[political-research] FYI: XZONE RADIO: Canada's Role in Depleted Uranium (DU) Weapons worldwide

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XZONE RADIO: Canada's Role in Depleted Uranium (DU) Weapons worldwide


PROGRAM: X-ZONE RADIO with Rob McConnell, Tuesday May 15, 2007 9-11 PM PDT
X-ZONE RADIO Affiliate stations: http://www.xzone-radio.com/
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TOPIC: *XZONE RADIO: Canada's Role in Depleted Uranium (DU) Weapons
worldwide*

ISSUE: Government of Canada is not enforcing the Canadian Nuclear Safety
Commission regulations and the US-Canada Nuclear Co-Operation agreement
which prohibit Canadian Uranium from being used in DU weapons.

FORMAT: In each Segment, Political leader will make a 5-7 minute statement
on Canada's role in DU weapons and what actions they propose, followed by 3
minutes of commentary from each of the experts.

Confirmed Political Leaders:

SEGMENT I  9:00PM - 9:30 PM PDT

Hon. Keith Martin, MD, MP - Keith Martin has been the Member of Parliament
for the Riding of Esquimalt–Juan de Fuca on beautiful Vancouver Island since
1993. He currently serves as the Chair for the Liberal Party Caucus
Committee on Canada and the World. (by pre-recorded segment)
www.keithmartin.parl.gc.ca

SEGMENT II  9:30 - 10:00 PM PDT

Bev Collins - President, Canadian Action Party - Bev Collins is a former
business woman from Ottawa, who has run as a candidate in the last 5 federal
elections and is now the President of the Canadian Action Party.
http://www.canadianactionparty.ca

SEGMENT III  10:30 - 10:30 PDT

Scott Leyland, CEO of the Pacific Division of the Green Party and Green
Party Candidate in last 2 Federal Elections in BC Southern Interior
Uranium Free Kootenay;Boundary and the Uranium Free BC Coalition.
http://uraniumfreekootenayboundary.ca/

SEGMENT IV 10:30 - 11:00 PM PDT

NOTE: MP Alex Alex Atamanenko (NDP - Southern BC Interior), who stated at a
Uranium-free BC forum on May 12, 2007 that he was opposed to the use of
Canadian Uranium in DU weapons and in favor of enforcement of existing laws
to prohibit Canadian Uranium in US DU weapons, was to participate, but would
be traveling in the USA at the time of this programme.  He indicated he
would contact MP Alexa McDonough (NDP) in his stead.

Closing Statements by Experts (5 minutes each)

DU Experts:

Leuren Moret - Leuren Moret was an Expert Witness on Depleted Uranium at the
Tokyo International Tribunal for War Crimes in Afghanistan, and a Speaker on
Depleted Uranium at the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Conference (2007)
http://peaceinspace.blogs.com/nuclear_free_zone/2007/05/du_depleted_ura.html


Bob Nichols - Bob Nichols is a Project Censored Award Winner. He is a
correspondent for the San Francisco Bay View newspaper and a frequent
contributor to various on line publications. Nichols is completing a book
based on 15 years of nuclear war in Central Asia. Nichols is a former
employee of the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant. Nichols can be reached by
email. You are encouraged to write [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Alfred Webre - Alfred Webre, International Director of the Institute for
Cooperation in Space, is a Member of the Pro Tem Committee, Kuala Lumpur
International War Crimes Tribunal.
NUCLEAR FREE ZONE:
http://peaceinspace.blogs.com/nuclear_free_zone/

This Radio Panel will also discuss the Uranium-Free Kootenay;Boundary and
the Uranium-Free BC Coalition Forum in Castlegar, B.C. on May 12, 2007,
which convened and agreed to demand a legislative ban on the exploration and
mining of Uranium on British Columbia.


URL:
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Re: [political-research] 9/11 Truth Activist Gets Death Threats

[Sean McBride]

Some possibilities:

1. He's making up the stories of the threats.

2. He's an agent provocateur and his own people are making the threats to build 
up his street creds.

3. The JDL or some other militant Jewish organization (or organizations) are 
making the threats.

4. Random pro-Israel militants are making the threats.

 5.  The threats are coming from friends of Larry Silverstein.
   
If the threats are real, he should be trying to record them and get them posted 
all over the Internet.
  
With regard to the charges about Silverstein: those need to be carefully 
documented, if they are grounded in reality.
  
If this guy really is operating on his own without a safety net, and he's 
making false charges about various very powerful parties, then uh oh.  That 
would be an unwise thing to do.  His targets probably won't take the attacks 
lying down.
  
