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Port of Tacoma Police Riot -- camera #2 By Acumensch Another angle of the "Give Peace a Chance" police riot. Tags: antiwar, brutality, chance, give, iraq, militarization, peace, pmr, police, port, protest, resistance, stryker, tacoma 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Blood and Religion: Unmasking Zionism. Part 1 By ChrisEdwards2004 Manchester, England. 8th February 2007. Journalist Jonathan Cook speaks at a Manchester Palestine Solidarity Campaign rally about his new book: "Blood and Religion: Unmasking the Zionist and Democratic State." Jonathon Cook is a hugely respected commentator on the nature of Israeli society, a fierce critic of Zionism and champion of Palestinian rights. He is widely published as a journalist, having contributed to the Guardian, the Times, Le Monde Diplomatique, the International Herald Tribune, al-Ahram Weekly, Al-Jazeera and the Electronic Intifada. His new book, "Blood and Religion: The Unmasking of the Zionist State" (Pluto Press) is a subtle and well-researched analysis of contemporary Israeli policies with respect to Israeli Palestinians and those living in the Occupied Territories. Cook argues the single most important dynamic behind current Israeli policies - the so-called "disengagement" from Gaza, its monstrous "security wall, changes to Israeli nationality law, and its "unilateralist" redrawing of the Green Line - is demography. The Israeli political class is terrified of the moment when the region's Palestinians become a majority, threatening the ethnic, religious and political character of the Zionist state. Yet, Cook maintains Israel's increasingly desperate and repressive "solutions" to the "demographic problem" are turning the state into an international pariah as the paralells with South African apartheid become clearer. And they will sow the seeds of another intifada. Some reviews of Jonathon's book: "Timely and important...by far the most penetrating and comprehensive [book] on the subject to date. . . . This work should be required reading." --Nur Masalha, Director of Holy Land Studies, St. Mary's College, University of Surrey, and author of The Politics of Denial. "An original and powerful book." --Ilan Pappe, Senior Lecturer in Political Science, Haifa University , and author of A Modern History of Palestine. "Very impressive...Some of his findings will astound even the knowledgeable reader." --Salim Tamari, Director, Institute of Jerusalem Studies. This clip is available in other video formats at: http://www.archive.org/details/jonath... Tags: anti-war, antiwar, arabs, israel, jews, muslims, palestine, peace, politics, religion, zionism 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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US Army Veteran Calls for Troops Out of Iraq. Part 1 By ChrisEdwards2004 8th December 2004, Manchester, UK. Supporters of anti-Iraq war groups from the US, Britain and Iraq hold a rally against the Iraq war at the Unitarian Chapel, Cross Street, Manchester city centre. The public meeting is entitled: "End the occupation of Iraq - Bring all the troops home". The line up of speakers is as follows: Michael Hoffman: Michael took part in the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and on his return to Pennsylvania became involved in the anti-war movement. He is co-founder and national coordinator of Iraq Veterans Against the War. Lou Plummer: Lou served in the US army in the 80s and is the grandson, son, brother and father of men who have served or are serving the military. He is a leading spokesman for Military Families Speak Out and Bring Them Home Now. Rae Street: Rae is a well known peace activist based in the North West of England. She has travelled the world as part of her campaigning. She is vice-chair of national Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Dr Salam Ismael: Salam is general secretary of the Doctors for Iraq Society. He was in Iraq from the start of the war to June of this year. He worked in Fallujah during the first seige in April 2004. John Rees: John is one of the co-founder members of the Stop the War Coalition. He has spoken at meetings across the country and in the Middle East The meeting is chaired by Ron Senchak. Ron was in the US navy from 1965-68. He joined the movement against the Vietnam war when he left the navy. The rally launches the Greater Manchester campaign for the 19th March national demonstration in London, which is part of a global day of action. This day marks the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. Demonstrations will be taking place in other countries around the world on the same day. Dr Ismael speaks movingly about the slaughter of two of his own doctor colleagues during the recent attack on Fallujah and reports that over 3000 Iraqis have been killed during the attack. He uses a Powerpoint presentation during his speech showing photos of atrocities committed during the attack on Fallujah. The two US speakers speak of their brave and tireless work in the US opposing the war. Rae Street exposes the hypocrisy of British warmongers--drawing attention to the fact that Britain has its own weapons of mass destruction. Ron Sanchek, a Vietnam war veteran resident in Manchester, chairs the meeting and speaks about the pressing need to build for the London demonstration against the war on 19th March 2005. John Rees talks about how the anti-war movement has succeeded in keeping the war issue at the top of the agenda in the run up to the coming election. After all that has happened in Iraq over the past year and half, the sight of people from countries that are on opposites sides of an ongoing war sharing the same platform is remarkable and inspiring. All the speakers receive a warm response and there is a determination to continue the struggle to end this insane war. This clip shows part 1 of Lou Plummer speaking at the rally. Part 2 is at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZZlhl... This clip can also be seen in other video formats at: http://www.archive.org/details/Milita... Visit the Greater Manchester Stop the War Coalition website: http://manchesterstopwar.org Tags: antiwar, blair, bush, fallujah, iraq, military, peace, torture, veterans 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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US Army Veteran Calls for Troops Out of Iraq. Part 2 By ChrisEdwards2004 8th December 2004, Manchester, UK. Supporters of anti-Iraq war groups from the US, Britain and Iraq hold a rally against the Iraq war at the Unitarian Chapel, Cross Street, Manchester city centre. The public meeting is entitled: "End the occupation of Iraq - Bring all the troops home". The line up of speakers is as follows: Michael Hoffman: Michael