NPR this morning discussed PNAC's long lust for Iraq

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On Diane Rehm Show this morning on NPR,

see http://www.wamu.org/dr/

there were TWO great callers who brought up the PNAC's long plan
to take over Iraq.....and all the other stuff we discuss here
at DU over the past two years.

AND ANOTHER call-in, the next caller, AGAIN wouldn't let
the PNAC White House subject drift away. ASKED why is there
no more news coverage AND that NPR needed to have an ENTIRE
show devoted to the think-tank PNAC's control.


sorry if this was posted earlier, havent been online all day before
now.


drip, drip, drip......

[Stephanie]

1. We don't get Diane Rheme here in NY

Should we be sending her PNAC info?

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2. yes - will you send her all the PNAC archive data ?

but not sure IF I heard her correctly, because it caught me
off guard --- thought at the very end of the show she announced
that THEY had indeed devoted an entire show to PNAC.

or thats what i thought she said. I could be wrong.
Wasnt paying attention, was driving in heavy traffic, so
dont know for sure.

BUT anyway,,,, ALL the PNAC DU archives WOULD SURE BE
SOMETHING SHE SHOULD LOOK AT.

You going to send it ?

[Stephanie]

3. Well I've never actually heard that show

and don't know anything about her. As I said, it's not on WNYC. Why don't you send it?

PNAC Links Archive

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4. i'll send it. also here's an audio link to today's show

http://www.wamu.org/dr/

http://www.wamu.org/ram/2003/r1030804.ram

Monday, August 4, 2003


10:00 - Osama bin Laden/Al Qaeda

The warning last week of a possible terrorist attack involving a hijacked plane serves as a grim reminder that the Al Qaeda network is still very much a threat to our nation's security. A panel joins Diane for an update on the war on terrorism and the search for Osama bin Laden.
Jane Mayer, staff writer, The New Yorker
Shaheen Sebhai, editor, South Asian Tribune
Larry Johnson, international security consultant, former head of counter-terrorism at the State Department