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Professor Michel Chossudovsky was interviewed by the Guns\r\nand Butter radio team for a show that was broadcast today on KPFA. \r\nThe focus is the ramp-up to war on Iraq, and his call for people to examine the\r\ncontradictions and evidence demonstrating that \"the war rhetoric is a pack\r\nof lies.\" In his view, the ultimate weakness of the Bush administration\r\nis the magnitude of the lies told about 9-11 and the justifications for the\r\nso-called war on terrorism. <\/p>\r\n
Here's an excerpt to give you a sample (about 22 minutes into the program):<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"We have evidence of collaboration between CIA operatives on the\r\n one hand, and al-Qaeda on the other, right up to August, 2001. We have\r\n evidence of links between senior Bush (administration) officials and the head\r\n of Pakistan's military intelligence. While we also have evidence, which\r\n is supported by the FBI report that the head of Pakistan's intelligence\r\n channeled money through a third party to the 9-11 terrorists. So all\r\n this... I'm not suggesting by any means that the Bush administration is behind\r\n 9-11. What I am suggesting is that there's a whole set of linkages\r\n between Bush (administration) officials and Pakistan's Interservices Intelligence\r\n (ISI), (linkages between) Bush officials and al-Qaeda which have to be\r\n investigated because thousands of people are arrested on trumped-up charges,\r\n on the other hand, we have a whole series of high ranking individuals who have\r\n proven links -- suspicious links -- which points to possible complicity to\r\n 9-11, and simply, that is not being investigated. And we have evidence\r\n now of the stonewalling which took place in the FBI.....\"<\/i><\/p>\r\n\r\n
Give it a listen and check out articles at the Centre\r\nfor Research on Globalisation website. It's food for thought. I\r\ndon't agree with everything he notes, but it's defiantly worth checking out as a\r\nway to form your own view.<\/p>\r\n
I have uploaded a large file for higher bandwidth connections, and a much\r\nsmaller mp3 file that has marginal audio quality -- but good enough to listen to\r\nand perfect for those on dial-up.<\/p>\r\n
\r\nBROADBAND USERS (24 meg mp3)<\/b><\/i><\/p>\r\n \r\nDIAL-UP MODEM USERS (3.5 meg mp3)<\/b><\/i><\/p>\r\n Michel Chossudovsky is a professor of economics at the University of\r\nOttawa. He's also the director of the Centre\r\nfor Research on Globalisation. He's a vocal critic of globalization\r\nand the Bush administration. <\/p>\r\n If you appreciate Guns and\r\nButter, support them. Buy\r\na CD from them and spread the word about the program (always on KPFA at 2 pm\r\nPacific Wednesdays, and you can get it via web\r\nstreaming). Guns And Butter has many\r\nprograms in their archive. The producers don't make much of anything\r\nworking for KPFA -- one of Pacifica's community radio stations. <\/p>\r\n The attached mp3 files are strictly for non-profit use only.<\/p>\r\n\n","contact":"","link":"","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/html","summary":"Guns And Butter Radio: Michel Chossudovsky Interview: \u201cThe 911 Commission, War And The Criminal State\u201d; mp3 files ","numcomment":1,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/","filesize":null,"article_url":"\/news\/2003\/01\/27114.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[{"id":27117,"heading":"as background","article":"This article by Chossudovsky is a good compliment to the radio interview:\r\n\r\nhttp:\/\/globalresearch.ca\/articles\/CHO206A.html\r\n","author":"ziggy","parent_id":27114,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2003-01-24 06:42:31","modified":"2003-01-24 06:42:31","fileurl":""}]}\r\n
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