written by jeremy scahill, former democracy now producer and now writes with the correspondence as well. and italled dirty wars is based on u.s. operations in somalia, yemen, and afghanistan. the majors the major focus is the u.s. assassination of these two who were killed in a u.s. aug strike drone strike week apart. i had the opportunity to interview jeremy scahill about his book when we were here in new york. i asked him to start with who i anwar al-awlaki is. the hijackers had attended services at a mosque and a third one had attended services at a mosque in virginia. ,e was already on their radar but most of the guys said that they did not really know the guy. some believe he was directly attached to the 9/11 attacks, which i think it s preposterous. they nonsensical to think would have keyed into these attacks at the time. he endorsed george bush in the 2000 election. he had a lot of support in the arab community because many people felt that he would be better th
and a third one had attended services at a mosque in virginia. ,e was already on their radar but most of the guys said that they did not really know the guy. some believe he was directly attached to the 9/11 attacks, which i think it s preposterous. they nonsensical to think would have keyed into these attacks at the time. he endorsed george bush in the 2000 election. he had a lot of support in the arab community because many people felt that he would be better than al gore on the issue of palestine. he had also been busted twice on solicitation of but of prostitution charges and those were resolved through community service. were they real? al-awlaki said that they were not real. the first time in 1996 in san diego on a solicitation charge. and then he is pulled in. and he claimed that the fbi on his.hem to inform he had repeated conversations with the fbi and he said that many believe that they had gotten him to do something in terms of his public persona, he is looki
attended services at a mosque and a third one had attended services at a mosque in virginia. ,e was already on their radar but most of the guys said that they did not really know the guy. some believe he was directly attached to the 9/11 attacks, which i think it s preposterous. they nonsensical to think would have keyed into these attacks at the time. he endorsed george bush in the 2000 election. he had a lot of support in the arab community because many people felt that he would be better than al gore on the issue of palestine. he had also been busted twice on solicitation of but of prostitution charges and those were resolved through community service. were they real? al-awlaki said that they were not real. the first time in 1996 in san diego on a solicitation charge. and then he is pulled in. and he claimed that the fbi on his.hem to inform he had repeated conversations with the fbi and he said that many believe that they had gotten him to do something in terms of h
attended services at a mosque and a third one had attended services at a mosque in virginia. ,e was already on their radar but most of the guys said that they did not really know the guy. some believe he was directly attached to the 9/11 attacks, which i think it s preposterous. they nonsensical to think would have keyed into these attacks at the time. he endorsed george bush in the 2000 election. he had a lot of support in the arab community because many people felt that he would be better than al gore on the issue of palestine. he had also been busted twice on solicitation of but of prostitution charges and those were resolved through community service. were they real? al-awlaki said that they were not real. the first time in 1996 in san diego on a solicitation charge. and then he is pulled in. and he claimed that the fbi on his.hem to inform he had repeated conversations with the fbi and he said that many believe that they had gotten him to do something in terms of h
history. i think it is very fitting that someone like tom engelhardt would be publishing with k market books because it is a match made in rebellion. for years i actually thought tom engelhardt s name was tom dispatch. i subscribe to this wonderful newsletter. it was covering the issues of the day but covering them in a way that was totally anathema to the way corporate media functions in society. getting in depth, highlighting whistle-blowe whistle-blowers, analyzing u.s. policy without regard to partisan considerations. i think tomdispatch.com is the best we have to offer in this country in terms of citizen journalism and journalism that challenges not only a corporate duopoly but challenges corporate media outlets on their own terms. if you haven t heard of tomdispatch.com were signed up for the newsletter you certainly should. his name is not time dispatch. his name is tom engelhardt and the book we are here to celebrate is the united states of fear . i had the honor of