All three full-length files are now available here on Ourmedia. Over 50 minutes of interview footage in all.

This is the original interview footage from the documentary film
Uncovered: The War on Iraq, produced and directed by Robert Greenwald.
The film, which has drawn attention for its pointed criticism of the
Iraq war, consists largely of interviews with former government
officials such as John Dean, Madeleine Albright, and Admiral Stansfield
Turner.

Greenwald said, “In making Uncovered, I learned how cumbersome and
expensive it can be to license footage from news organizations. The
Creative Commons license, as used here, allows me as a filmmaker to
know immediately how I can use a piece of content in my films.
I could think of no better way to walk the talk myself than by
releasing the interviews from Uncovered here under a license that
allows other filmmakers to use my material in new and creative ways. I look forward to seeing what others do with these interviews.”

Governor Mitt Romney raised the prospect of wiretapping mosques and conducting surveillance of foreign students in Massachusetts.

“How about people who are in settings — mosques, for instance — that
may be teaching doctrines of hate and terror,” Romney continued. “Are
we monitoring that? Are we wiretapping? Are we following what’s going
on?”

Speculators rushing in as the water recedes



Would-be home buyers are betting New Orleans will be a boomtown.

A common definition of the simulacrum
is a copy of a copy whose relation to the model has become so
attenuated that it can no longer properly be said to be a copy.

No one has been
able to say how many people died inside the convention center; police,
military and center officials estimate the number is about 10. Nor has
there been any attempt to document the number of assaults, robberies
and rapes that eyewitnesses said occurred from the time the first
people broke into the convention center seeking shelter on the
afternoon of Monday, Aug. 29, and when units of the Arkansas National
Guard moved into the center on Friday, Sept. 2.

But even without those numbers, what happened in the convention center
stands as a harsh indictment of government’s failure to help its
citizens when they needed it most.

As we went down
Canel street the damage was surreal, there was a boat in the street,
toxic sludge in the streets, what we immediately noticed, was the
number of police, military, contractors, and Blackwater mercenaries
protecting property.

We came up on the Convention Center, and after all the clean up, it
still looked like a living hell, the smell of dead bodies was
overwhelming, what was more crazy and shows the inhumanity, the
VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS as defined by the Internatinal Convention on
Human Rights and the CRIMINAL MISCONDUCT of these devils, and that
includes, Condi and Alberto, is that there were plenty of hotels, The
Marriot, The Wyndham, The Holiday Inn, that were completely habitable.

As New Orleans is under marshal law, last night around 6:30pm the
military informed us that anyone on the streets would get a warning
shot, and after that be shot on the spot, throughout the night, we saw
groups of white men riding around in pickup trucks, vigilantes, along
with the NOPD and the @#%$ NYPD, yes, yes yall the NYPD is in the
house, this is the battle ground, this is the BATTLE FOR ALGIERS, we
are on our way to Baton Rouge, Houston, TX and Jackson, MI, more to
come.

This Saturday, September 17, 2005 from 2-5pm
at KAOS Network (4343 Leimert Blvd, LA, CA)

Leimert Park, CA, LALOC, KAOS NETWORK and JUICE present an Intergenerational Forum to
bring the generations together to address misperceptions, find common
ground and begin healing our communities by working together.

As he
prepares to launch his reelection bid, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is
facing attack from a group of fellow Republicans who condemn his record
on Latino appointments and assail the state GOP as “morally wrong and
politically stupid” in its treatment of Latino candidates.



In an unusual open letter drafted for
release today, the activists offer a litany of political grievances and
assert that “the California Republican Party and its key leaders are
systematically excluding Latinos from any kind of meaningful role in
the state party or state government.”

The letter noted that Schwarzenegger has no Latinos in his cabinet or in senior positions.

Suddenly the Monty Python “No one expects the Spanish Inquisition” isn’t nearly as funny any more.