During the Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama engaged in what is by far the most heated and ugly excha During the Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama engaged in what is by far the most heated and ugly exchange in the 2008 campaign and brought boos from the audience. Clinton brings up Obamas past statements on Iraq and refers to a recent statement he made about Ronald Reagan, and it was on. more >> <<less

Americans have seen the deaths of 4 great men who served this country well. These men knew the danger that they faced as the stood against their evil Americans have seen the deaths of 4 great men who served this country well. These men knew the danger that they faced as the stood against their evils of their day. This shocking video show is ment to hopefully shock American people into realizing how much this country has paid to get and maintain it`s freedom. Stand Up Against Tyranny! more >> <<less

a tribute to one of the great people of america. Martin Luther King Jr. song we live artist superchic[k] enjoy

Footprints (A walk with God)

King`s I Have a Dream speech given on August 28, 1963.

Read Description for a link to part 1 This video compilation is an excellent and invaluable educational tool that reveals the true nature of U.S. fo Read Description for a link to part 1 This video compilation is an excellent and invaluable educational tool that reveals the true nature of U.S. foreign policy. It`s been seen in many classrooms, churches, home screenings, on cable TV and shown by many Peace and Justice organizations. Click Here for part 1 People such as Howard Zinn, S. Brian Willson, Blase Bonpane, Michael Parenti, Oliver Stone, Father Roy Bourgeois, Ramsey Clark, Ed Asner, Casey Kasem, Susan Sarandon, Chalmers Johnson and many others have seen this video and find it very informative and empowering! To purchase this GREAT DVD click here DVD PURCHASE 1. Martin Luther King, Jr., (segment 2:55) read segment He was not only a civil rights advocate, he also spoke out against the U.S. war in Vietnam. Some people feel he was assassinated after he criticized our involvement there and other regions of the world. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." 2. Johnn Stockwell, former C.I.A. Station Chief (segment 6:14) read segment Former CIA Station Chief in Angola 1975, working for then Director of the CIA, George Bush. A 13 year veteran of the agency, Stockwell provides a short history of the CIA, estimating 6 million people have died as a direct consequence of the agency`s covert operations since its inception in 1947. This talk was given in the late 1980`s 3. Coverup: Behind the Iran-Contra Affair (segment 19:34) read segment This investigative documentary has been seen in theaters worldwide. Directed by Barbara Trent of the Empowerment Project. The Iran-Contra scandal is not an aberration of U.S. foreign policy. It has been estimated that between 20 to 30,000 Nicaraguan men, women and children were killed in U.S. sponsored terror conducted by the CIA backed right-wing Contra forces. 4. School of Assassins (segment 13:25) read segment The School of the Americas, located at Fort Benning, Georgia - our own terrorist training school right here in the United States. This documentary is narrated by Susan Sarandon and features Father Roy Bourgeois talking about this U.S. Army school where soldiers from Central and South America are trained in the art of torture, terrorism, and assassination. This school has since officially been renamed "Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation." 5. Genocide by Sanctions (segment 12:58) read segment Produced and directed by Gloria La Riva in 1998 (long before the current war in Iraq), this film features former Attorney General of the United States, Ramsey Clark, as he shows the terrible conditions the Iraqi`s were suffering from due to the first U.S. war on Iraq. UNICEF, the International Red Cross and other world organizations estimate around 5,000 children were dying every month in Iraq after that war and the imposition of sanctions placed on that country. Over 1.5 million Iraqi`s died as a result of the sanctions alone. Ramsey Clark goes into the hospitals and talks with Iraqi doctors, who say many of these deaths could have been prevented if they had medicine to give to the children. The United States bombed out their way of life; their water treatment facilities, food delivery systems, sewage treatment facilities, electrical systems, their mass communication facilities and more. And American`s were lead to believe that this was a good thing. 6. Philip Agee, former C.I.A. Case Officer (segment 22:08) read segment Philip Agee spent 13 years in the C.I.A. before resigning in 1969. His book "Inside the Company: C.I.A. Diary" was first published in 1975 and has been translated in to 27 languages. It was a more >> <<less