I have no idea what's really going on here, but the story bears watching.

  
Vigilius Haufniensis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
luke the mook.  maybe the threats are from brzezinksi.
  heh.
   
   
   
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9/11 Truth Activist Gets Death Threats  via infowarsnews at Yahoo! Groups 
by Paul Joseph Watson on May 15, 2007

9/11 Truth Activist Gets Death Threats Infowars reporter who exposed 
Silverstein's September 11 warning gets threatening phone calls Paul Joseph 
Watson Prison

   
   
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Re: [political-research] 9/11 Truth Activist Gets Death Threats

[Vigilius Haufniensis]

luke the mook.  maybe the threats are from brzezinksi.
heh.



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  9/11 Truth Activist Gets Death Threats Infowars reporter who exposed 
Silverstein's September 11 warning gets threatening phone calls Paul Joseph 
Watson Prison



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[political-research] Re: PLANNED Chaotic Collapse

[Sean McBride]

That should have read PLANNED Chaotic Collapse.  (I managed to make more
messy typos in my posts today than is tolerable.  Sorry.)

--- In political-research@yahoogroups.com, Sean McBride <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Planned Chaotic
Collapse
> via Gorilla in the Room by Brian on May 15, 2007 Very interesting
> backgrounder on the pre-Iraq-invasion information gathering by the
> neocons at takimag:
>
> The "chaotic collapse" we see today in Iraq was anticipated,
> "expedited" and even welcomed. It came as little surprise to
Washington
> "neocon" insiders like Wurmser, Feith, et al. No doubt the
implosion of
> Iraq as a nation-state was also anticipated by AIPAC's pro-Likud
> lobbyists on Capital Hill, who were riding herd over an obsequious,
> look-the-other-way Senate and Congress.
>
> Worth reading the whole thing at Web of Lies.
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[political-research] 9/11 Truth Activist Gets Death Threats

[Sean McBride]

 Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: 9/11 Truth Activist
Gets Death Threats via infowarsnews at Yahoo! Groups by Paul Joseph
Watson on May 15, 2007 9/11 Truth Activist Gets Death Threats Infowars
reporter who exposed Silverstein's September 11 warning gets
threatening phone calls Paul Joseph Watson Prison
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[political-research] Iraq: The Web of Lies

[LeaNder]

For me Gorilla's link does not work: Site not found (in German). But I
guess this is Taki's article. At least: “chaotic collapse” is there.

Thanks for the pointer. Not read yet.

Sent to you by LeaNder via Google Reader: Iraq: The Web of Lies via
Taki’s Top Drawer, edited by Taki Theodoracopulos on May 15, 2007 Who
knows what to believe about the bloody catastrophe that is Iraq? Faced
with the serial deceptions of Richard Cheney and George W. Bush, layer
upon layer, we tend to become inured. We do know now that what we were
told back then by the White House was hogwash. Yes, I am referring,
once more, to the run-up, to the origins, and to the actual reason for
the fraudulent enterprise, resulting in a full-blown fiasco, code-named
“Operation Iraqi Freedom”. This is not beating a dead horse. The issue
could be grounds for impeachment. It is already the reason why Cheney’s
former chief-of-staff is a convicted felon. By promoting his memoir, At
The Center of the Storm, ex-CIA supremo George Tenet has forced the
public to reconsider this amazing and disgraceful episode in America’s
recent history. In the process of trying to justify himself, Tenet digs
not just a bigger hole for himself, but an even bigger one for Cheney
and Bush. Tenet can’t help it. What he has been saying does not add up.
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[political-research] CENTCOM Commander’s Veto Sank Bush’s Threatening Gulf Buildup

[Sean McBride]

On "putting the crazies back in the box"... (The US military
establishment vs. the neocons)

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: CENTCOM Commander’s Veto
Sank Bush’s Threatening Gulf Buildup via CommonDreams.org by admin on
May 15, 2007 WASHINGTON - Admiral William Fallon, then President George
W. Bush’s nominee to head the Central Command (CENTCOM), expressed
strong opposition in February to an administration plan to increase the
number of carrier strike groups in the Persian Gulf from two to three
and vowed privately there would be no war against Iran as long as [...]
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[political-research] Panned Chaotic Collapse

[Sean McBride]

 Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Panned Chaotic Collapse
via Gorilla in the Room by Brian on May 15, 2007 Very interesting
backgrounder on the pre-Iraq-invasion information gathering by the
neocons at takimag:

The “chaotic collapse” we see today in Iraq was anticipated,
“expedited” and even welcomed. It came as little surprise to Washington
“neocon” insiders like Wurmser, Feith, et al. No doubt the implosion of
Iraq as a nation-state was also anticipated by AIPAC’s pro-Likud
lobbyists on Capital Hill, who were riding herd over an obsequious,
look-the-other-way Senate and Congress.

