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5 Years Later ... Where Are We Now?
Video Feature
Loose Change 2nd Edition - Recut
Letter from the Editor
By now I'm sure most, if not all of you, have heard of the film featured above. If you have yet to view
this feature, I suggest you visit either the Loose Change 9/11 homepage, or at the very least, take some time to click the play button above (Run Time: 1 hr 29 min) . 5 years
on, what have we learned, what have we achieved, where have we laid blame? Clearly, there is more to the story of these
events than the United States government has revealed in official reports. Here at SRN, we are not necessarily
endorsing one view over the other as to whether or not these towers were deliberately demolished, or to the extent of the
involvement of the elusive and yet still unfound alleged culprit Osama bin Laden. Our responsibility is to provide you
with what we believe to be some important questions to consider when evaluating, debating, or examining the events of September
11th. In saying this, we urge as well that you, as a member of the global community, allow yourself to consider
alternative viewpoints as well, no matter to which positions or perspectives you prescribe.
- SRN Editor & Chief, Jantwon Buell El
"This film shows direct connection between the attacks of September 11, 2001 and the United States government.
Evidence is derived from news footage, scientific fact, and most important, Americans who suffered through that tragic day."
ARTICLE FEATURES
(September, 2006)
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The UN Security Council has for the first time discussed the situation in Burma, which has been under military
rule for more than 40 years. Members were briefed by a senior UN envoy who recently visited the country. The US, which requested
the discussion, said it intended to submit a resolution on Burma in the near future. Courtesy, BBC.co.uk (09/30/2006)
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 Global Village on CBC Radio Since Global Village's first show, they've broadcast reports from 399 places in 128 countries
around the world. The weekly radio show brings great music and musical news from around the world — everything from
a musical campaign for children's rights in Chile, to a report on the fate of musicians after the war in Serbia.
Check it out Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. (8:30 NT) on CBC Radio One or Saturdays at 6:30 p.m. (7:30
AT, 8:00 NT) on CBC Radio Two. Outside of Canada, you can listen to Global Village by shortwave and satellite on Radio Canada
International, and in streaming RealAudio from the main pages of both cbc.ca and rcinet.ca.
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Neil Young's "Living With War"
Original Release Date: May 9th, 2006
Amid all the media brouhaha saluting
the return of one of the great names of protest rock to the finger-pointing arena, one salient fact has gone unremarked. Living
With War is up there with the handful of truly great Neil Young albums. It hardly breaks new ground musically: the amp-busting
guitars, slightly leaden percussion and frail, keening vocals are a tried and tested formula that has featured on every Crazy
Horse album Young has released these past 40 years ... Review: Telegraph UK - To Continue Reading, Click Here
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Scissor Sisters - "Ta-Da"
Released: 09/18/2006
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Yo La Tengo - "I am not afraid of you and I will beat
your ass"
Released: 09/12/2006
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Tokyo Police Club - "A Lesson In Crime"
Release Date: 10/03/2006
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Essay of the Month (September, 2006) |
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The Arms Trade, the Major Players, and their Effects
on
the Third World
- By Meghan MacIsaac
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Additional Video Features
The Daily Show's John Stewart has some tea with Pakistani President, Pervez Musharraf.
[Aired: September 26th, 2006]
CNN's Jack Cafferty discusses the new Time article
"What Would War With Iran Look Like" and questions the intel reports we are hearing on the nuclear
capabilities of Bush’s next target. There is an eerie sense of dejavu that comes over you when you hear these intel
reports coming out and the international community questioning the accuracy of the reports. They always say history repeats
itself, but did we ever expect that repetition to occur within only three short years? [Aired: September 17th, 2006]
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Pink Floyd "Good Bye Blue Sky" - 9/11 Video Montage
... never forget ...
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