Guantanamo Survivor-Hero Moazzam Begg to Discuss 9/11! today, 4-6 pm CT, gcnlive.com

Kevin Barrett interviews Moazzam Begg: 4-6 pm CT today, Monday 10/15/07, Dynamic Duo, http://gcnlive.com network 4

Just as William Rodriguez symbolizes the heroism and suffering of all first responders, survivors and truth-tellers, Moazzam Begg is the pre-eminent heroic survivor of Guantanamo and the rest of the post-9/11 global torture gulag. Begg's book Enemy Combattant has garnered rave reviews from those mainstream and left-mainstream outlets brave enough to face it--including my old friend Amy Goodman:

http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=06/07/31/1435225

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/19356

http://books.guardian.co.uk/reviews/biography/0,,1733975,00.html

http://news.independent.co.uk/people/profiles/article3035941.ece

As far as I know, Moazzam Begg has not yet had an on-the-record conversation with a 9/11 truth advocate, so this interview will boldly go where no interview has gone before.

Begg advocates civil disobedience and mass resistance to the neocon war criminal regime. Besides 9/11 and the horrors it spawned, our conversation will touch on activism ideas and projects. Some of my favorites include a new effort to publicize the home addresses of war criminals and other power abusers, hopefully including those who tortured Moazzam and murdered two of his fellow detainees (http://www.wheretheylive.org)...

and the upcoming Guy Fawkes Day-V-for-Vendetta Day festivities beginning November 5th:

http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/11/04/18326516.php

http://www.mujca.com/v.htm

http://www.waronwar.us

Speaking of Global Peace Week/War on War Week, I will be interviewing Carol Brouillet and Sherry Clark, two key forces behind the project, tomorrow, Tuesday 10/16, 9-11 p.m., on 9/11 and Empire Radio, http://www.wtprn.com

along with "PC," another brave, brilliant and (excuse my sexism) lovely woman who is contributing to http://wheretheylive.org

The theme of this show will be bodacious babes with audacious ideas (ahem) "well-behaved women rarely make history."

Don't miss it!