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• Music from Lou Harrison entitled "Philemon and Baukis" for Javanese Gamelon and Violin released on Music Masters Classics
• News Not in the News Featuring Interior Departments investigations into oil royalties, Articles of Impeachment Resolution (H.R. 1106) put forth in the House by Cynthia McKinney, and Exxon paying to deny global warming
• Today's Tweazler: "The Situation in Iraq is grave and detoriating. There is no path that can guarantee success but the prospects can be improved."

Robert and I conducted an interview with Hana Al Bayaty, a member of the Executive Committee of the BRussell's Tribunal. Below is an outline of some of the topics covered in this interview which can be found in the audio links below:

• About the BRussell's Tribunal, its main investigations currently, and Hana's role in it
• The findings of the World Tribunal on Iraq regarding the US/coalition invasion of Iraq.
• Depleted Uranium and its disastrous effects during the first Gulf War and the current military action.
The Washington installed puppet regime and internatinoal law
• Green Zone Militias attacking civilians to halt resistance
• Internal Influence vs External Influence over the situation in Iraq.
• The legality of the resistance and hte illegality of the occupation
• The National Popular resistance - ready willing and able to pursue a path towards peace once the us military leaves
• Sectarian Struggles being propagated in western media - a distorted view of the political struggle on the ground
• Some conclusions of Brussels/WTI on what to do: negotiate with resistance and hold war criminals accountable. We also discuss the necessity for reparations to the Iraqi people.
• A perspective on how the US is viewed from abroad

Download Part 1 of Broadcast with Hana Al Bayaty of the BRussells Tribunal:

Download Intro to Part 2 of the Program

Download Part 2 of Broadcast with Hana Al Bayaty of the BRussells Tribunal

Download Part 3 of Broadcast with Hana Al Bayaty of the BRussells Tribunal

Download Countdown To Lunch by Composer and Bassist Dave "Capt X" Roufberg with his Ensemble "The Lunch Factor"

Download Finale A couple of News Items, What's going on for next week, and outro Music By Cat Steven's Entitled "We Are Your Servants" - a traditional arabic lullaby, recorded in south africa with a choir drawn from a aids orphanage in the south african province of kwazulu-natal. sang in arabic english and zulu.

Download Full Interview: Part 1

Download Full Interview: Part 2