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Iraq Battle for Fallujah - The insurgency DVD-ISO

Category: Documentary
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IRAQ - THE INSURGENCY, BATTLE FOR FALLUJAH The Embedded Video Collection DVD-ISO .1h27m12s (NoN-ZIP!) Part I 5.30 min. March 31, 2004, four men working for Blackwater USA as security guards were ambushed by insurgents in Fallujah. They were killed, their bodies burned and strung up on a bridge over the Euphrates. Fallujah, home of the mujahadeen council who claims they killed Nick Berg. Part II - THE IRAQI MUDJAHEDDIEN 27:12 min. Videos from the Mudjaheddien of Iraq and Fallujah that filmed their IED & sniper attacks on the US Soldiers. Also the US Soldiers filmed the other side of the Insurgents attacks Part III - THE US MARINES Storming Fallujah Operation Phantom Fury nov 2004 48:14 min Almost 50 Minutes of Video from the US Marines that drove into the heart of the Iraqi insurgency. Fighting was close and fierce at times, but in a few days troops took control of the city of Fallujah, Extra 18:34 min.: 58 - Docu: Fallujah The hidden massacre 62 - Insurgency leader Al Zarqawi killed DVD-Copy ISO-Image (Not-ZIPPED!!) Lenght: 1h27m12s 576x372 WebQuality:4:3 Language: English
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Democracy Now! Friday, August 22, 2008

Category: News & Current Affairs
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Today's Headlines Possible Withdrawal of US Combat Troops in Iraq Set for 2011 Electronic Voting Company Admits System Flaw Could Cause Lost Votes Federal Judge Delays Execution of Jeffery Wood Obama on VP Pick: “I Want Somebody Who’s Independent” McCain Can’t Recall How Many Homes He Owns Death Toll Reaches 70 in Pakistan New Rule on Abortions to Impact Hospitals and Clinics US Releases Iraqi Journalist Marine on Trial for Fallujah Killings Pro-Tibet Activists Speak Out in Beijing "Free Gaza" Boats Set Sail from Cyprus to Break Israeli Blockade Two converted fishing boats set sail from Cyprus today carrying more than forty activists and humanitarian workers who are part of the Free Gaza movement that is trying to break the Israeli blockade on the Gaza Strip. The Israeli foreign ministry said in an open letter to the participants, “We assume that your intentions are good but, in fact, the result of your action is that you are supporting the regime of a terrorist organization in Gaza.” We speak with three of the activists at sea: Huwaida Arraf, co-founder of the International Solidarity Movement; Lauren Booth, a journalist and sister-in-law of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair; and Israeli anthropology professor Jeff Halper of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions. Afghan Civilians Bear the Brunt of Taliban Violence and US, NATO Bombings As violence escalates in Afghanistan, both Barack Obama and John McCain support sending more troops. “Both of them are wrong,” says Sonali Kolhatkar, host of Uprising on Pacifica radio station KPFK and co-author of the book Bleeding Afghanistan. “You really cannot solve the situation in Afghanistan by throwing more troops at it, because over the last several years tens of thousands of troops in Afghanistan have not managed to do anything other than worsen the war.” "Trouble the Water" - New Film Provides Firsthand Account of Hurricane Katrina and Its Aftermath As the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, we speak with the makers of a new film that takes an inside look at the disaster and the many forms of devastation that followed. Trouble the Water follows a couple from New Orleans’ Ninth Ward and their return home two weeks after the hurricane. It begins with footage shot by the couple, who documented the approach of the hurricane and the moment the floodwaters began to rise.
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Molotov VideoZine #1 .:Submedia.tv:.

