MIM Notes and Commentary Archive

Volume 1

• Promo spot 1:06
  
• Indigenous people celebrate 500 years of resistance 3:45
  
• 20 years since Attica 4:59
  
• The sex trial of Uncle Clarence Thomas misses the point, again É. 3:51
  
• Birth control wars and new techniques: At whose expense? 3:37
  
• David Duke and the mass base for fascism 4:15
  
• Today's forecast: The economy drops and white nationalism is up 3:54
  
• Ethiopia crumbles and liberated nations arise from its ashes 4:04
  
• Food aid causes famine in Africa 3:35
  
• For the people of Haiti the price of revolution is 200 years 4:21
  
• Homelessness is just another word for poor 3:36
  
• The powderkeg in the cities: All that glitters is not gold 3:39
  
• Hungerstrike against Indiana's new prison control unit: Lockdown and resistance 3:34
  
• The war on Iraq is over but the killing rages on 3:56
  
• After 15 years, Leonard Peltier may take the stand again 4:17
  
• The end of history is not here yet 4:31
  
• Natural Ok, but why are they disasters? 4:05
  
• A look inside Amerika's prisons: Fighting the poor with crimes of the state 4:05
  
• After the Gulf bloodbath, The United States diversifies and consolidates its gains in the Middle East 4:02

  Important: The Peltier segment contains a good summary of the case, but Peltier did not, in fact, get a new trial. Efforts continue as of this writing in 1999.

• Reading between the lines of a Bush graduation speech 2:58 Real Audio mp3
  
• Jiang Qing dies, but the battle for China's history rages on 4:33 Real Audio mp3
  
• The criminal system leaves justice even further behind 3:44 Real Audio mp3
  
• Doctor's freedom of speech under attack, call 911 3:55 Real Audio mp3
  
• Who profits from the $500 billion a year international drug trade? 4:11 Real Audio mp3
  
• Drug war on the cultural battlefield: New Jack City fights to lose 4:48 Real Audio mp3
  
• Free speech in class society: A dangerous myth and a powerful tool 3:30 Real Audio mp3
  
• Free trade with Mexico: Freedom for who? 3:43 Real Audio mp3
  
• Immigrant workers stand up against the system which keeps them down 4:14 Real Audio mp3
  
• Risks and rewards for the Kurdish people 4:08 Real Audio mp3
  
• Remember May Day? Amerikan labor and the eight hour day 3:14 Real Audio mp3
  
• No friend in the U.S. government: Haitians behind bars 3:28 Real Audio mp3
  
• Not another Vietnam: the Iraqi government shows its true colors 3:58 Real Audio mp3
  
• If the revolutionaries aren't on to something, why has Peru's government declared martial law? 3:44 Real Audio mp3
  
• The Supreme Court is on the move 3:51 Real Audio mp3
  
• Waste and power: Imperialism gives thanks for bloodstained land 3:46 Real Audio mp3
  
• Who shot John Kennedy? And who cares? 3:50 Real Audio mp3
  
• Winnie Mandela declared a liar by the white South African government 3:10 Real Audio mp3
  
• Why should World War 3 be any different? 3:54 Real Audio mp3
  
• Nancy Reagan may be gone, but the "Just Say No" myth and the state repression that backs up the drug war, lives on 4:40 Real Audio mp3