The topic will be workers demands for better wages and benefits.

I'll be on sometime between 8pm and 9pm.

The show will air at this link at 7pm Eastern time tonight, Sunday April 28th and will be available at that address going forward fterwards: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lesersense/2013/04/28/white-house-correspondents-dinner-and-news-of-the-week

It will also be broadcast live on KCAA 1050am Radio in inland empire California Monday at 2pm Pacific time and can also be heard online at that time at http://tunein.com/radio/KCAA-1050-s31934/

Topics include:

1. Highlights from The 2013 White House Correspondents dinner

2. The New Violence Policy Center study that shows that Guns are rarely used to stop crimes and other gun news

3. Then, If the allegations are true, what to do about Syria and their alleged use of Chemical Weapons.

4. We will also have full coverage of the latest developments in the Boston bombing situation, the prosecution of the surviving Tsarnaev brother, and the politicization of the bombing.

This week also marks the return of our Trademark weekly hall of fame and shame for those politicians and prominent individuals who made great sense, or shameful nonsense, respectively.

http://phonebank.org/campaign/armenian_genocide

As a followup to my recent show on Genocide, this is one of what will be many efforts to raise awareness of genocide and put direct pressure to have genocides recognized and the perpetrators brought to justice.

Thank you





Join this calling campaign to the White House and Congress urging them to recognize the Armenian Genocide.

From 1915-1923, 1.5 million Armenian men, women and children were killed by the Ottoman Turkish Government. Since then, Turkey has made it ILLEGAL to talk about the Armenian genocide -- and to make matters worse, the Turkish government has used threats and intimidation -- an internation gag rule-- on speaking out on the genocide.

While a Senator and Presidential candidate, Barack Obama pledged to recognize the Armenian genocide -- but he has since failed to live up to his promise.

Take a look at this short segment from ABC World about the Armenian Genocide, then join our calling campaign to the White House and members of Congress.

Amina explains that her early posts criticizing Femen were under duress, as many of us surmised.


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Click here to listen http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lesersense/2013/04/21/making-sense-with-steve-leser--special-on-genocide

Press release - Special program on Genocide

Steve Leser, host of the radio show Making Sense with Steve Leser, a frequent guest on political shows on Fox News, and RT and formerly a blogger for the International Business Times will host a special show on Genocide to be aired on Sunday April 21st at 7pm eastern time on blogtalkradio.com and on Monday April 22nd at 2pm Pacific time on KCAA 1050am the NBC Radio Affiliate in southern California. The show is timed to closely coincide with the anniversary of various genocides, April 1975 is when the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia. April 6th is the anniversary of the start of the Rwandan Genocide. April 8th is Holocaust Remembrance day and April 24th is the anniversary of the start of the Armenian Genocide.

Guests will include survivors and family members of survivors relating their stories of the Armenian Genocide, the Cambodian Genocide, the Rwandan Genocide and the Holocaust. Discussions will include astonishing ways the genocides are similar and how earlier genocides may have been used as blueprints for more recent events. Finally, the hosts and guests will discuss how to make 'Never Again' a reality.

The show can be heard in the inland Empire area of California by tuning in to 1050am Monday April 22nd at 2pm Pacific time or by browsing to http://tunein.com/radio/KCAA-1050-s31934/ at 2pm Pacific time on Monday April 22nd. The show can also be heard by browsing to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lesersense/2013/04/21/making-sense-with-steve-leser--special-on-genocide at 7pm on Sunday, April 21st or anytime thereafter.

Press release - Special program on Genocide

Steve Leser, host of the radio show Making Sense with Steve Leser, a frequent guest on political shows on Fox News, and RT and formerly a blogger for the International Business Times will host a special show on Genocide to be aired on Sunday April 21st at 7pm eastern time on blogtalkradio.com and on Monday April 22nd at 2pm Pacific time on KCAA 1050am the NBC Radio Affiliate in southern California. The show is timed to closely coincide with the anniversary of various genocides, April 1975 is when the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia. April 6th is the anniversary of the start of the Rwandan Genocide. April 8th is Holocaust Remembrance day and April 24th is the anniversary of the start of the Armenian Genocide.

Guests will include survivors and family members of survivors relating their stories of the Armenian Genocide, the Cambodian Genocide, the Rwandan Genocide and the Holocaust. Discussions will include astonishing ways the genocides are similar and how earlier genocides may have been used as blueprints for more recent events. Finally, the hosts and guests will discuss how to make 'Never Again' a reality.

The show can be heard in the inland Empire area of California by tuning in to 1050am Monday April 22nd at 2pm Pacific time or by browsing to http://tunein.com/radio/KCAA-1050-s31934/ at 2pm Pacific time on Monday April 22nd. The show can also be heard by browsing to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lesersense/2013/04/21/making-sense-with-steve-leser--special-on-genocide at 7pm on Sunday, April 21st or anytime thereafter.

The irony is, its easier for terrorists to target only troops (combatants) of a nation state if that is what they wanted to do since nation states conveniently have bases full of them where there are few civilians. Some folks are only too happy to point out how many bases the US has all over the globe and yet miss how this is the finishing touch on any equivalency between a drone strike and a terrorist attack like Boston.

Despite all of these bases full of US service-people (and no, I don't want them attacked either), still the terrorists target civilians. Conversely, its hard for a nation state to surgically attack only terrorists since they (whether it is their intent or not) use civilians as human shields.

This being the case, I would argue it's much worse that terrorists kill civilians than for a nation state to have collateral civilian deaths in a drone raid.

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lesersense/2013/04/14/making-sense-with-steve-leser--rude-pundit-and-femen

This show includes interviews with the Rude Pundit on the President’s Plan to cut Social Security and Medicare and then we go to the source to talk to Inna Shevchenko about her group Femen who have been conducting topless protests against people, organizations and countries they feel are anti-women.









Edited to change to archive link etc.