.com
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Gordon Brown - the good, the bad, the ugly
Suzanne Moore, feminist & Mail on Sunday columnist, questions Gordon Brown's record over the last decade and whether he can beat off the challenge from David Cameron. There has been much discussion of Tony Blair's legacy. But perhaps it might be more accurate to talk of the Blair-Brown legacy. Despite their personal rivalry, the two men worked together to bring to fruition the New Labour project. Brown was Blair's ‘Mr Money Bags'; funding his every policy whim and fancy. Sitting at the Cabinet table, he colluded with every good, bad and ugly twist of policy. Will Gordon Brown now distance himself from the Blair era? Can he reinvent the Labour Party and give it a fresh appeal? Will voters warm to his more touchy-feely, humble persona? How will he square up to fresh-faced, smiley David Cameron? Is Cameron's more liberal, green Toryism a genuine change of heart or just more spin? Can he succeed in convincing the electorate that the Conservatives are no longer the nasty party? 23.05.07
Middle East Bible Prophecy Update-global famine in the last days-the price of verything is sky-rocketing. The dollar is falling, economy is in the toilet-I think I just heard the handle ... It all combines to make an unbelieveable verse in scripture begin to seem possible. A measure of wheat for a day's wage ... could it happen? This teaching, along with all of JD's weekly Mid-East Bible Prophecy Updates, was originally presented & recorded on Sunday morning before our regular Sunday chapter by chapter & verse by verse Bible teaching. Recorded May 4th of the year of our Lord 2008. These Teachings are also seen on Olelo & heard on KLHT radio 1040 AM or at www.klght.org or they are downloadable in there entirety from our web site. I heard what sounded like a voice coming from among the four living creatures, which said, "A quart of wheat for a day's wages, and three quarts of barley for a day's wages. But do not damage the olive trees and the vineyards!" (Revelation 6:6) May 4th, 2008 - 5/4/2007
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Solar power is the future of global energy provision and security
Nuclear, coal and gas-fired power are based on finite resources and are environmentally destructive. Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) is the tried-and-tested, safe, non-polluting, cost-effective and permanently sustainable energy technology that can meet the world's entire electricity needs and spur the economic development of many currently arid, impoverished nations. It is the key to future global energy provision and security. On his weekly TV programme, Talking With Tatchell, Peter Tatchell interviews Neil Crumpton, Climate and Energy campaigner with Friends of the Earth. 23.03.07
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Jamaica - homophobia, murder music and free speech
Is Jamaica is the most homophobic country in the world? Does reggae / dancehall "murder music" contribute to anti-gay violence? Stop Murder Music campaigners, Dennis Carney of the Black Gay Men’s Advisory Group, and Brett Lock of the gay human rights group OutRage!, discuss with Peter Tatchell. 09.08.07
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Mid-East Bible Prophecy: Mid-East Peace - Annapolis to Petra
Middle East Bible Prophecy update-This week we talk about the Peace & Security process. The Peace talks & prophetic event from the Mid-east Peace Conference in Annapolis, Maryland to the Rock of salvation Jesus & the city of Petra. All of JD's weekly Mid-East Bible Prophecy Updates, recorded on Sunday morning before our chapter by chapter & verse by verse Bible teaching. Recorded on November 18th of the year of our Lord 2007. These Teachings are also seen on Olelo Oceanic Cable www.olelo.org & heard on KLHT 1040 AM or at www.klght.org or they are downloadable from our web site.
Medical research using animals is scientifically flawed. The physiological differences between animals and humans are so great that it is not possible to accurately apply data gained from laboratory animals to people. Drugs tested on animals are often not applicable or safe for humans, as evidenced by drugs like Eraldin and Opren, which were safety tested and approved on animals but went on to cause serious illness and death in patients. Most human diseases are uniquely human. To develop the safest, most effective treatments requires the study of human cells, tissues and organs. Humane alternatives, without experimenting on animals are possible and get results. The Dr Hadwen Trust has been helping pioneer new medical techniques and treatments for 37 years, without using vivisection. Peter Tatchell interviews Dr Gill Langley, Scientific Director of the Dr Hadwen Trust for Humane Research. 06.04.07
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Islam & America | Through the eyes of Imran Khan | Pakistan
Why do so many Muslims hate the United States? What has America done to alienate so many people in the Muslim world? These are the questions that former Pakistani cricketer turned politician, Imran Khan, tries to answer in this latest offering of the Unreported World series. The underlying feeling here is clearly that the US only cares or acts when its own people are at risk. If these liberal, cosmopolitan women feel this way about America, how must those who do not benefit from the Western way of life feel?
Over the last year, Iran has seen rising levels of resistance to President Ahmadinejad's repressive regime. Strikes by bus workers and teachers, women's rights demonstrations, student occupations and protests by Iran 's suppressed national minorities, especially the Kurds, Baluchis and Ahwazi Arabs. Rejecting the neo-con agenda of US invasion or a preemptive strike against Tehran , human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell asks: What are the prospects for regime change from within – by and for the Iranian people? On his weekly TV programme, Talking With Tatchell, Peter Tatchell interviews Maryam Namazie - Iranian broadcaster, humanist, feminist and communist – on the value of solidarity with the Iranian people's struggle for democracy, socialism and human rights. 16.03.07
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Iraq descends into clericalism and barbarism
Iraqi human rights activist, Ali Hili, reveals that for most ordinary Iraqis, life is now worse than under Saddam Hussein's brutal misrule. Although many Iraqis are attempting to forge a peaceful, democratic future, much of the country is blighted by war, mob rule and sectarian violence. Most people live in a state of permanent insecurity and fear. Suicide bombings, assassinations and death squad killings are daily occurrences. Some of this indiscriminate violence is perpetrated by foreign al-Qaida terrorists and by Sunni insurgents, including loyalists to Saddam's now defunct Baathist regime. Saddam was evil. But even under his savage regime everyday life and personal relationships were never subjected to such extreme moral policing and violent repression. For women and gay people, and for Muslims who follow the “wrong” interpretation of Islam, the clock is being turned back to the Dark Ages. Ali Hili is director of Iraqi LGBT. 09.06.07
War is child abuse. Millions of children are being killed, wounded, conscripted, orphaned, jailed and sexually abused in 30 conflict zones. Peter Tatchell interviews Mark Waddington of the charity War Child, which is reaching out to the child victims of war and transforming their lives. 11.09.07
Oldecam for OFN with comments on Toshiba"s XDE-DVD player, www.montebubbles.net, www.oldefartnetwork.com
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GAYLON ROSS EXPLAINS THE AMERICAN UNION AND GLOBILIZATION.
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