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	AMY GOODMAN - Sculptor and Portrait Artist - Equestrian Art - Welded Steel Sculptor - Bronze - Sculptor - Portraits ...
		AMY GOODMAN - Sculptor and Portrait Artist - Equestrian Art - Welded Steel Sculptor - Bronze - Sculptor - Portraits and Commissions
		Her fl and white Equestrian works are very much in demand both in the UK and Europe, reaching as far as Kuwait and the U.A.E. She has also received commissions from Florida in the USA.
		Amy Goodman is a Sculptor and Portrait artist renowned for her Equestrian work, who has just returned to the UK after a spell living and working in SW France.
	www.amygoodman.co.uk (145 words)

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		AMY GOODMAN: That report filed by investigative reporter Greg Palast from Mexico City.
		AMY GOODMAN: You were at the news conference that AMLO -- the initials, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador -- held where he showed the videotape, which he said showed a PAN supporter stuffing a ballot box.
		AMY GOODMAN: And the general story went, it had been proven that he had false documents, and yet the investigative report done by Dick Thornburg and others actually never took on the issue of documents and, if they were false, why did the White House not prosecute, because this is falsifying federal documents.
	www.gregpalast.com /amy-goodman-interviews-palast-on-mexico-vote-and-dan-rather (1823 words)

	Amy Goodman interviews Noam Chomsky March 31, 2006 and April 3, 2006
		AMY GOODMAN: We're talking to Professor Noam Chomsky, upon the release of his new book, Failed States: The Abuse of Power and the Assault on Democracy.
		AMY GOODMAN: We're talking to Noam Chomsky, his new book, after he wrote Hegemony or Survival, one of scores of books, if not a hundred books that Professor Chomsky has written, his new one is called Failed States: The Abuse of Power and the Assault on Democracy.
		AMY GOODMAN: That's General Peter Pace, head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, being questioned by Tim Russert, talking about Jaafari, who at this very moment is struggling to be -- again, to hold on to his position as prime minister of Iraq.
	www.thirdworldtraveler.com /Amy_Goodman/AG_Interviews_NChomsky.html (7780 words)

	Political Affairs Magazine - Amy Goodman Scolds Corporate Media during Atlanta Speech (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Amy Goodman in her speech recalled the events surrounding Hurricane Katrina and the American corporate media's reaction to the Bush Administration's failure to respond to the massive human suffering in the immediate aftermath of the hurricane.
		Amy Goodman recalled how many family members of victims slain in the 9/11 attacks told the media and Bush Administration not to use the names and stories of their family members as political media fodder to justify a retaliatory war.
		Goodman detailed former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's policy role in the creation of the Pinochet dictatorship in Chile; his support of the generals in the "Dirty War" in Argentina; and his involvement in the Viet Nam War that killed millions of civilians in Cambodia, Laos, and Viet Nam during the Nixon Administration.
	www.politicalaffairs.net /article/articleview/4138/1/32 (2036 words)

	The Hindu : The other side of news
		Goodman pulls no punches as she takes on the politically high and mighty, irrespective of party, on the programme billed as the "Exception to the Rulers".
		Goodman is unstinting in her public condemnation of the present President, his close advisers and the interests that, in her view, they represent.
		Goodman is upbeat about the anti-war/peace movement, which she believes will continue to be a force to reckon with, albeit in different forms and rallying around different political and economic issues.
	www.thehindu.com /thehindu/mag/2003/07/13/stories/2003071300640300.htm (2079 words)

	Amy Goodman, Gatekeeper Of The Left
		Amy Goodman used to be a hero of mine.
		Before we delve into the specifics of Amy Goodman's service to the Bush regime it should be mentioned that her contract with Pacifica is appalling.
		Amy Goodman needs to allow an articulate guest to appear on her program capable of mentioning that it is impossible for burning jet fuel to have caused the destruction of the North and South towers of the World Trade Center.
	www.rense.com /general50/amy.htm (1586 words)