Category: Misc
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http://www.submedia.tv/ http://www.submedia.tv/molotov_dvd.htm Unavailable online for over a year... Molotov is subMedia's first Zine. 8 1/2 by 11 pieces of paper photo copied and folded in half with angry email rants, DIY articles, fake discount cards and explorations into American pop culture. But unlike most punk rock zines this one comes with a DVD. Pop this bad boy into your DVD player and watch an hour's worth of politically charged short films. Stick the DVD in your PC and find a digital copy of the Zine for easy printing and DVD copying software so you can copy the DVD and give to your friends. But that's not all - 3 MP3 ep's by Black Mona Lisa, Lid Emba and Elocia. Films include: What Barry Says From The Fry Daddy. Join the Resistance: Fall in Love Why I Love Shoplifting... Bush Boys Taking Back Action Whirlmart: Ritual Resistance I am Produced Consumption ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The first release by emerging radical powerhouse SUBMEDIA.TV ~ molotov #1 includes the amazing shorts "Why I love shoplifting from big corporations" and "Join the Resistance, Fall in Love" - both based on the CrimethInc. classic: Days of War, Nights of Love. ;; frequent new episodes of "It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine" (HIGHLY recommended). ;; Each of these projects takes a tremendous amount of energy and talent... ;; To help Submedia best work toward a world without money, they need it now so go and donate or buy a fuckin awesome book from their distro.. haven't read Endgame yet? ;; Now's the time! ;; Remember, all of the proceeds go directly to dedicated individuals working their hardest to destroy capitalism and open the door for all of us to live happy, meaningful lives. ;; If you want to see more...help 'em out. ~Pseudonym................Minister of Irreverence http://www.submedia.tv/webmart.htm
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Fallujah, The Hidden Massacre

Category: Documentary
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Fallujah, The Hidden Massacre Is a documentary film by Sigfrido Ranucci and Maurizio Torrealta which first aired on Italy's RAI state television network on November 8th, 2005. What really happened at Fallujah in 2004? Reveals that chemical weapons - were used in Iraq by the U.S. military against civilians. The weapon in question, apparently called MK77, is the replacement for napalm that caused so much horrific death and destruction in Vietnam, and was subsequently banned by the United Nations. However, a weapon with precisely the same grotesque and deadly effects, under a different name, is being used by the very country that is loudly decrying WMDs. MK77 apparently contains "whiskey pete," the military slang for white phosphorus. According to two soldiers who participated in these missions, and now (after being discharged) have supplied information to the RAI producers, white phosphorus incendiary bombs explode on impact and spread a gaseous cloud for 150 metres in all directions. Wherever the gas touches skin, the skin burns immediately. White phosphorus gas actually burns the skin to the bone beneath clothing, leaving grotesque corpses with apparently undamaged clothing. Gas masks are of no use, since the gas melts the rubber, and the skin underneath. If you inhale the gas, "it will blister your throat and lungs, and you will suffocate, and then burn from the inside out." This nearly 30-minute documentary (in English), Fallujah - The Hidden Massacre, contains very graphic and very disturbing footage of the results of what cannot be described in any other terms than American war crimes. View with caution. Please note that this VCD is copyright free to encourage you to share it with your family and friends.
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Democracy Now! Thursday, May 23 2006

Category: News & Current Affairs
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Headlines for May 23, 2007 - Dems Drop Timetable Demand in War Funding Bill - Report: Pentagon Plans Near Doubling Iraq Troop Size - Thousands Flee Lebanon Refugee Camp as Ceasefire Holds - Several Wounded in Ongoing Israeli Strikes on Gaza - Senate Rejects First Challenge to Immigration Bill - Senators Set Deadline for Wiretap Disclosure - Report: Admin Approves Iran Destabilization Program - U.S. Refuses to Attend Meeting on Cluster Ban Pivotal Family Lawsuit Against Private Security Firm Blackwater USA Blocked From Court -- and Moved to Panel With Company Ties A landmark lawsuit brought by the families of four employees of the security firm Blackwater USA killed in Iraq three years ago has been partially derailed. This week, a federal judge ordered the lawsuit to be decided behind closed doors in arbitration -- allowing Blackwater to avoid public examination of its practices in Iraq. One of the three arbitrators could be William Webster who served as head of the FBI and CIA under President Reagan and has personal and business ties to several Blackwater lawyers. We speak with Bill Sizemore of the Virginian Pilot, and Jeremy Scahill, author of “Blackwater: The Rise of the World’s Most Powerful Mercenary Army.” Jeremy Scahill Responds to Blackwater CEO Erik Prince, Visits Blackwater Sites and Prince’s Hometown Blackwater has remained relatively quiet in the face of its critics but last week, the company’s founder, Erik Prince, wrote an article to The Grand Rapids Press in response to a series of articles in the paper on Blackwater. The paper has referred to Jeremy Scahill’s book as putting Prince in the national media spotlight. We get Scahill’s response, and hear about his recent visit to Prince’s hometown and new Blackwater sites in California and Illinois. Author Paul Hawken on “Blessed Unrest: How the Largest Movement in the World Came Into Being and Why No One Saw It Coming” Environmentalist Paul Hawken has come out with a new book, “Blessed Unrest: How the Largest Movement in the World Came Into Being and Why No One Saw It Coming.” Hawken is a best-selling author and one of the leading architects and proponents of corporate environmental reform.
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Democracy Now! Tuesday, May 22 2006

