Greg Palacet Interviewed by Hesham Tillawi on Current Issues TV

Links to last Thursday's program:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SErbSPxjUM I am an Arab, decent, and citizen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGux4kqJur0 Arab Americans are good decent people

Current Issues TV www.currentissues.tv Thursday October 23,2008

Join us this Thursday, October 23, 2008 with BBC Television Reporter Greg Palacet

THIS WEEK, PALAST IS LAUNCHING HIS LATEST BOOK, “STEAL BACK YOUR VOTE.”

CO-AUTHORED BY CIVIL RIGHTS LAWYER ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR., THIS IS AN INVESTIGATIVE COMIC BOOK.

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Greg Palast and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. believe that the 2008 elections have already been stolen. What's an American to do given these circumstances? They suggest: "Steal it back".

Palast, an investigative journalist, and Kennedy, a voting rights attorney, paired up to create a nonpartisan voter guide that illustrates the six ways that American votes will be stolen this election and seven ways to steal them back.

Current issues with Hesham Tillawi can be viewed Live every Thursday at 8:00 PM Central Standard Time on Cox Cable system Channel 15 in Louisiana as well as Live on the Internet at www.currentissues.tv and can be contacted at Tillawi@currentissues.tv The show is also broadcast on Bridges TV via cable, satellite, and broadband and on Amazonas satellite World Wide. Current Issues the radio show airs live around the World on Broadband and shortwave 5.050 and many stations around the U.S. every Saturday 4-6 PM Central Time on www.republicbroadcasting.org

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