	Amy Goodman, Left Gatekeep (August 27, 2005)
		Amy Goodman used to be a hero of mine (http://www.baltimorechronicle.com/media_jun02.html).
		Before we delve into the specifics of Amy Goodman’s service to the Bush regime, it should be mentioned that her contract with Pacifica is appalling.
		Amy Goodman needs to allow an articulate guest to appear on her program capable of mentioning that it is impossible for burning jet fuel to have caused the destruction of the North and South towers of the World Trade Center.
	educate-yourself.org /cn/amygoodmangatekeeper27aug05.shtml (1843 words)

	Amy Goodman promotes new book - News
		Goodman, host of "Democracy Now!," made a stop at the Albuquerque Academy with her brother and co-author David Goodman on Saturday as part of their 71-city tour promoting their new book, The Exceptions to the Rulers.
		Goodman cited a study conducted by Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting that found only three anti-war voices out of 393 were aired on the major networks - NBC, CBS, ABC and PBS - leading up to the invasion of Iraq.
		Amy Goodman said members of the media are not only responsible for repeating the views of the government and those in control, but they are also responsible for the lives of the victims of this misrepresentation of the facts.
	media.www.dailylobo.com /media/storage/paper344/news/2004/05/03/News/Amy-Goodman.Promotes.New.Book-677231.shtml (582 words)

	Amy Goodman on CNN blows whistle on Donald Rumsfeld January 24, 2003.
		Amy Goodman on CNN blows whistle on Donald Rumsfeld January 24, 2003.
		AMY GOODMAN, HOST, "DEMOCRACY NOW": Yes it does, and I would say what Bush is engaging in right now is a kind of Raelian politic.
		GOODMAN: I think that the countries and the U.N. Security Council, not to mention those outside of it, are deeply concerned about peace in the world right now.
	foi.missouri.edu /domsecenhanceact/goodman2.html (994 words)

	Amy Goodman, Democracy Now! Host and Executive Producer - A BuzzFlash Interview
		Goodman is fearless whether she’s covering hot spots and protests on the streets in America, to covering atrocities throughout the world ignored by the corporate media, to hard hitting interviews in the studio.
		Amy Goodman: It began in 1996 as the only daily election show in public broadcasting, and it was meant to last about nine months during the election cycle.
		Amy Goodman: I live with that every day – November 12, 1991, the day that thousands of defenseless Timorese had gone to the cemetery to protest the killings of Timorese civilians by the US-backed Indonesian military.
	www.buzzflash.com /interviews/04/01/int04006.html (2670 words)

	FEMA's Dirty Little Secret (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Amy Goodman: We are going to continue now to look at New Orleans and the problems facing citizens who are displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
		Amy Goodman: That was Donna Azeez, speaking to us in Renaissance Village in Baker, Louisiana.
		Amy Goodman: As we drove off of Renaissance Village, we were chased by the guards in golf carts, who said they would be taking down our license plate and that we couldn't return.
	www.truthout.org /docs_2006/042506P.shtml (1631 words)

	Best of Tucson: 2007
		Geography aside, Goodman's award-winning reporting remains untamed by the whips of "patriotism" that seem to have much of mainstream media jumping through hoops.
		Her voice crackling with earnestness, Goodman is committed to reporting the stories she believes we must hear, stories that most of us would never otherwise encounter--eyewitness accounts, interviews, lectures.
		After an hour with Goodman, you may be outraged, you may be frustrated and you may be sickened, dismayed, despondent or even terrified, but you will definitely be more enlightened.
	www.tucsonweekly.com /gbase/Best/MainFrame?oid=oid:49533 (152 words)

	Boise Weekly - Not Your Everyday Newspaper: News: News: Breaking the Sound Barrier
		Amy Goodman, the longtime activist, muckraker and the last person you'll ever expect to find comforting the comfortable, is taking a step into the mainstream.
		Goodman, who for the last 10 years has been the voice of Democracy Now!, a hard-driving liberal activist radio and television news program, just signed up to be a nationally syndicated columnist with King Features Syndicate.
		Goodman, who wrote the book with her brother David, is headed for Boise this week for her first visit to the Gem State.
	www.boiseweekly.com /gyrobase/Content?oid=oid:212404 (1137 words)

