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- 1.Historical Significance of 9-111:58
- 2.Latin American Victims of State Terror Respond to 9-114:02
- 3.Turkey and Repression2:05
- 4.The U.S., Lebanon, and Israel1:42
- 5.Wars on Terror, Old and New—and Orwellian Doublespeak6:46
- 6.Israel, the U.S. and the Geneva Convention5:34
- 7.Good Terrorists, Bad Terrorists, and "Monied Muslims"5:18
- 8.Why Do They Hate Us? Pouring Oil on Troubled Waters: Then and Now3:06
- 9.Latin America, the U.S., and Globalization3:34
- 10.Same Foreign Policy, Same Armaments, Different Pretext8:08
- 11.The Problems With Iraq4:12
- 12.Middle East: Maps, Plans, and Peace9:07
- 13.Justice and the Emerging Framework3:11
- 14.Venezuela: Coups and Democracy2:07
- 15.Peace, Land, and the West Bank1:57
- 16.China: U.S. Hopes and Fears1:41
- 17.U.S.: The Impediment to Peace in the Middle East5:27
- 18.U.S. Doctrinal Constraints on Middle East Peace2:58
- 19.Big Business and the General Population: A Nation Divided3:46

