Full video on http://www.youtube.com/user/TheParadigmShift This video is mandatory viewing to all supporters of the war(s). Narration used in the video is DAHLIA WASFI. Her website is http://www.liberatethis.com/ Please also visit: http://www.antiwar.com/ http://www.ivaw.net/ http://whatreallyhappened.com/ http://www.wearechangevancouver.org/
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Howard Zinn on Obama: "If you want to end terrorism, you have to stop being terrorists"
"...We ought to hold Obama to his promise to be different & bold & to make change. So far, he hasn't come thru on that promise. ...You cannot depend on presidents, & you cannot depend on elections & voting to solve your problems. People themselves, organizing, demonstrating, clamoring, they are the only ones who can push the President and push Congress into change." Historian & WWII veteran Howard Zinn interviewed on Democracy Now, 13 May 2009 http://www.democracynow.org *********************************
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The Extreme Tourist: Afghan Idol
Current TV's The Extreme Tourist: Afghanistan goes beyond the path treaded by even the most intrepid of travelers, as the presenter, Sabour Bradley immerses himself in the bizarre, dangerous, humorous and often moving side of Afghanistan and the people who call it home. Daring to laugh in an environment too often regarded with fear, Sabour challenges us to find the heart and soul of Afghanistan in the everyday lives of its people. The result is a journey of remarkable stories, breath taking landscapes and the day-to-day oddities of one of the most dangerous countries in the World. During the series, Sabour auditions for Afghan Idol, tracks down the Taliban, experiences some of the local medical remedies, spars with the Afghan female boxing team, has a go at wrestling, meets dozens of local people, and travels across one of the most epic and dangerous landscapes in the world. Extreme Tourist: Afghanistan is a series that opens the door on the new Afghanistan; taking the viewer beyond the myths to reveal a gripping account of life in an amazing country. Watch The Extreme Tourist: Afghanistan on Current TV (Sky 183, Virgin 155) Tuesday at 10pm
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The Extreme Tourist: Afghan Army
Current TV's The Extreme Tourist: Afghanistan goes beyond the path treaded by even the most intrepid of travelers, as the presenter, Sabour Bradley immerses himself in the bizarre, dangerous, humorous and often moving side of Afghanistan and the people who call it home. Daring to laugh in an environment too often regarded with fear, Sabour challenges us to find the heart and soul of Afghanistan in the everyday lives of its people. The result is a journey of remarkable stories, breath taking landscapes and the day-to-day oddities of one of the most dangerous countries in the World. During the series, Sabour auditions for Afghan Idol, tracks down the Taliban, experiences some of the local medical remedies, spars with the Afghan female boxing team, has a go at wrestling, meets dozens of local people, and travels across one of the most epic and dangerous landscapes in the world. Extreme Tourist: Afghanistan is a series that opens the door on the new Afghanistan; taking the viewer beyond the myths to reveal a gripping account of life in an amazing country. Watch The Extreme Tourist: Afghanistan on Current TV (Sky 183, Virgin 155) Tuesday at 10pm
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