Read the Description for a link to part 4This video compilation is an excellent and invaluable educational tool that reveals the true nature of U.S. Read the Description for a link to part 4This video compilation is an excellent and invaluable educational tool that reveals the true nature of U.S. foreign policy. It`s been seen in many classrooms, churches, home screenings, on cable TV and shown by many Peace and Justice organizations. Click here for part 4Click Here for part 1 Click Here for part 1 People such as Howard Zinn, S. Brian Willson, Blase Bonpane, Michael Parenti, Oliver Stone, Father Roy Bourgeois, Ramsey Clark, Ed Asner, Casey Kasem, Susan Sarandon, Chalmers Johnson and many others have seen this video and find it very informative and empowering! To purchase this GREAT DVD click here DVD PURCHASE 1. Martin Luther King, Jr., (segment 2:55) read segment He was not only a civil rights advocate, he also spoke out against the U.S. war in Vietnam. Some people feel he was assassinated after he criticized our involvement there and other regions of the world. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." 2. Johnn Stockwell, former C.I.A. Station Chief (segment 6:14) read segment Former CIA Station Chief in Angola 1975, working for then Director of the CIA, George Bush. A 13 year veteran of the agency, Stockwell provides a short history of the CIA, estimating 6 million people have died as a direct consequence of the agency`s covert operations since its inception in 1947. This talk was given in the late 1980`s 3. Coverup: Behind the Iran-Contra Affair (segment 19:34) read segment This investigative documentary has been seen in theaters worldwide. Directed by Barbara Trent of the Empowerment Project. The Iran-Contra scandal is not an aberration of U.S. foreign policy. It has been estimated that between 20 to 30,000 Nicaraguan men, women and children were killed in U.S. sponsored terror conducted by the CIA backed right-wing Contra forces. 4. School of Assassins (segment 13:25) read segment The School of the Americas, located at Fort Benning, Georgia - our own terrorist training school right here in the United States. This documentary is narrated by Susan Sarandon and features Father Roy Bourgeois talking about this U.S. Army school where soldiers from Central and South America are trained in the art of torture, terrorism, and assassination. This school has since officially been renamed "Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation." 5. Genocide by Sanctions (segment 12:58) read segment Produced and directed by Gloria La Riva in 1998 (long before the current war in Iraq), this film features former Attorney General of the United States, Ramsey Clark, as he shows the terrible conditions the Iraqi`s were suffering from due to the first U.S. war on Iraq. UNICEF, the International Red Cross and other world organizations estimate around 5,000 children were dying every month in Iraq after that war and the imposition of sanctions placed on that country. Over 1.5 million Iraqi`s died as a result of the sanctions alone. Ramsey Clark goes into the hospitals and talks with Iraqi doctors, who say many of these deaths could have been prevented if they had medicine to give to the children. The United States bombed out their way of life; their water treatment facilities, food delivery systems, sewage treatment facilities, electrical systems, their mass communication facilities and more. And American`s were lead to believe that this was a good thing. 6. Philip Agee, former C.I.A. Case Officer (segment 22:08) read segment Philip Agee spent 13 years in the C.I.A. more >> <<less

Read Description for a link to part 1 This video compilation is an excellent and invaluable educational tool that reveals the true nature of U.S. fo Read Description for a link to part 1 This video compilation is an excellent and invaluable educational tool that reveals the true nature of U.S. foreign policy. It`s been seen in many classrooms, churches, home screenings, on cable TV and shown by many Peace and Justice organizations. Click Here for part 1 People such as Howard Zinn, S. Brian Willson, Blase Bonpane, Michael Parenti, Oliver Stone, Father Roy Bourgeois, Ramsey Clark, Ed Asner, Casey Kasem, Susan Sarandon, Chalmers Johnson and many others have seen this video and find it very informative and empowering! To purchase this GREAT DVD click here DVD PURCHASE 1. Martin Luther King, Jr., (segment 2:55) read segment He was not only a civil rights advocate, he also spoke out against the U.S. war in Vietnam. Some people feel he was assassinated after he criticized our involvement there and other regions of the world. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." 2. Johnn Stockwell, former C.I.A. Station Chief (segment 6:14) read segment Former CIA Station Chief in Angola 1975, working for then Director of the CIA, George Bush. A 13 year veteran of the agency, Stockwell provides a short history of the CIA, estimating 6 million people have died as a direct consequence of the agency`s covert operations since its inception in 1947. This talk was given in the late 1980`s 3. Coverup: Behind the Iran-Contra Affair (segment 19:34) read segment This investigative documentary has been seen in theaters worldwide. Directed by Barbara Trent of the Empowerment Project. The Iran-Contra scandal is not an aberration of U.S. foreign policy. It has been estimated that between 20 to 30,000 Nicaraguan men, women and children were killed in U.S. sponsored terror conducted by the CIA backed right-wing Contra forces. 4. School of Assassins (segment 13:25) read segment The School of the Americas, located at Fort Benning, Georgia - our own terrorist training school right here in the United States. This documentary is narrated by Susan Sarandon and features Father Roy Bourgeois talking about this U.S. Army school where soldiers from Central and South America are trained in the art of torture, terrorism, and assassination. This school has since officially been renamed "Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation." 5. Genocide by Sanctions (segment 12:58) read segment Produced and directed by Gloria La Riva in 1998 (long before the current war in Iraq), this film features former Attorney General of the United States, Ramsey Clark, as he shows the terrible conditions the Iraqi`s were suffering from due to the first U.S. war on Iraq. UNICEF, the International Red Cross and other world organizations estimate around 5,000 children were dying every month in Iraq after that war and the imposition of sanctions placed on that country. Over 1.5 million Iraqi`s died as a result of the sanctions alone. Ramsey Clark goes into the hospitals and talks with Iraqi doctors, who say many of these deaths could have been prevented if they had medicine to give to the children. The United States bombed out their way of life; their water treatment facilities, food delivery systems, sewage treatment facilities, electrical systems, their mass communication facilities and more. And American`s were lead to believe that this was a good thing. 6. Philip Agee, former C.I.A. Case Officer (segment 22:08) read segment Philip Agee spent 13 years in the C.I.A. before resigning in 1969. His book "Inside the Company: C.I.A. Diary" was first published in 1975 and has been translated in to 27 languages. It was a best seller world-wide. His autobiography, "On The Run" was published in 1987. In this speech given in 1991 after the first Gulf War, Agee analyzes why the U.S. more >> <<less

Syd from LVbian Synic wanted some quotes for a new project. Here`s my contribution.

i made this vid of jfk mlk 2pac and biggie to say tne world wud be betta if they were still here and sorry for my spelling my laptop keyboards being a i made this vid of jfk mlk 2pac and biggie to say tne world wud be betta if they were still here and sorry for my spelling my laptop keyboards being a pain more >> <<less