Worth reading the whole thing at Web of Lies.
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[political-research] Iraqi Parliament Won't Accept US-Written Oil Law

[Sean McBride]

The situation that most American oil company executives could seem
coming from many miles away...

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Iraqi Parliament Won't
Accept US-Written Oil Law via BuzzFlash.net: published by Sparrows on
May 15, 2007
Foreign investment and Shiite control are the primary concerns. A White
House deadline for passage is in doubt. Baghdad - It has not even
reached parliament, but the oil law that U.S. officials call vital to
ending Iraq's civil war is in serious trouble among Iraqi lawmakers,
many of whom see it as a sloppy document rushed forward to satisfy
Washington's clock. Opposition ranges from vehement to measured, but
two things are clear: The May deadline that the White House had been
banking on is in doubt.



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Re: [political-research] The deadly failure

[Sean McBride]

You could speculate that the British Anglo power elite dominates American 
politics, but you would be dead wrong.  That model of power relations once 
matched reality, but it hasn't for quite some time -- for at least several 
decades.  There has been an enormous socio-economic shift in American power 
politics since the days of Antony Sutton and Carroll Quigley.  You never 
support your theories on this issue with empirical data.  The best starting 
point for getting a handle on financial (and thus political) power is the 
annual Forbes billionaires list.  Brits (Anglo Brits) do not come close to 
dominating the list.  British power has been in sharp decline since World War 
II, when Winston Churchill unwittingly threw away the British empire.
 
It the Anglo power elite was still in command of the American political system, 
the neocons would not have been able to commandeer the Bush 43 administration 
and drive American foreign policy into the ditch in the Mideast.  The neocons 
bent Tony Blair to their will, not vice-versa.
   
Would it be correct for me to infer that you view both Anglo and Jewish power 
elites to be the enemies of Arabs?  Yes?  No?


Albert Underwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Shlaim is interesting, but 
speculating. We could as speculatively deduce that Omert failed to understand 
that Britain’s really special relationship is with America, not Israel. 

Sean McBride <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  
   
   
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The deadly failure  via Antony Loewenstein by Antony Loewenstein on May 15, 
2007

  Avi Shlaim, The Guardian, May 14:
  Blair failed to understand that America’s really special relationship is with 
Israel, not Britain. Every time that George Bush had to choose between Blair 
and Ariel Sharon, he chose the latter. Blair’s special relationship with Bush 
was a one-way street: Blair made all the concessions and got nothing tangible 
in return.
  American policy towards the Middle East was doomed to failure from the start, 
and the end result has been to saddle Britain with a share of the 
responsibility for this failure. The premise behind American policy was that 
Iraq was the main issue in Middle East politics and that regime change in 
Baghdad would weaken the Palestinians and force them to accept a settlement on 
Israel’s terms. The road to Jerusalem, it was argued, went through Baghdad. 
This premise was wrong. Iraq was a non-issue; it did not pose a threat to any 
of its neighbours, and certainly not to America or Britain. The real issue was 
Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian territories and America’s support for 
Israel in its savage colonial war against the Palestinian people. 


   
   
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Re: [political-research] The deadly failure

[Albert Underwood]

Shlaim is interesting, but speculating. We could as speculatively deduce that 
Omert failed to understand that Britain’s really special relationship is with 
America, not Israel. 

Sean McBride <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   
 
  
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 The deadly failure via Antony Loewenstein by Antony Loewenstein on May 15, 2007

  Avi Shlaim, The Guardian, May 14:
 Blair failed to understand that America’s really special relationship is with 
Israel, not Britain. Every time that George Bush had to choose between Blair 
and Ariel Sharon, he chose the latter. Blair’s special relationship with Bush 
was a one-way street: Blair made all the concessions and got nothing tangible 
in return.
 American policy towards the Middle East was doomed to failure from the start, 
and the end result has been to saddle Britain with a share of the 
responsibility for this failure. The premise behind American policy was that 
Iraq was the main issue in Middle East politics and that regime change in 
Baghdad would weaken the Palestinians and force them to accept a settlement on 
Israel’s terms. The road to Jerusalem, it was argued, went through Baghdad. 
This premise was wrong. Iraq was a non-issue; it did not pose a threat to any 
of its neighbours, and certainly not to America or Britain. The real issue was 
Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian territories and America’s support for 
Israel in its savage colonial war against the Palestinian people. 

