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11 septiembre, 2021
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In search of Al Qaeda (Frontline, 2002)

What happened to the hundreds of Al Qaeda fighters who survived U.S. airstrikes in the mountains of Afghanistan? In this 2002 documentary, FRONTLINE follows their trail — from the borderlands of Pakistan, across the Gulf of Oman, to Saudi Arabia and Yemen. [Explore more stories from the original website for In Search of Al Qaeda.]

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11 septiembre, 2021
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John Pilger and Noam Chomsky on Afghanistan

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to legendary journalist and filmmaker John Pilger on the takeover of the Taliban in Afghanistan.

He calls the US military a killing machine and discusses why the Afghanistan War must be viewed through the lens of Western imperialism, the scale of civilian casualties and destruction of Afghanistan by NATO countries, how the US created today’s situation by supporting Afghan jihadist forces against the Soviet Union throughout the Cold War, the social progress and progressive reform lost to history with the fall of the Soviet-backed PDPA government in Afghanistan and much more!

John Pilger also discusses the anniversary of the Pinochet coup in Chile and the trial of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange (Sep 8, 2021)

Noam Chomsky – legendary American historian, political activist, and founder of modern linguistics – believes that the most basic reason for US failure in Afghanistan was America’s intelligence information, which is rarely accurate. One of the most influential public intellectuals in the world with over 100 published books, he shared with Gulf News his views on some of the most pressing current global issues. (Gulf News, Sep 8, 2021)

11 septiembre, 2021
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How has 9/11 changed the world? (AJE)

In the wake of the September 11, 2001, attacks, US leaders painted the so-called “global war on terror” as an epic battle between civilisation and barbarism. But instead of spreading democracy worldwide, 20 years later the world is sliding more towards illiberal security states and radicalised populations.

For many people, xenophobia and paranoia became justified. For many politicians, fear-mongering was an easy way to win votes. And for the rich and powerful, the trillions spent on national security equals major business opportunities.

Host Steve Clemons asks David Rothkopf, former editor of Foreign Policy magazine, about the effects of 9/11 on society and politics, and the US’s role in the world. (Sep. 9, 2021)

 

11 septiembre, 2021
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11S de 2001: el telediario más largo

 
El TD-2 del 11 de septiembre de 2001 se convirtió en el telediario más largo de la historia de TVE, con siete horas ininterrumpidas desde su inicio a… rtve.es 9:07 a. m. · 11 sept. 2021
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Este el Telediario 2 completo del 11-S de 2001, que arrancaba con el incendio en una de las Torres Gemelas de Nueva York tras el primer ataque terrorista de ese día. Fue el TD más largo de la historia de TVE, con siete horas de duración
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