Category: News & Current Affairs
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Headlines for May 22, 2007 - Lebanese Army Continues To Shell Palestinian Refugee Camp - Report: Democrats To Fund War Without Timetable for Withdrawal - U.S. Considers Fallujah-Style Attack on Sadr City - Revealed: U.S. Plotted to Assassinate Moqtada Al-Sadr - Senate Pushes Back Vote on Immigration Proposal - U.S. Fights Global Warming Efforts Ahead of G8 Meeting - Financial Aid Directors at John Hopkins and Columbia Resign - UK Prosecutors Charge Ex-KGB Agent With Murder of Litvinenko Death Toll Reaches 80 in Lebanon As Troops Shell Palestinian Refugee Camp in Battle With Fatah Al-Islam Christian Science Monitor reporter Nicholas Blanford reports from outside the Nahr al-Bared camp on the deadliest internal violence in Lebanon since the civil war ended in 1990. We also speak with journalist Zaki Chehab who grew up in a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon. [includes rush transcript] Zaki Chehab on "Inside Hamas: the Untold Story of the Militant Islamic Movement" As Israel warns Hamas that none of its leaders are safe from assassination strikes, we talk to Zaki Chehab on the founding of Hamas and how Israel once directly backed the militant group in an attempt to counter Yasser Arafat. Zaki Chehab is the political editor of the London-based Al Hayat newspaper and the Arabic TV channel LBC A Subversion of American Democracy? White House & Democratic Leadership Agree On Secret Trade Deal Rick MacArthur, publisher of Harper's Magazine, and author of the book "The Selling of “Free Trade: NAFTA, Washington, and the Subversion of American Democracy," discusses what's been happening behind closed doors on Capitol Hill and why many environmentalists, AIDS activists, American labor unions, and social movements in Latin America oppose the deal
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Democracy Now! Thursday, April 20, 2006

Category: News & Current Affairs
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Democracy Now!, a daily independent newshour * Headlines for April 20, 2006 * Blackwater in the Crosshairs: The Families of Four Private Security Contractors Killed in Fallujah File a Ground-Breaking Lawsuit
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Iraq War Clips

