-Caveat Lector- RadTimes # 56 - October, 2000 An informally produced compendium of vital irregularities. "We're living in rad times!" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents: --------------- --Raid on Human Rights Radio --The Old, White NAB --Fired for having the wrong genes --Update of jail situation [Prague] --Czech Police Statement --Prague - the globalisation of a city ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Begin stories: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Raid on Human Rights Radio Cranking Up State Repression SFLR News - 9-30-00 Human Rights Radio in Springfield, Illinois has been shut down by the feds. An email sent out yesterday by long-time station supporter Mike Townsend indicates that the station was raided at 5:15 p.m. yesterday by a multi jurisdictional task force consisting of federal marshals, sheriff's deputies, city police and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) agents. The task force ransacked the station, taking, broadcast equipment and a computer. "They took the transmitter, a mixer board, microphones, CD players, tape players, some speakers-they had a two page list," Townsend told San Francisco Liberation Radio in a phone interview this morning. "They even took his computer." This action comes just as news reaches us that half of the U.S. Senate has now signed on to a bill introduced by Sen. Rod Grams (R-Minnesota) to overturn the FCC's decision legalizing micro radio, or low-power FM. Grams' bill is a replica of the notorious "Oxley Bill," which passed the House on April 13. Both bills will reduce by 80 percent the number of low-power FM stations which can be licensed and will require a new round of technical tests that many view as a ruse designed to keep low-power stations off the air permanently. Human Rights Radio in Springfield was founded by Mbanna Kantako, considered the father of the micro radio movement. Kantako, a blind African-American, put the station on the air in 1987 and used the public airwaves to discuss police brutality in the community. This new level of state repression comes in the wake of four days of successful in-your-face protests against the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) last week in San Francisco. The NAB, in the past week, has mounted what has been described as a "full court press" lobbying effort in support of the Grams bill, which, it is expected, will be attached as a rider to a budget appropriations bill so as to reduce the chances of a presidential veto. The raid in Springfield came after a court hearing earlier in the day in which a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the station, Townsend said. A second hearing, in which Kantako is expected to represent himself, is scheduled for next Wednesday. "He (Kantako) went down to the court room on Friday morning," said Townsend. "They already had all the orders typed up and everything for the judge to sign." Townsend said FCC Agent Will Gray, who has paid visits and sent threatening letters to the station for years, was present in the courtroom. Gray works out of the Chicago FCC field office. "The whole thing was this trumped up deal-I mean, it was no big surprise-was that the station was supposedly interfering with air traffic. And they had a log of pilots who supposedly said they had heard this, that or the other thing. One of them said he thought he heard kazoo music," Townsend said. The FCC and the NAB have long raised the specter of air traffic interference as a reason for outlawing low-power FM. "It doesn't carry much weight around here because Mbanna has been on the air 4,448 days and nights," Townsend said. He added: "The other thing is that it just so happens that this weekend is when they have the big Springfield Air Show. The U.S. Airforce Thunderbirds are going to be here and everything. I think they thought if anybody gets concerned about this we'll just tell them he was endangering thousands of lives and we just had to do something and so forth. It was a good plan on their part. If I was them I'd do the same thing." Townsend said Human Rights Radio plans to return to the airwaves if equipment can be obtained. Persons wishing to make donations should call 217-789-0038. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Old, White NAB September 28, 2000 <http://www.radiodigest.com/columns_humor/2000/hum_092800_graham_1.phtml> By Lyssa Graham Somehow, you can know a thing and still not believe it until you see it. Thanks to the NAB Radio Show 2000 in San Francisco, I now know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that radio is run by old white guys. They were everywhere. For a moment I thought that I had fallen into a nest of Southern Baptists. Even the people of color were represented by white guys. The keynote speaker for the big industry breakfast was Colin Powell, an openly white man who, to borrow from George Carlin, happens to be black. No disrespect intended by that, but the truth is Colin Powell is about a close to his black roots as Loni Anderson's hair is to hers. Sure, there were a few black, brown and yellow folks running around the show, but most of