As we prepare to pack up the bunker and head off to more restful environs for the holidays, here are a stack of new features from GNN.tv:
1. Sundance 2003: We’re back. This year we have had selections in 2 categories of the On Line Film Festival: White America (Animation) and S-11 Redux (Short Subject). Please take the time to click on our Sundance link – on the left column and vote for the videos at the Sundance site. Votes do not count unless you watch the whole video so… if you’ve already seen them, drink a glass of eggnog and then click the 5th star.
http://www.guerrillanews.com/sundance/index.html
2. Sundance 2003: It continues… We are trying to make it up to the festival this year to represent GNN and publicize our new production of AfterMath. If you would like to support this endeavor, you can help us by purchasing a GNN DVD from the site. Even if you’ve already seen all the vids… there’s got to be someone you want to turn on to radicalize this season!
http://www.guerrillanews.com/buyvideo/
3. AfterMath: Part 4 is complete and has been uploaded:
With the war in Iraq looming, USC Professor Emeritus Peter Dale Scott breaks down the strategic U.S. oil interests that are driving America’s increased military presence in the Gulf region. Controversial radio and internet broadcaster Alex Jones elaborates a short history of state-sponsored terror and how it can be used to drive a fearful population into support of both a foreign war and domestic crackdown.
http://www.guerrillanews.com/after_math/
4. In Search of Saddam’s Bomb:
Anthony Lappé interviews former Iraqi atomic weapons scientist, Imad Khadduri about the Iraqi arsenal.
http://www.guerrillanews.com/intelligence/doc924.html
5. CounterIntelligence: Agents of Repression
Overworked and underpaid GNN Editor Anthony Lappé gets deep with Jim Vander Wall, author of the re-released, Agents of Repression – the in depth investigation of FBI black ops…
http://www.guerrillanews.com/war_on_terrorism/doc915.html
6. From the Bunker:
Stephen Marshall answers some viewer mail, critical of GNN.
http://www.guerrillanews.com/bunker/west/doc918.html
Have a meditative new year… 2003 is sure to be a transformative one for all of us.
peace
GNN