Category: Misc
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[This is a re-up. The old one seemed to have had some problems. Trying a new tracker also, so please try this one and give feedback on how it works.] Description: A collection of 81 Iraq War clips with graphic insurgent propaganda films, disillusioned soldier speeches, real combat footage from both insurgents and US troops, foreign press coverage of the war, and so on. Some are from the mainstream media, others have not been shown anywhere in the United States. This is the best of my collection, these clips were selected for maximum impact and some of them I guarantee will change the way you look at this war forever. Files: 11-8-2005 IED Attack.rmvb 288 KB 2003 - Civilian airplane hit by missile.wmv 1.86 M 2004 - 49 INGs Beheaded.wmv 1.97 M 2004 - Ansar Mosque Raid & Shootings.wmv 29.38 M 2004 - CBS News - clip on night patrols.ram 12.76 M 2004 - US Wounded in Iraq.wmv 2.72 M Ansar Al Sunna Cellphone bomb.wmv 1.12 M Ansar al Sunna Mosul Carbomb.wmv 5.03 M Apr 2005 - Donkey Bomb.wmv 437 KB Apr 2005 - Helicopter Downed, Survivor Shot, 6 US Killed.WMV 4.68 M Apr 2005 - Humvee Destroyed.WMV 1.76 M Apr 2005 - Insurgent Rocket hits APC.WMV 1.66 M Apr 2005 - Islamic Army Vid of Rockets.WMV 4.85 M Apr 2005 - Mortar attack on abu Griab wounds 44 US soldiers.wmv 2.05 M Apr 2005 - Mujahideen Shot down Helicopter and Recon Planes.WMV 4.6 M Apr 2005 - NBC reporter talks as suicide bomber explodes in background.wmv 973 KB Apr 2005 - Night IED Attack.wmv 653 KB Apr 2005 - Rocket Attack on US Base.WMV 2.5 M Apr 2005 - suicide attack on Tikrit CIA HQ.WMV 1.81 M Apr 2005 - US Troops Shot Innocent Dog.wmv 737 KB BBC - Friendly Fire Attack.wmv 4.68 M BBC - helicopters attack civilians.wmv 5.68 M Berg Killing [graphic].wmv 5.31 M Brief US Soldier Interview (sarcasm).wmv 1.96 M CIA Agent Killed.wmv 4.41 M Col. Karpinski Abu Graib Scapegoat.wmv 3.89 M Dutch Coverage of Carlyle Group [54 min - mostly Eng].rm 28.75 M Dutch Fallujah Footage 1.wm 5.34 M Dutch Fallujah Footage 2.wm 2.8 M Dutch Soldier Interviews.wm 9.72 M F-16 Attacks Civilians.wmv 3.8 M Fallujah Fighting - Insurgent Perspective 2.asf 4.68 M Fallujah Fighting - Insurgent Perspective.asf 2.7 M Feb 2005 - Insurgent Propaganda Video.WMV 2.28 M Feb 2005 - Mujaheden Attack Police Station and Take Vehicles.WMV 3.87 M Feb 2005 - RAF Hercules Shot Down.WMV 5.14 M Feb 2005 - Suicide Attack kills 125 Outside ING Medical Center [aftermath].WMV 2.99 M Five Iraqi Security Officers Executed on a Main Road.wmv 4.57 M Green Zone Attack [Aftermath].wmv 2.2 M Hardball - Parents of Dead Soldier Speak.wmv 5.26 M HUGE Carbomb hits US Headquarters.wmv 4.53 M IED Attack on 2 US Troops.wmv 8.6 M Insurgent Ambush from insider tip [6 US killed].WMV 10.23 M Insurgent attack clips.wmv 5.69 M Insurgent Propaganda Video - Long [43 min].WMV 69.61 M Insurgent Propaganda video.wmv 3.97 M Interview with a Homeless Soldier.mp4 9.16 M Interviews with Iraqis.wmv 4.25 M Iraq - Aljazeera Footage (very graphic).asf 7.16 M Iraq Vets Speak Out.mov 13.62 M Iraqi Night Ambush on US convoy.wmv 2.26 M Islamic Army Message in English 3.05.wmv 19.15 M Islamic Army message in English.wmv 9.59 M Islamic Army Video 1.wmv 896 KB Islamic Army Video 2.wmv 1.93 M Islamic Army Video 3.wmv 1.78 M Islamic Army Video 4.wmv 2.55 M Islamic Army Video Showing Attacks.asf 7.02 M Jan 2005 - Al Zarqawi's Group Executes Driver in Broad Daylight.wmv 8.47 M Mar 2005 - British Troop Video of an Ambush.WMV 1.43 M Mar 2005 - IED attack.WMV 442 KB Mar 2005 - Insurgents Fire Rocket into Building.WMV 832 KB Mar 2005 - Islamic Army Roadside Carbomb.wmv 2.47 M Mosul Group - Propaganda Video [37min].wmv 40.59 M Mosul Mess Hall Bombing kills 22.wmv 3.65 M Nov 2005 - Juba Insurgent Sniper.rmvb 67.06 M Ramadi Suicide Car bombing.wmv 3.37 M Roadside Bomb Destroys Tank.mpg 3.81 M Roadside Bomb hits Humvee.wmv 1.94 M Sept 2005 - US Takes Fire [Fallujah].wmv 10.81 M US Troop Unit Video [Collection].wmv 10.93 M US Troop Video - Coalition Checkpoint.avi 10.37 M US Troop video of an ambush.wmv 3.31 M US Troops - 1st Inf Div Patrol.wmv 4.02 M US Troops - Falluja Combat.asf 4.81 M US Troops - ThanksgivingDinner.avi 3.51 M US Troops abandoning tank.wmv 5.75 M US Troops on Patrol.wmv 2.4 M US Troops Playing with Iraqi Kids.AVI 1.94 M US Troops under mortar fire.wmv 2.03 M US-Iraqi Soldiers battle along Haifa Street.wmv 42.03 M Caution: Several clips are of an extremely graphic nature. Note: Video/Audio quality among the videos ranges significantly.
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Seymour Hersh- The War in Iraq, Bush's Democracy ram

