Debra Sweet, Director of World Can't Wait, speaking on WBAI-NYC on November 8th about George Bush's new book, torture, and silent complicity.

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Stephanie Tang from World Can't Wait joined anti-war veterans Josh Stieber and Ethan McCord on the Lettieri & Poole show, KGO Newstalk Radio (San Francisco) Saturday August 21, for a talk about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and WikiLeaks.

Josh and Ethan were in Iraq with Bravo Company 2-16, the unit whose Apache helicopter attack on civilians is now known to the world thanks to the Wikileaks "Collateral Murder" video. Ethan is seen in that video, carrying a wounded Iraqi child to find a medic. After returning from Iraq, Josh and Ethan wrote An Open Letter of Reconciliation and Responsibility to the Iraqi People: From Current and Former Members of the US Military.

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Originally broadcast Monday August, 16. At 6:30" in, Stephanie Tang of the SF Bay Area Chapter of World Can't Wait is interviewed about showing Collateral Murder outside in public: 

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Listen to these presentations from the Gulf Emergency Summit

Opening remarks from Larry Everest, writer for Revolution Newspaper

Opening remarks from Elizabeth Cook, Women United for Social Justice, New Orleans

John Clark, Professor of Philosophy, Loyola University New Orleans*

Cindy Sheehan

Barry Thornton

Joetta Carr, Professor, Western Michigan University*

Raymond Lotta, writer for Revolution Newspaper

*For identification purposes only.

Debra Sweet, Director of The World Can't Wait, appeared on the Rob Kall Podcast 5/26/10.

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We talk about the planning , actions, arrest, incarceration and trial and then about her experience as an activist for more than 40 years, since she was a teen, including the time she told Nixon, face to face, that he was a murderer of millions and how he and the world's press responded.

Here's a pic of the six protesters with their attorney Paul Hetznecker. Photo: Rob Kall