 
  
  
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[political-research] W3C and WSRI Workshop to Explore Transparency in eGovernment

[Sean McBride]

 Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: W3C and WSRI Workshop
to Explore Transparency in eGovernment via World Wide Web Consortium on
May 15, 2007 2007-05-15: Toward More Transparent Government: Workshop
on eGovernment and the Web will be held 18-19 June in Washington, D.C.,
USA, hosted by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences. Attendees,
invited speakers and panelists will discuss how the Web works for
citizens and governments and how it can best achieve their goals.
Co-sponsored by W3C and the Web Science Research Initiative (WSRI), the
Workshop is free and open to all but registration is required. The
deadline was extended to 22 May for position papers which are strongly
encouraged. Read the press release, the report of the first W3C
eGovernment symposium, and about Workshops. (Permalink)
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[political-research] The deadly failure

[Sean McBride]

 Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: The deadly failure via
Antony Loewenstein by Antony Loewenstein on May 15, 2007
Avi Shlaim, The Guardian, May 14:

Blair failed to understand that America’s really special relationship
is with Israel, not Britain. Every time that George Bush had to choose
between Blair and Ariel Sharon, he chose the latter. Blair’s special
relationship with Bush was a one-way street: Blair made all the
concessions and got nothing tangible in return.

American policy towards the Middle East was doomed to failure from the
start, and the end result has been to saddle Britain with a share of
the responsibility for this failure. The premise behind American policy
was that Iraq was the main issue in Middle East politics and that
regime change in Baghdad would weaken the Palestinians and force them
to accept a settlement on Israel’s terms. The road to Jerusalem, it was
argued, went through Baghdad. This premise was wrong. Iraq was a
non-issue; it did not pose a threat to any of its neighbours, and
certainly not to America or Britain. The real issue was Israel’s
occupation of the Palestinian territories and America’s support for
Israel in its savage colonial war against the Palestinian people.

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[political-research] JFK Conspirator Wanted Every Kennedy Dead

[Sean McBride]

 Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: JFK Conspirator Wanted
Every Kennedy Dead via infowarsnews at Yahoo! Groups by Paul Joseph
Watson on May 15, 2007 JFK Conspirator Wanted Every Kennedy Dead E.
Howard Hunt wanted to "finish the job" by killing Senator Ted Kennedy,
greeted news of RFK's assassination with
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[political-research] Angry Wolfowitz in four-letter tirade

[Sean McBride]

 Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Angry Wolfowitz in
four-letter tirade | Special reports | Guardian Unlimited via SW's
Energy Gap by SW on May 15, 2007
Angry Wolfowitz in four-letter tirade | Special reports | Guardian
Unlimited: "Sounding more like a cast member of the Sopranos than an
international leader, in testimony by one key witness Mr Wolfowitz
declares: 'If they fuck with me or Shaha, I have enough on them to fuck
them too.'

The remarks were published in a report detailing the controversy that
erupted last month after the size of Ms Riza's pay rises was revealed.
The report slates Mr Wolfowitz for his 'questionable judgment and a
preoccupation with self-interest', saying: 'Mr Wolfowitz saw himself as
the outsider to whom the established rules and standards did not
apply.'"
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[political-research] Neocon Jonah Goldberg Defends the 9/11 Official Fairy Tale...

[Sean McBride]

Of course he makes no effort to answer any of the hundreds of
unanswered questions about 9/11. Neocons have been the chief
beneficiaries and exploiters of 9/11. Goldberg was one of the key
ringleaders of the disastrous war in Iraq which 9/11 made possible.

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Just how crazy are the
Dems? via Los Angeles Times - Opinion on May 15, 2007 A new poll on
9/11 indicates that they definitely have a paranoia problem.

MOST FAIR-MINDED readers will no doubt take me at my word when I say
that a majority of Democrats in this country are out of their gourds.
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[political-research] Tony Blair and his wife Cherie to make 80 million dollars on lectures and book deals

[Sean McBride]

Payoffs by the oligarchs (who control the MSM) for supporting the
destruction of Iraq... This is how the game is played.

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Tony Blair and his wife
Cherie to make 80 million dollars on lectures and book deals via
GlobalResearch.ca RSS Feed on May 15, 2007 For more details, please
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