Category: Chomsky
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From The Princetonian, Dec 1, 2005 In a speech rife with indignation, wit and scathing criticism of the Bush administration, Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist Seymour Hersh spoke to an audience that filled McCosh 50 about his experiences reporting in Iraq and Vietnam. Hersh, a reporter for The New Yorker and author of "Chain of Command: The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib," focused on his most famous reporting, including the mistreatment of Abu Ghraib prisoners, the My Lai massacre in Vietnam, and his most recent New Yorker article on the air war in Iraq. Throughout the speech, Hersh noted Bush's commitment to "stay the course" in Iraq, and argued that such a mentality portends a bleak future for Iraqis. "It's about democracy ... I'll buy [Bush's] story that he means business. And if that doesn't scare you, then nothing else I say will," Hersh said. "If I were an Iraqi, I'd start thinking about Tuscany." Hersh asserted that such a blunt approach to sticking with Iraq will only lead to more deaths. "If we get out, 30,000 will be killed. If we stay, 60,000 will be, or 90,000," he said. "I think we're down to that type of negative thinking." Instead of standing up to Bush, Hersh argued, the "feckless" Senate has backed down and refused to confront the president. "It's a great debate whether the U.S. Senate is supine or prone, but it's down," he said, drawing laughs from the audience. Hersh's article in this week's New Yorker, titled "Annals of National Security: Up in the Air," describes how the current violence in Iraq will shift toward a reliance on air combat because Iraqi troops are not well-enough trained to operate without it. In reference to America's proclaimed success in Fallujah, Hersh said, "We basically bombed the city to smithereens, and then said that we had sanitized it." After acknowledging that Saddam Hussein certainly killed innocent civilians, he dismissed that as a rationale for casualties caused by Americans. "I prefer to have Saddam doing the killing than America doing the killing, but that's just my view," Hersh said. Hersh also asserted that Bush had planned to go into Iraq as early as March 2002. Hersh argued that the abuses at Abu Ghraib stemmed from the military's inability to understand communications intercepted from insurgents. The guards at Abu Ghraib had been converted from "traffic cop duty" to prison guards, according to Hersh. He portrayed them as ordinary citizens from West Virginia who had, for the most part, joined the military to pick up some extra cash. Hersh's breakthrough as an investigative journalist came when he uncovered and reported the My Lai massacre in Vietnam, in which American troops slaughtered 500 to 550 innocent civilians. He drew parallels between the tragedy and the incidents at Abu Ghraib, showing how war can change people for the worst. In a chilling recollection, he told the audience that the mother of one of the soldiers at My Lai told him, "I gave them a good boy, and they gave me back a murderer."
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Democracy Now! Thursday, February 2, 2006

Category: News & Current Affairs
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Democracy Now!, a daily independent newshour * Headlines for February 2, 2006 * Democracy Now! in Doha... How Arab TV Challenged the News: A Look at Al Jazeeras Origins * Democracy Now! in Doha... The Opposite Direction: Why This Al Jazeera Talk Show Draws Fire From Arab & Western Governments * Democracy Now! in Doha... Al Jazeera Correspondent Ahmed Mansur On the Horror of the U.S. Siege of Fallujah
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