the faces were white. Old and white. It's frightening, really. There were a variety of hot topics at the show. Internet radio was a big one. Satellite radio was even bigger. I'm wondering why so many people pretended not to hear the hollow toll of the bell following the discussions led by Lee Abrams of XM Satellite Radio. There's a new age coming, and Abrams as well as the folks at Sirius Satellite are poised to make life difficult for terrestrial radio. There was a session devoted to capturing the "Generation Why" market. For those unaware of Generation Why, it's the group just after Generation X and before the Generation Whatever group still in middle school. Why capture them? I don't know. The only money they have is their parent's money. But they'll spend it. That was the key to the entire NAB Radio Show. It was all about the money. How to get it, how to spend it, how to make more of it and how to keep it from anyone desiring to run a low-power FM station. Anti-LPFM sentiment attracted a crowd of protesters to the event. Every grass-roots organization in the country sees the NAB's fight against LPFM as a threat to democracy and a sterling example of an evil corporate empire at work. I'm inclined to agree with a lot of the protesters on principle, but they certainly didn't present their arguments in the most effective manner. The highlight for me was the four boys (they were boys, not men) who broke through the rent-a-cop security at the door. These young men got into the convention center and parked themselves in the middle of the entrance floor in order to protest something, I'm not sure what. They managed to stay in the building for quite some time because, as a defensive measure, they had attached themselves together with bicycle locks. Around their necks. Now I don't know about you, but I've seen bicycle locks attached to telephone and light poles before. The locks appeared to be extremely effective in protecting the lone tire they were still attached to the bikes themselves being long gone. I assume that the same thing would apply to human heads. There's no way of telling as the four bike boys were removed by San Francisco Police before anyone could try sawing off their heads. As an ace radio reporter, I spent time talking to the protesters at many of their events. As near as I can tell, the protests were organized by every group in the entire world in order to protest every possible thing in the entire world. After listening to the 15th unwashed guy tell me that the NAB was evil, I went back to the tried-and-true ace-radio-reporter events: eating the free food in the press room. You have to be quick to nab that free food. Radio reporters traditionally don't make a lot of money, and they can be absolute vultures when it comes to a free sandwich and some stale Starbucks coffee. The only things more popular with the press than the free food were the free drink coupons passed out at most events. Drinking or reporting. You can guess which was most popular. The wrap-up to the week's events was the celebrated Marconi Awards dinner. If for some reason you had made it through the week without noticing the aged whiteness of the crowd, the Marconi's would have made it crystal clear to you. Good God, it was a dry event. Even with the copiously flowing free wine. The Washington Post's Frank Ahrens and I were the only people who found it hilarious that WOOD-AM in Grand Rapids, Mich., would walk away with an extremely phallic Marconi award. Get it? Wood, phallic. We're lucky we didn't get thrown out of the awards dinner. I blame the wine for the hysteria at our table. Even the entertainment shone a spotlight on the whiteness of the crowd. Playing live, and I might add, rocking the joint was Lynyrd Skynyrd. Granted, they haven't had a hit in years. Granted, they appeal primarily to white boy rockers of a certain age, but still it was a great show. And the audience reaction? They sat there. Even through "Sweet Home Alabama." Amazing. I have been in the British Virgin Islands on a floating bar named the Willie T and seen a crowd of Brits go bonkers for "Sweet Home Alabama," and they don't even have an Alabama in England. I do not blame Johnny Van Zant for throwing his mic stand across the stage and walking off before the guitar solo ended during "Freebird." I'm not even a big Skynyrd fan but it's downright un-American to sit quietly through "Freebird." I would not have thought it possible. When you wonder why radio has gotten boring, remember that the guys who run it didn't dance to "Freebird." Sad. Next year's show will be in New Orleans. Maybe they can get Tony Bennett to play. He'll appeal to the owners. If he's not too young for them. ---- Lyssa Graham welcomes your comments, tips and suggestions. You can e-mail her at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. Her humor column appears every Thursday in RadioDigest.com. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fired for having the wrong genes The Guardian (UK) Tuesday September 19, 2000 Special report: the ethics of genetics 'If you'd said I'd get fired for this, I would have laughed' Health warning: As DNA screening takes hold, Americans find it can leave them unemployed and uninsured by Julian Borger in Washington The U.S. equal employment opportunities commissioner, Paul Miller, has called for tougher safeguards for workers against genetic discrimination after it emerged that hundreds of people have already lost their jobs or insurance protection as a direct result of advances in genetic screening. "Just as it is illegal to refuse to hire an individual because of their race or gender, it should be illegal to make job decisions based solely upon genetic information without considering that person's ability to do the work," Mr Miller wrote in an article in the University of Maryland's Journal of Health Care Law & Policy. "It is simply bad science for an employer to use the presence of a predictive genetic trait or marker to make workplace decisions, because those traits cannot predict how well that person will succeed in the workplace." Civil rights activists are growing concerned that if such Orwellian practices develop at the same pace as the race to decipher the human blueprint they could create a "genetic underclass" considered unemployable because of the chemical codes they carry inside them. 'Flaws' cost jobs In a recent survey carried out by the Shriver centre for public health in Massachusetts, doctors and genetic testing centres reported 582 cases of people who were turned down for jobs or health insurance because of "flaws" discovered in their genes. Another watchdog organisation, the Council for Responsible Genetics (CRG), says it has documented more than 200 cases of genetic discrimination by employers. Researchers believe these figures are the tip of an iceberg. In most cases the corporations involved are not keen to publicise their practices, and nor are the victims, anxious to avoid further stigmatisation. In the cases cited by the genetics council the victims are not referred to by their full names. They include Kim, a social worker, who mentioned at a staff workshop that her mother had died of Huntington's disease, giving her a 50% chance of developing the potentially fatal genetic condition. A week later she was dismissed. In another case a 40-year-old woman with an exemplary employment record agreed to take part in a genetic research survey and tested positive for BRAC1, a gene linked to some breast and ovarian cancers. Despite having preventive surgery she lost her health insurance and then her job. Mr Miller is calling for new federal legislation to close the legal loopholes that allow employers and insurance companies to gain access to genetic information on prospective employees and use that information in hiring and firing. An attempt to get Congress to pass an anti-discrimination law - led by the Democratic leader in the Senate, Tom Daschle - has been blocked by the opposition of the insurance industry and the corporate lobby in Washington. Watching the bill being shelved until next year at the earliest, the senator warned: "We simply cannot afford to take one step forward in science while taking two steps backwards in civil rights." The scientists leading the race to decode the human genome - like the physicists before them who first split the atom - also know the dangers that are inherent in their mission. As the first draft of the human genome map was unveiled to a great fanfare in June one of its principal authors, Francis Collins, director of National Human Genome Research Institute, said: "Already, with but a handful of genetic tests in common use, people have lost their jobs, lost their health insurance and lost their economic well-being due to the unfair and inappropriate use of genetic information." Records unprotected Recent research has found that the fear of future discrimination can be as damaging as discrimination itself, as people forgo screening for potentially treatable conditions for fear the information will be used against them in the future. A study by Georgetown University in Washington found that fear of discrimination has led one in 10 people at risk deciding against testing for genetic traits linked to cystic fibrosis, Huntington's disease, colon cancer and other conditions with a hereditary link. The U.S. department of labour has found that many women are avoiding breast cancer screening because they believe a positive finding would go on their medical records and become available to employers or insurers. Their fears are justified in an unregulated market, where medical data are often treated as a tradable commodity, bought and sold by medical centres and insurance companies. In the words of one executive at a medical data company: "There are more controls over the disclosure of your video rentals than your medical records." ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update of jail situation Updated 30 September 2000 - 1800hours The following information is from 88 surveys received from people released from jail on Thursday and Friday (also early Saturday morning)... 