	Amy Goodman
		Goodman has also won numerous awards for the radio documentary she co-produced with journalist Allan Nairn, MASSACRE: The Story of East Timor," including the Robert F. Kennedy Prize for International Reporting, the Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia Silver Baton, the Armstrong Award, the Radio/Television News Directors Award, as
		Goodman also broadcast the first US radio interview with imprisoned East Timor rebel leader Xanana Gusmao.
		In addition to her daily radio shows, Goodman speaks around the country on university campuses, as well as to human rights, church and community groups about media activism.
	www.geocities.com /womenvive/Amy_Goodman.html (234 words)

	Baltimore Independent Media Center: Amy Goodman, Left Gatekeeper; by Scott Loughrey
		Amy Goodman should be regarded as a Left Gatekeeper (LG).
		’s contribution to the global struggle to remove the neoconservatives from power in the US is undermined each day that passes that Amy Goodman fails to invite on her show an articulate critic of the official story of 9/11/01.
		Meanwhile, Amy, with her arresting eyes and very sincere appearance lends enormous credibility to propaganda elements used by the Empire.
	baltimore.indymedia.org /newswire/display/6523/index.php (3066 words)

	E-mail to Pacifica From Amy Goodman's Lawyer
		Although Amy had prepared a union grievance detailing the harassment she had endured for almost two months, she was persuaded to hold off its filing pending this meeting.
		Amy Goodman's October 18th Memo to The Executive Director and The Board Was Neither Leaked by Her Nor Posted On the Internet Prior To Its Receipt By Management and the Board.
		Permitting Amy Goodman to interview and comment upon proposed producers is not equivalent to the mutual agreement that has been the consistent past practice.
	www.glib.com /amy_lawyer_letter.html (1874 words)

	ZNet \|Haiti \| Aristide Interviewed by Amy Goodman
		AMY GOODMAN: The acting Secretary General of the Organization of American States has proposed the formation of a commission including a Haitian jurist, an international jurist and an international forensics expert to break the impasse in Neptune's case.
		AMY GOODMAN: The U.N. investigator, Louis Joinet, told Reuters that he believed the alleged massacre that Yvon Neptune is charged with was actually a confrontation between pro- and anti-Aristide forces.
		AMY GOODMAN: President Aristide, the well-known priest in Haiti, Reverend Gerard Jean-Juste, who was imprisoned himself, though recently freed, has called for the resignation of top U.S. State Department officials that he's accused of helping to arm Haiti's interim government, including the Assistant Secretary of State Roger Noriega.
	www.zmag.org /content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=55&ItemID=7836 (5466 words)

	Amy Goodman, Left Gatekeeper
		Before we delve into the specifics of Amy Goodman’s service to the Bush regime it should be mentioned that her contract with Pacifica is appalling.
		With Amy’s approval, Lance and Miniter eagerly promote the central idea that Al Qaeda was responsible for the complete destruction of buildings 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the World Trade Center on 9/11/01.
		Amy Goodman needs to allow an articulate guest to appear on her program capable of mentioning that it is impossible for burning jet fuel to have caused the destruction of the North and South towers of the World Trade Center.
	www.media-criticism.com /Amy_Goodman_03_2004.html (1575 words)

	Amy Goodman News
		Amy Goodman had a segment on Democracy Now last Wednesday where Robert Fisk was speaking before the Muslim Public Affairs Council at their annual meeting.
		Veteran journalist and Bush administration critic Seymour Hersh speaks to Amy Goodman on "Democracy Now" about what to expect from Robert Gates as defense secretary: "The reality is Gates is a fresh face and...
		Viewers of the November 15, 2006 airing of Democracy Now were given the treat of seeing Amy Goodman's interview with former Senator George McGovern, current Congressman Dennis Kucinich and the American...
	www.topix.net /who/amy-goodman (740 words)

	“The Crazies Are Back”: Bush Sr.’s CIA Briefer Recalls How the First Bush Administration Referred to Wolfowitz, ...
		AMY GOODMAN:Now one of the things we are talking about a lot and seeing a lot is that the same people that were there during the Reagan-Bush years and even before, the Wolfowitzes the Rumsfelds, Cheneys were there then.
		AMY GOODMAN: The story that was on the front page of the NY Times the Sunday of Labor Day last year when they rolled out their new product, Judith Miller’s piece.
		I’m Amy Goodman, as we return to the interview with two former CIA analysts, Ray McGovern, who worked under George Bush as Director of Central Intelligence and then was part of his daily briefing as President of the United States, this is President Bush senior, as well as David MacMichael, former CIA analyst as well.
	www.informationclearinghouse.info /article4736.htm (5056 words)

