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“Babylon” is the “isms” and “schisms” not only within the system but within ourselves. Let's organize, unify and step out of Babylon. |
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Featured issues: peak oil, climate change, 9/11, media, indigenous people, fraudulent elections, oil, environmental pollution and toxicity, human rights, civil rights, racism, militarism, immigrants, genetic engineering, Buddhism, resource depletion, health, communication |
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HomeIntroductionSue Supriano’s Steppin’ Out of Babylon is a radio interview series covering a broad range of important issues in today’s world: peace and war, human and civil rights, communication, the media, the environment, food security, racism, globalization, immigration and matters of the spirit. Over 250 shows are available at this site! AutobiographyEventsPage SearchSearch for keywords on this page with Control-F (Windows) or Command-F (Mac OS). Archive SearchSteppin' Out of Babylon Archive. ContactDonateTo Order CD's of ShowsSend an e-mail to Sue Supriano for ordering instructions. Two shows fit on one CD at a cost $13 per CD, including postage and tax. If you live outside the US, there will probably be an additional charge for the higher postage, so you will need to e-mail Sue to discuss this. Links
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Life in Iraq under siege...... Dahr Jamail is an American independent writer
for newstandardnews.net and can often be heard reporting from Iraq on Flashpoints
on KPFA Radio. He has been on several trips to Iraq where he has spent months
at a time. In fact, he just came from Iraq a couple of days before this interview
in California. He speaks very movingly about life on a daily level in Iraq, with
bombs going off all day and night. He speaks about the Iraqi people, himself,
the US military-- all living in this unbelievably stressful environment where
an Iraqi and/or those close to he/she, could be arrested and imprisoned and anyone
can be killed at any time-- the pain of war and occupation-- both for the occupied
and the occupiers, but especially the invaded and occupied Iraqis who, although
they were mostly very hospitable to Jamail, were developing more and more hatred
for American occupiers. You can read his blog at www.newstandardnews.net. |
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