Interview with Dr. Jeff Halper, coordinating director of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions, conducted by Between the Lines' Scott Harris

So help you God, and so help THEM God. Please don’t die laughing when you read this. Proceed at your own risk. You have been warned. Now off to the country of Kangaroostan, with the trial of President Milosevic. My comments will be in [CAPS AND BRACKETS]. Every line of the transcript is numbered that’s why there is a number before each line. This is a partial transcript from this very month (March of 2005)

When the US-Andean Free Trade Agreement (AFTA) comes to town, let them know that we:

SAY NO TO DESTRUCTIVE AND UNFAIR TRADE AGREEMENTS, AND SAY YES TO WORKERS' RIGHTS, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, SMALL FARMERS, AND DEMOCRACY!
Join the Mobilization for Global Justice in a Noise Picket!

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When: Monday, March 14th, 2005 *Noon to 1 pm

Where: USTR (17th and H Sts NW, Washington, DC)

Bring all the noise you can! Pots, pans, drums, shakers, boom box.......
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ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS CENTER, INVITED TO JOIN GREEN BALTIMORE.

Ralph Nader told the nation to support Rep. Conyers who is considering moving forward on impeachment hearings. Only people of his state can contact his DC office, emails are filtered.

Washington, DC – On Friday, March 11, 2005, at 9:30 a.m., the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit will hear arguments in the case of Schneider v. Kissinger. The case was brought by the sons of Chilean General René Schneider, who was killed in 1970 because he opposed the violent coup that brought Pinochet to power. The complaint, based on declassified government documents, alleges that National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger secretly conspired with right-wing military officials in Chile to kill General Schneider. Dr. Kissinger worked closely with the co-conspirators and sent them money and arms.

A year ago, a lower court dismissed the case, granting Dr. Kissinger immunity for his actions. D.C. law students will argue the appeal on behalf of the Schneider family.

First word was in Cyrillic script second one in Latin.