took part in the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and on his return to Pennsylvania became involved in the anti-war movement. He is co-founder and national coordinator of Iraq Veterans Against the War. Lou Plummer: Lou served in the US army in the 80s and is the grandson, son, brother and father of men who have served or are serving the military. He is a leading spokesman for Military Families Speak Out and Bring Them Home Now. Rae Street: Rae is a well known peace activist based in the North West of England. She has travelled the world as part of her campaigning. She is vice-chair of national Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Dr Salam Ismael: Salam is general secretary of the Doctors for Iraq Society. He was in Iraq from the start of the war to June of this year. He worked in Fallujah during the first seige in April 2004. John Rees: John is one of the co-founder members of the Stop the War Coalition. He has spoken at meetings across the country and in the Middle East The meeting is chaired by Ron Senchak. Ron was in the US navy from 1965-68. He joined the movement against the Vietnam war when he left the navy. The rally launches the Greater Manchester campaign for the 19th March national demonstration in London, which is part of a global day of action. This day marks the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. Demonstrations will be taking place in other countries around the world on the same day. Dr Ismael speaks movingly about the slaughter of two of his own doctor colleagues during the recent attack on Fallujah and reports that over 3000 Iraqis have been killed during the attack. He uses a Powerpoint presentation during his speech showing photos of atrocities committed during the attack on Fallujah. The two US speakers speak of their brave and tireless work in the US opposing the war. Rae Street exposes the hypocrisy of British warmongers--drawing attention to the fact that Britain has its own weapons of mass destruction. Ron Sanchek, a Vietnam war veteran resident in Manchester, chairs the meeting and speaks about the pressing need to build for the London demonstration against the war on 19th March 2005. John Rees talks about how the anti-war movement has succeeded in keeping the war issue at the top of the agenda in the run up to the coming election. After all that has happened in Iraq over the past year and half, the sight of people from countries that are on opposites sides of an ongoing war sharing the same platform is remarkable and inspiring. All the speakers receive a warm response and there is a determination to continue the struggle to end this insane war. This clip shows part 2 of Lou Plummer speaking at the rally. Part 1 of this clip is at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AJ6wV... This clip can be viewed in other video formats at: http://www.archive.org/details/Milita... Visit the Greater Manchester Stop the War Coalition website: http://manchesterstopwar.org Tags: antiwar, army, fallujah, iraq, military, peace, torture, veterans 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Cynthia McKinney at the "March on the Pentagon" Rally By liamh2 Former member of Congress, Cynthia McKinney (D-GA), shares her views on stopping the Iraqi War at the "March on the Pentagon" rally. She charged: "The country has been hijacked." McKinney added: "Why is Impeachment off the table?" The demonstration was held on March 17, 2007. It began at Constitution Ave. and 23rd St. in Washington, DC. The protesters then paraded across the Arlington Memorial Bridge and walked about one mile to the Pentagon. The huge rally was organized by the ANSWER coalition. Tags: answer, antiwar, bush-cheney, cynthia, gang, hughes, impeachment, iraq, mckinney, troops, us, william 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Blood and Religion: Unmasking Zionism. Part 2 By ChrisEdwards2004 Manchester, England. 8th February 2007. Journalist Jonathan Cook speaks at a Manchester Palestine Solidarity Campaign event about his new book: "Blood and Religion: Unmasking the Zionist and Democratic State." Jonathon Cook is a hugely respected commentator on the nature of Israeli society, a fierce critic of Zionism and champion of Palestinian rights. He is widely published as a journalist, having contributed to the Guardian, the Times, Le Monde Diplomatique, the International Herald Tribune, al-Ahram Weekly, Al-Jazeera and the Electronic Intifada. His new book, "Blood and Religion: The Unmasking of the Zionist State" (Pluto Press) is a subtle and well-researched analysis of contemporary Israeli policies with respect to Israeli Palestinians and those living in the Occupied Territories. Cook argues the single most important dynamic behind current Israeli policies - the so-called "disengagement" from Gaza, its monstrous "security wall, changes to Israeli nationality law, and its "unilateralist" redrawing of the Green Line - is demography. The Israeli political class is terrified of the moment when the region's Palestinians become a majority, threatening the ethnic, religious and political character of the Zionist state. Yet, Cook maintains Israel's increasingly desperate and repressive "solutions" to the "demographic problem" are turning the state into an international pariah as the paralells with South African apartheid become clearer. And they will sow the seeds of another intifada. Some reviews of Jonathon's book: "Timely and important...by far the most penetrating and comprehensive [book] on the subject to date. . . . This work should be required reading." --Nur Masalha, Director of Holy Land Studies, St. Mary's College, University of Surrey, and author of The Politics of Denial. "An original and powerful book." --Ilan Pappe, Senior Lecturer in Political Science, Haifa University , and author of A Modern History of Palestine. "Very impressive...Some of his findings will astound even the knowledgeable reader." --Salim Tamari, Director, Institute of Jerusalem Studies. This clip is available in other video formats at: http://www.archive.org/details/jonath... Tags: anti-war, antiwar, arabs, jews, muslims, palestine, peace, politics, religion, srael, zionism 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Dr. Dahlia Wasfi - Life in Iraq Under U.S. Occupation By PHubb shortages; lack of electricity; potable water; tanks rolling through the streets night and day; gunfire and explosions. Iraqi health care in shambles. 200 bodies turn up daily in the Baghdad morgue. For Iraqis, it's 9/11 every day. Socialism 2007 conference Chicago, June 16, 2007 www.socialistworker.org Filmed by Paul Hubbard Tags: antiwar, dahlia, dr, iraq, justice, occupation, peace, wasfi 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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