U.S. Soldier Ethan McCord speaking about the civilian massacre
documented in WikiLeaks's April 2010 video disclosure of Apache
helicopter footage of a New Baghdad attack that took place in 2007,
allegedly released by PFC Brad Manning. McCord's story was delivered to
attendees of the United National Peace Conference, which took place in
Albany NY the weekend of July 23-25, 2010. Produced by the United
National Peace Conference Media Project, powered by The Sanctuary for
Independent Media and the Hudson Mohawk Independent Media Center.

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http://www.nationalpeaceconference.org

CIA Officer- Robert Steele stresses the importance of Blogging. This is a follow up montage to those who say Bloggers and making videos (Vloggers) and those who comment, are not making a difference.

Afghanistan-based journalist Jerome Starkey about his reporting on
special forces raids that killed civilians and NATO’s surprising--and
disappointing--response. This video contains disturbing images, and an
even more disturbing story of violence, and an attempt to silence a
truth-teller. It shows why it’s absolutely essential that we keep
pushing back against the Pentagon’s message machine.

http://rethinkafghanistan.com

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Reminding us of its nationalist/fascist roots, as the carefully stage-managed 2010 Olympics gets underway in Vancouver, around a billion dollars have been expended on security theater measures. While Canadian authorities want to encourage people to attend the Olympics, Canadian border and customs officials (Canadian Border Services Agencies) have teamed up to suppress the movement of Indymedia and other independent media reporters into Canada.

A segment from my Senior's March to End MTR series is included in this episode of Grit TV, thanks Sam & Laura.

Rush Limbaugh tried (and failed) to buy a football team, Obama picked a fight with FOX News, and oh yeah–there’s still ongoing debate over health care reform, two wars, and a major recession. There was plenty of bad (and a little good) to debate in this week’s media coverage.

Katrina vanden Heuvel of The Nation, Joe Conason of The New York Observer, and Air America’s Sam Seder joined our media panel, discussing the best and worst of this week in journalism, pointing out the flaws and asking why the right wing always seems to make news, while the left can barely grab a headline.

Press conference regarding the violation of the rights of
Journalists and activists during and before the G20 summit in
Pittsburgh.

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The Guardian has obtained this police footage of Emily Apple and Val Swain being arrested by surveillance officers after asking for their badge numbers at the Kingsnorth climate camp last year. The two women speak to Paul Lewis about their arrest, imprisonment and official complaint

Beautifully well done VIDEO

The brain behind the eyes of the Stimulator. A must see primer for indy media producers or wanna be's.

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embedding options @ Blip The saga of the NOmadjik Media Bus at the Republican National Convention played out among context that will sadden anyone who believes in freedom and democracy. The RNC in St. Paul was an exercise in intimidation, harassment and preemptive arrest of JOURNALISTS.

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