82.5 % of the information in this survey came from men 96% surveyed were not read their rights in prision 62% surveyed were beaten of those beaten, 69% were beaten in the prison 77% surveyed were restrained 70% surveyed were interrogated 45% surveyed were strip searched 96% surveyed were not allowed phone calls 51% surveyed were not allowed translation 21% surveyed were not allowed any water 43% surveyed were not allowed food of those not allowed food, some paid guards for food 69% surveyed were not allowed sleep PRISONER'S REPORTS Many prisoners where denied use of toilets, to a telephone call or a lawyer. Two seventeen year old girls where denied phone calls to their parents and another kept isolated. Prisoners were left without jackets or blankets all night, some outside, others handcuffed to the bars for falling asleep. Reports of being kept awake for 30 hours. Epileptics denied medical attention, one woman given pills that made her sick. Very severe beatings, reports of having faces repeatedly bashed against walls, being punched in face and stomach, kicked and beaten while handcuffed on the floor, others beaten with truncheons and metal poles. Some beatings continued for more than half an hour at a time and other prisoners were forced to watch or listen. Hands cuffed behind back for periods up to twelve hours, some so tight that prisoners wrists bled. Many reports of broken bones; arms, fingers, noses and ribs, mostly ignored and medical attention denied in many cases. Police beating handcuffed prisoners randomly in bus. One prisoner who had been badly beaten was transported in the boot of the van. Prisoners forced to crawl on their hands and knees. Report of being stripped, severely beaten, taken to an outside yard where their where people lying unconscious, and then told to dance to music. "Skinheads" were brought into cells and allowed to beat the prisoners. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Czech Police Statement Prague 28 September 2000 Police presidency of the Czech Republic Public Relations Unit Press information on aliens detained in connexion with the violent protests against IMF and WB The Police of the Czech republic detained, because of the active participation in the violent protests in Prague, 231 aliens. All the detained persons were committed to the alien police department of the capital Prague in order to give an explanation. 129 of them have already been removed in detention center of the Police of the Czech republic B�lkov�. The administrative proces on expulsion of these detained persons has been launched. In connexion with the intentional breaking of public peace, the temporary residence of 93 aliens was ended. 8 aliens were released without any measures. The ambassies of the relevant states received the name lists of their citizens from the police. Yesterday, 27 September, an extraordinary event happened at local police department of Prague 4. The USA citizen detained because of active participation in demonstrations and questioned of the attack against the public authority, attacked the policemen which were present in the service room. She kicked several times one of him and she smashed his uniform; she was trying to tear the insignias with the service-numbers off the uniforms of the others policemen. That alien was refusing to submit to investigating acts especially to the communication of accusation as well. During the conflict she jumped down off the window in the first floor of the buliding. According to the preliminary information, her leg and spine were wounded. Consequently the medical help and the hospitalisation in one of the Prague hospitals were given to her. The event is investigated by the supervision bodies of the Police presidency. Major Ji�� Suttner ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prague - the globalisation of a city The world order of globalisation has sharpened the undemocratic rule of small elite, the social inequality and the militarisation under the leadership of the US and its European partners to unprecedented dimensions. During the summit of IMF and WB in Prague this world order was virtually concentrated in one town. Militarily separated from the public and its critics a hand full of world rulers thought about the future of their unjust order. Not only their enemies were to be isolated and made silent by more than 11.000 police and military troops (among those special "anti-terrorist" � meaning state terrorist � units from the US, Germany and other NATO states). Also 30.000 inhabitants of Prague were temporarily displaced. Since Seattle the apparent peace accompanying those summits of war has been broken by the social and political movement to which the media has given the name "enemies of globalisation". We can identify ourselves with this name which is being used by the "open and liberal minded" journalists of the establishment to ridicule us with both cynics and fear as living in the past because of being still unwilling to accept the nice neo-liberal world of free individuals even ten years after the fall of the Berlin war. But the billions of victims of globalisation and neo-liberalism in the poor countries will on the other hand recognise it as a chance to win a new promising ally inside the opulent West. In order to meet this hope the enemies of globalisation need a big portion not only of courage but also of intelligence to confront our incredibly tenacious enemy especially in the West, the political, military and social cradle and stronghold of the unjust neo-liberal order. The fact that the summit in Prague ended one day earlier as scheduled is therefore not the most important result of the protests. Prague was after Seattle, where this new subject of struggle was born, the major test regarding its political strengths and weaknesses Stick and carrot � Havel's garden party of civil society and riot police A paradigm of Seattle has been the social and political broadness of the protests: from those who strive for the protection of turtles, passing by the protectionist US unions to the autonomous anarchists. The incredible brutality of the police did not leave any space for half-measures facing the enemy. However, the characteristics of neo-liberal globalisation is not only violent repression. "Left liberal" imperialism attempts also to integrate the resistance wherever it seems to be possible by throwing bombs for "human rights" and launching starvation embargos against "dictators". In Prague the efficient imperial weapon of "devide et impera" was applied much more cunningly as in Seattle that saw only sticks and tear gas. The head of the World Bank, Wolfensohn, played comprehension for the opponents of globalisation and the boss of the IMF, K�hler, claimed the struggle against poverty that will half it in the frame of 15 years. As always the mass media played a decisive role in the game to point to the most consequent enemies of globalisation as criminals thus isolating them and legitimising the repression against them. Vaclav Havel especially is able to carry out this policy as the anti-communist part of the "civil society" is still recognising him as a political, theoretical and morale authority in the struggle for "freedom". With the meeting between civil society and the leading personalities of IMF and WB he was able to re-integrate into the strategy of the enemy one part of the NGO milieu, which in Seattle has been part of the protests. It is positive that INPEG (Initiative against economic globalisation) which have been invited to the meeting refused to participate and therewith dealt a blow to the attempt of the enemy. Apparently the meeting with the most outstanding personalities of the enemy was a trick to obvious too be able to split the opponents of globalisation except maybe the neo-liberal public relations NGOs, which are in no way needed by the movement. But globalisation used also more subtle instruments as for example the ideological bombardment against peoples which are being denounced as "nationalists" (Yugoslavia), "fundamentalists" (Arab countries) and even "fascists" (Iraq) to destroy their legitimacy as popular forces against neo-liberalism. Unfortunately in Prague representatives of those forces were lacking. Even in those parts of the movement that regard themselves as internationalist (let alone the absurd current of anti-nationals) there is a broad refusal against those forces of real resistance against globalisation inspired by "politically correct" prejudices and US and European centrism. This is not only impeding the broad unity respecting the different forms of protest effectively fighting globalisation. It is also helping the neo-liberal globalisers to isolate the centres of resistance that we need to bring down the international totalitarism of the New World Order. In order to reach the unity to confront neo-liberalism we have to attempt to give those peoples a voice in the movement against globalisation on the base of mutual respect and the right of self-determination, sovereignty and its own identity against the Western imperialist unitary thought. A further problem: the split in the Czech movement We only can speculate about the reasons why it was not possible to integrate the communist forces against globalisation in Eastern Europe in general and especially in the Czech republic. They would have been decisive to back the protests with mass support as the Czech Communist Party (KSCM) can count on the electoral support of more than 20% of the population which is expressing a clear discontent with ten years of capitalism. One reason for the fact that the KSCM did not participate at the IMPEG alliance is obviously its social democratic integration into the institutions, its low appreciation for mass protests and also its weakness to organise them � characteristics of many communist parties originating from the state apparatus. At the same time INPEG displayed a sectarian and excluding attitude against communists. This was not only proved by some banners reading "The revolution will not be bolshevised" or leaflets headlining "Nationalists, Stalinists and parties of the regime are social and class enemies even if they present themselves as forces of resistance" proving a profound anti-communist spirit. The majority of the autonomous movement of Eastern Europe have their origins in the left, anti-authoritarian wing of the civil right movement against the bureaucratised non capitalist collectivist regimes and regard the CPs still as