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Kristin Hersh - Your Ghost

Length: 3:22
Rating Average: 4.92 from 497 people
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Author: deanajean

Tags: Hersh Kristin

From her debut solo album, "Hips and Makers"

Kristin Hersh - Echo

Length: 4:16
Rating Average: 4.83 from 41 people
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Author: berdigendae

Tags: 4ad Echo Hersh Kristin motel Muses sky Throwing

The great Kristin Hersh with one of her finest songs.

US 'escalates covert Iran missions'

Length: 3:16
Rating Average: 4.93 from 168 people
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Author: AlJazeeraEnglish

Tags: Al Bush congress Fakhry George Ghida Hersh Iran Jazeera operations president Seymour US

Al Jazeera's Ghida Fakhry talks to investigative journalist Seymour Hersh about his latest article in New Yorker magazine, claiming that US congressional leaders have agreed to a presidential request for up to $400 million in funding for covert operations against Iran.

Kristin Hersh - Interview

Length: 4:10
Rating Average: 4.81 from 26 people
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Author: 893TheCurrent

Tags: 50 Foot Hersh Interview Kristin Live Muses Throwing Wave

Kristin Hersh talking with The Current's Steve Seel about the "chaotic" creation of her latest disc "Learn to Sing Like a Star." This is her seventh release as a solo artist. http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/02/08/kristin_hersh/

Kristin Hersh - In Shock

Length: 3:54
Rating Average: 4.79 from 107 people
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Author: simonbalthazar

Tags: 4ad hersh in kristin shock

Video for the single In Shock from the upcoming album Learn To Sing Like A Star (coming out on January 22nd). Directed and edited by Orrin Andersson. Official website www.throwingmusic.com, also see www.4ad.com/kristinhersh and myspace.com/kristinhersh

Seymour Hersh about Osama & Al 'Qaeda's Afghanistan escapes

Length: 6:25
Rating Average: 4.87 from 70 people
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Author: newname

Tags: 'Qaeda 9-11 9/11 911 Afghanistan Al Bin Bush For Hersh laden Military Osama Pakistan Press Seymour Truth U.S. war

Video clip from 9/11: Press For Truth. This features Seymour Hersh discussing in mainstream television news appearances how (Bush and heads of) the U.S. Military purposely let Osama Bin Laden escape at Tora Bora, Afghanistan, and flee across the border into Pakistan. And how they purposely let thousands of other Al 'Qaeda fighters, and possibly some of Osama Bin Laden's immediate family members be airlifted through a secure air corridor from Konduz, Afghanistan to Pakistan. Since YouTube has now made it impossible to include web addresses in Comments as well as Descriptions, to watch the ful version of 9/11: Press For Truth, go to Google; type Google Video in the search bar; when in the Google Video site, in the Google Video search bar type 9/11 Press For Truth and choose one of the videos that has the image of a red Rose beside the title. You'll see what I mean. It's easy.

Seymour Hersh: Fatah Al-Islam Crisis in Lebanon

Length: 5:59
Rating Average: 4.69 from 59 people
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Author: mingoi313

Tags: al bared crisis fatah future hamas hariri hersh hezbollah hizbollah islam lebanon nahr palestine seymour siniora syria

In an interview on CNN International's Your World Today, veteran journalist Seymour Hersh explains that the current violence in Lebanon is the result of an attempt by the Lebanese government to crack down on a militant Sunni group, Fatah al-Islam, that it formerly supported. Last March, Hersh reported that American policy in the Middle East had shifted to opposing Iran, Syria, and their Shia allies at any cost, even if it meant backing hardline Sunni jihadists. A key element of this policy shift was an agreement among Vice President Richard Cheney, Deputy National Security Advisor Elliot Abrams, and Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the Saudi national security adviser, whereby the Saudis would covertly fund the Sunni Farah al-Islam in Lebanon as a counterweight to the Shia Hezbollah. Hersh points out that the current situation is much like that during the conflict in Afghanistan in the 1980's -- which gave rise to al Qaeda -- with the same people involved in both the US and Saudi Arabia and the "same pattern" of the US using jihadists that the Saudis assure us they can control. When asked why the administration would be acting in a way that appears to run counter to US interests, Hersh says that, since the Israelis lost to them last summer, "the fear of Hezbollah in Washington, particularly in the White House, is acute." As a result, Hersh implies, the Bush administration is no longer acting rationally in its policy. "We're in the business of supporting the Sunnis anywhere we can against the Shia. ... "We're in the business of creating ... sectarian violence." And he describes the scheme of funding Fatah al-Islam as "a covert program we joined in with the Saudis as part of a bigger, broader program of doing everything we could to stop the spread of the Shia world, and it just simply -- it bit us in the rear."