	Banter in Atlanter: Colbert Skewers Leftist Amy Goodman
		Goodman was arguing with rationally, Colbert was retorting with humor.
		I know Goodman probably thinks Tim Russert is a mainstream corporate stooge, but he really asks his guests hard questions and confronts them with statements and actions from their past (as with Cheney).
		amy goodman is what is commonly called a "communist" -- she's not actually a communist, but people like her get called that because they oppose capitalism.
	kg.typepad.com /banter/2006/10/colbert_skewers.html (1391 words)

	Democracy When? Amy Goodman's not-so-good coverage of 9/11
		Amy Goodman's passport saved her life in East Timor -- the Indonesian military death squads who massacred hundreds of civilians decided that it would be too much trouble if they killed two American journalists (she was travelling with Allen Nairn, who was beaten but not killed).
		When Amy Goodman was in Eugene, Oregon on May 8, 2004, I asked her why she thought the liberal alternative media has ignored and censored evidence of Bush's complicity in 9/11.
		Amy Goodman's mistreatment of David Ray Griffin was also criticized in an article posted to various internet discussion sites by five members on the fringe of the 9/11 movement.
	www.oilempire.us /democracynow.html (4230 words)

	Amy Goodman's 'Empire'
		As Goodman is quick to point out, she is not herself a big fan of being on the other side of the microphone, at least when the subject is her own life.
		But for Goodman the most "pivotal" story of her career was the story of East Timor, the small island nation north of Australia that was invaded by the Indonesian military in 1975--with an approving nod from Washington.
		For Goodman, the Santa Cruz Massacre, as it came to be known, became the signal example of "going where the silence is," and in many ways the last thirteen years of her career can be tied to that moment, when the abstract horror of war became real for her.
	www.commondreams.org /views05/0506-22.htm (3570 words)

	Scoop: Amy Goodman Scolds Corporate Media In Atlanta
		Amy Goodman in her speech recalled the events surrounding Hurricane Katrina and the American corporate media's reaction to the Bush Administration's failure to respond to the massive human suffering in the immediate aftermath of the hurricane.
		Amy Goodman discussed the importance of the political movement led by Cindy Sheehan, whose son Casey was killed during the US Invasion of Iraq.
		Amy Goodman recalled how many family members of victims slain in the 9/11 attacks told the media and Bush Administration not to use the names and stories of their family members as political media fodder to justify a retaliatory war.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/HL0609/S00364.htm (3163 words)

	Max Stahl on Amy Goodman and Santa Cruz massacre
		Amy Goodman and Alan Nairn were in the crowd closest to the soldiers as they arrived, lined up, and opened up with automatic fire directly into the crowd.
		Amy has done an outstanding job over many years in her reporting of this and other related issues.
		The silencing of Amy Goodman's courageous and conscientious voice would be great loss to American broadcasting and to the American public.
	www.etan.org /news/2001a/08stahl.htm (744 words)

	Amy Goodman
		Most people, such as those who don’t listen to DN, and don’t read magazines like this one, are completely oblivious to the extent to which the mainstream media has locked out alternative views and proposals, and distorted our understanding of what’s going on.
		So the most important conclusion to draw from her presentation is the extent to which the mainstream media has become a lapdog instead of a watchdog over governmental and corporate power.
		For these reasons, it should be a top priority of the peace and social justice movement to make programs like DN available to as many people as possible, and to spread the word.
	www.thomasmertoncenter.org /The_New_People/Sept2004/amy_goodman.htm (729 words)

	Amy Goodman's 'Empire'
		Three and a half years and two wars later, Goodman is still talking into her microphone, reporting on the big and small crises of the day.
		She is still broadcasting from the firehouse studio, still sending her war-and-peace reports into the media ether, except that these days when the engineer flips the switch on her microphone, she can expect hundreds of thousands of listeners to tune in.
		And, of course, it is a story about Goodman, who, at 48, has come to be seen by many on the left as a kind of human megaphone for the collective progressive unconscious.
	www.thenation.com /doc/20050523/ratner (776 words)

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