enemies although they also have become excluded by globalisation. Therefore they must be an integral part of an alliance. We have to fight against the anti-communist currents in order to achieve unity. At the same time the struggle against the neo-liberal social democracy and the opportunist pragmatism of many former communist party is necessary and legitimate. The international day of action seen from the "blue block" Our delegation has joint the "blue" part of the international demonstration. (The demonstration consisted of three parts, blue, yellow and pink in order to surround the congress centre and to encircle the participants inside.) In this colourful diversity on the Memesti Miru place (place of freedom where the starting rally took place) we felt most close to the Bask delegation that participated in the blue block with their ikarunas (national flags). The leadership of the blue demonstration was provided by the "black block" consisting of the German, Greek and Czech autonomous movement. Our decision to join the blue part was proved correct as they attacked the military blockade most seriously erected around the conference centre. The clash with the blue front which left many injured and led to several arrests was a evidently a major reason for the IMF to prematurely finish its meeting. However, only some meters away from the place of battle very few reminded of the protests � maybe except the smell of tear gas. In Seattle the movement was able to make the entire town the scene of protests. The "guerrilla tactics" of Seattle is indispensable facing the powerful and concentrated military and police deployment. The blockade and the prevention of the conference as the main aim can only be reached with numerous tactical and propagandistic collateral actions of different types. Especially those actions allowed it in Seattle to break the media blockade and achieve the broad dimension of the protest movement. Only the entirety of actions brings about the political success and the possibility to reach the main goal. In Prague the police tried to avoid these dynamics by unleashing brutality against the de-centralised actions after the main demonstration. Therefore those actions must be planned and co-ordinated in future events in order to overcome sponateism, which helped the well-equipped police forces a lot to repress the movement. The struggle against globalisation is a popular one Events like in Seattle or Prague are only episodes in a long struggle. IMF, WB and WTO are symbols of globalisation whose unjust character is expressed in various social, political and cultural contradictions. The movement against globalisation cannot be reduced to spectacular big mobilisations that fall apart later. Seattle and Prague helped many small and local movements to understand themselves as part of an overall struggle that is not only directed against single brutalities of globalisation but against the totality of the social, political and cultural system of the New World Order. In this way the alliance of Seattle and Prague must link itself to the concrete social and political struggles of the population hit day by day by the injustice. However, up to now the movement against globalisation was strongly stamped by different forms of Western sub-culture not only hindering many to participate but often even explicitly striving for an encapsulation against the "normal" population. This can und must be overcome by a new internationalist culture of resistance. In this sense it is not only necessary to develop the international movement against globalisation into a real popular movement but also to develop a social and political alternative to counterpoise to the New World Order. The unity in action on the political base of "justice and liberty" as well as "globalisation of solidarity" is more than vague and risks to fall apart right after every mobilisation. We need critical reflection of the results of our practical struggle, we need exchange in order to find the appropriate points and forms of new common action to deepen the contradiction of the New World Order and to strengthen the anti-imperialist struggle. Within it a revolutionary force must be built step by step advocating a new political and economic project of emancipation. An international movement to smash NATO or the European Union would be an important continuation and concretisation of the movement of Prague. This is necessary in order to win also the broad support of the popular masses of Eastern Europe. And when the struggles of peoples like those of Yugoslavia or Colombia is openly challenging the New World Order the opponents of globalisation must organise throughout the world new Seattles and Pragues. Only in those struggles and its internationalist dynamics the hopes for justice and liberty can become a real force being able to break the totalitarism of globalisation and to start the transformation of society. In this frame the movement of Seattle and Prague has to prove its real character. ====================================================== "Anarchy doesn't mean out of control. 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