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TWIP_-_2010-12-26_Journalist_Ali_Abunimah_speaks_in_Stuttgart.vorb.oga (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 41 min 39 s, 66 kbps, file size: 19.65 MB)

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English: Palestinian-American journalist Ali Abunimah (host of electronicintifada.net) speaks at the Palestine Solidarity Conference in Stuttgart, November 27, 2010. He explains why the so-called "two-state solution" leaves Israel's brutal oppression and injustice in place. It stems from falsely ignoring the power imbalance. An analogous approach in mid-19th-century USA would be to label the slavery issue as the "black-white conflict."

We discuss further the significance of holding this meeting in Germany. Briefly, it represents a small crack, at least, in the German obeisance to “The Auschwitz Bludgeon.”
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Source http://radio4all.net/index.php/program/48341
Author Truth & Justice Radio (WZBC)
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Featured speakers Today's host: Ken Barney
Language English
Credits Ken Barney, Ali Abunimah, program founder Sherif Fam (1936-2010), Stan Robinson, Steve Cornie, and the entire staff of WZBC (and VolodyA! V Anarhist for reencoding and wikification)
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Additional Notes If your internet speed will support it, the talk may be viewed independently at:

www.mefeedia.com/watch/34098557

For Ken's introduction, see the script (click below).

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