New internationalist radio programme at Féile FM 103.2

international | anti-capitalism | press release Saturday November 10, 2007 16:47 by The Fourth World War info at feile dot com

THE FOURTH WORLD WAR. MONDAYS 6.30-7PM FéILE FM 103.2 (www.féilefm.com)

Welcome to The Fourth World War. From this Monday every Monday we’ll be with you in Féile FM 103.2 broadcasting from Belfast to the world through internet (www.féilefm.com).

Monday after Monday we’ll bring you the most important news from all these struggles around the world which conform what many people call the 4th WW. From the barricades of Palestine to the barrios of Venezuela and from the streets of Paris to the mountains of Nepal. All over the world a silent war is going on. A war made of hundreds of wars. A war between humanity and the capitalist globalization.

We want to know more about all these struggles as we feel on the same side of the barricade and we want to share experiences, failures and victories, sufferings and dreams.

Che Guevara said: “If you tremble indignation at every injustice then you are a comrade of mine.”

So we tremble and take inspiration and stand up in the struggle for another world.

And what better way than start “listening to other voices in other places”?

Every Monday we’ll have with us comrades from all around the world to give us an insight from first hand and to help to understand all these silent wars, all these struggles for a better world.

This Monday, as an introduction, we’ll have a chat with Sukant Chandan, London based political activist and analyst, to start understanding what is the new world order, why the war in Iraq, how are all the struggles linked…

We took inspiration from a piece written by Subcomandante Marcos from the Zapatista Army of National Liberation. As you probably know this indigeneous army rose up in 1994 to make their voice heard and to defend the Indians rights in that part of Mexico called Chiapas. Since then they have inspired people all around the world. It was Subcomandante Marcos who used the term The Fourth World War for the first time when he wrote this piece in 1999.

And this is why we call our programme The Fourth World War, in Féile Fm 103.2 from Belfast to the world every Monday from 6.30 to 7.

Join us! Spread the word!