Friday, May 2, 2003

• GW’s Checkered Military Past

  
  

  As President Bush Co-Pilots a Navy Plane Onto An Aircraft Carrier, We Speak with Biographer Bill Minutaglio About GW’s Checkered Military Past.

• "The Iron Triangle: The Secret History of the Carlyle Group"

  
  

  Author Dan Briody connects the dots between the Bush family, the Saudi Royal family, Osama Bin Laden’s family and Donald Rumsfeld’s inner circle

• The Secrets of September 11, What Is the White House Hiding? a Conversation with Newsweek Investigative Reporter Michael Isikoff

  
  

  As the White House plots a 2004 campaign plan, administration officials are waging a behind-the-scenes battle to restrict public disclosure of key events relating to the September 11 attacks–this according to Newsweek.

• Did Donald Rumsfeld Aid North Korea’s Nuclear Program?: A New Report Reveals Rumsfeld Was On Board of Zurich Firm Abb Which Sold North Korea Two Nuclear Reactors

  
  

  A new report reveals Rumsfeld was on the board of Zurich-based firm ABB which sold North Korea two nuclear reactors. [includes rush transcript]

• Occidental Petroleum Sued for Role in Civilian Massacre in Colombia

  
  

  On December 13, 1998, Luis Alberto Galvis lost his mother, sister and cousin in a U.S. air raid in Colombia.

• Celebrations Continue in Vieques Following the Departure of the U.S. Military

  
  

  The residents of Vieques are celebrating the US Navy’s withdrawal from the Puerto Rican Island.