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  • My Interview With Norman Finkelstein March 6, 2009
    This is a transcript of an interview with Norman Finkelstein last November, which was conducted by Atticus Mullikin and arranged and filmed by Bernd Kapeller, Associate Producer at the European Journalism Centre. The video was recorded following Mr. […]
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  • Comment Deletion Policy March 6, 2009
    In order to more effectively and consistently moderate my own discussion forums, this Comment Deletion Policy will apply to all visitors to my column. Visitors will see a disclaimer among the first comments on my posts that includes a link to this page. […]
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  • How home became homeland September 8, 2008
    Roger Cohen laments what the American nation is quickly becoming, and what it could have been. Whatever happened to Lincoln's "last, best hope?" […]
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  • Bush wants to redeclare war in time for the election. August 30, 2008
    Tucked deep into a recent proposal from the Bush administration is a provision that has received almost no public attention, yet in many ways captures one of President Bush's defining legacies: an affirmation that the United States is still at war with Al Qaeda. […]
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  • Conservative Andrew Bacevich on the End of American Exceptionalism August 29, 2008
    Conservative professor of history and international relations at Boston University and twenty-three year veteran of the US Army, Andrew Bacevich, speaks with Amy Goodman about his new book The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism. A quote from the interview: […]
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  • Jon Stewart rips media's false sense of urgency August 27, 2008
    Case in point: the recent sniping between the presidential campaigns after presumptive GOP nominee Sen. John McCain couldn't remember how many houses he owned. As Stewart watched the campaigns trade attack ads over the comment, he said he thought of President Franklin D. […]
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  • "Contemporary Energy and Military Policies Virtually Indistinguishable" August 26, 2008
    A new documentary based on the work of Professor Michael Klare reveals the inextricable link between American foreign policy and energy supply over recent decades. The following is a synopsis of the film from the website. […]
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  • Taking Issue With "Why We Fight": A Reaction From the Author August 25, 2008
    WARNING. This is as long as the original article, as I wanted to be as thorough as possible. However, everything is organized under convenient subtitles, so you don't have to read the whole thing if you don't want to. -------------------- […]
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  • Ron Suskind says Iraq Intel Forged August 24, 2008
    Terry Gross interview's Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ron Suskind on his allegations that the head of Iraqi intelligence told the British there were no weapons of mass destruction prior to the invasion of Iraq. […]
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  • Why We Fight...Conservatism: A META, Meta-article August 15, 2008
    *SEPTEMBER 8TH UPDATED DISCLAIMER & WARNING* "Why We Fight" in the title of this article refers to a series of propaganda films made by Frank Capra during the Second World War, which you can link to via my Recommendations. […]
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This article was originally published on the European Journalism Center’s Magazine section, and was republished on Atticus Mullikin’s Newsvine column.

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PBS’s Frontline just started a new season with the release of Cheney’s Law, the most recent in a series of politically charged documentaries about the Bush Administration. A short-list of related episodes, all of which you can watch online…

2002

• The Man Who Knew – The jazzy, dark story of John O’Neil, an employee of the FBI and expert on Al-Qaeda, who tried to warn the Fed about a pending attack on the WTC. Ignored by the Bushies, he was sidelined by jealous FBI bureaucrats and so took a job as head of security for the World Trade Center, where he died on 9/11.

2003

• The War Behind Closed Doors – The “grand strategy” behind the Bush administration’s push to invade Iraq
• Truth, War and Consequences - What went wrong in the lead up to the war in Iraq.

2004

• Rumsfeld’s War – An examination of former US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, and how he’s brought the US military to the verge of collapse.

2005

• The Torture Question – In the wake of the Abu Ghraib scandal, a look at the legal justification of torture by the American government

2006

• The Dark Side – See it as a prequel to “Cheney’s Law”
• Return of the Taliban – How the Taliban, forced out of control by the US invasion of Afghanistan, have fled to the wild border regions of Pakistan, and how the Pakistani government has colluded with them
• The Lost Year in Iraq -A followup to Truth, War and Consequences. How the US did just about everything wrong in its prosection of the occupation of Iraq
• Endgame -The most recent report on Iraq, and why the US will be stuck there into the foreseeable future.

PBS’s Frontline has over sixty documentaries and hundreds of pages of archives available online.

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