This week we hear an eye-opening deep analysis of the present credit crunch from the former Eastern European Projects Director of the New Economics foundation. We hear tesimony from a woman who was at Luton Station on the same morning the alleged 7/7 London Bombers... and a shocking briefing from inside US Marine Corps Intelligence from Iraq Veterans Against the War. We also hear an extract from a station set up to mark 60th anniversary of the Israel, Radio Free Palestine plus Bristol pressure group Transform talk about the legalisation of drugs.

Dialect - 16 May 2008

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Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3
file]:

(08:11) The Biggest Financial Crisis in History? - Economics and the World War - Deep analysis of the Credit Crunch and what it means for ordinary people - we hear from Martin Summers, ex Eastern European Projects officer at the New Economics Foundation
(19:19) Radio Free Palestine broadcast to mark the 60th Anniversary of the State of Israel
(31:40) Miss X, testifies to what happened on the morning of 7/7 at Luton Station
(37:59) Poetry - Jeff
(40:20) Extract from Strange Conflict by Dennis Wheatley
(44:52) What's On in Bristol
(51:19) Ex US Marine Corps Staff Sargeant Jimmy Massey from Iraq Veterans Against the War gives us an inside view of USMC Intelligence Briefings
(55:09) Transform - Drug Legalisation campaign

Producer: Tony Gosling
Reporter: Tony Gosling
Presenters: John Peters-Coleman
What's On guide: Jeff Sparkes
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran