Archive for the ‘Radio’ Category
Operation GOLDEN GUNS
Today from 4:00 – 4:30pm Eastern, VI Radio hosts Chris Carter, Oscar Richardson, and guest Sandrow Belanger will discuss the VI initiative “Operation GOLDEN GUNS,” which is seeks to convince the Army to arm their medevac helicopters in Afghanistan.
In: Radio · Tagged with: Operation GOLDEN GUNS
History behind Israelis and Palestinians
Who has the rightful claim to Israel, the Palestinians or the Israelis? After an objective look at history, the answer will surprise you.
11.9.09 Show Stack
Would Gitmo transfer make Charleston a terrorist target?
Fort Hood gunman had told US military colleagues that infidels should have their throats cut
Fort Hood shooting suspect awake and talking
Col. Gordon Cucullu on UTB Radio
Retired Special Forces Colonel Gordon Cucullu will join the program this Monday, November 9. Cucullu, who authored the book Inside Gitmo: The True Story Behind the Myths of Guantanamo Bay – and has visited the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay five times, will expose the real situation and dispel the myths that have been widely propagated.
Click here to link to the show.
In: Radio · Tagged with: Gordon Cucullu, Guantanamo Bay, Unto the Breach
Gary Johnson on UTB Radio
Tomorrow, guest Gary H. Johnson Jr., founder of the website The AfPak Reader, will be exposing the war in Afghanistan on Unto the Breach radio. We will be going back to basics: who we are fighting, what they stand for, what we are doing that works, and what doesn’t.
Click here for the show.
In: Radio · Tagged with: Gary H. Johnson Jr., Unto the Breach
Is UTB Being Censored?
From Unite the Blogs:
Unto the Breach, a talk radio program covering terrorism, freedom, and national security topics, has been knocked off the air multiple times over the past two weeks.
On two occasions the program had guests that were to discuss Islamic terrorism when the show went off the air, forcing the shows to be rescheduled. One one occasion, a guest stated that he was not even able to call in to the program while it was on.
Unto the Breach hasn’t had any problems in the past with less controversial subjects, otherwise this would be dismissed as technical difficulties. But factoring in that the shows were not featured, things start to seem less coincidental.
In: Radio, Uncategorized · Tagged with: censorship, free speech
