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The last thing you want is to be cornered by one of those tinfoil hat weirdos at a party, amirite? But, hey, you’re into sports, right? And social media? And entertainment? You know, everyday stuff that normal people like to talk about? Great! Because, boy, do I have some stuff to talk about with you! Don’t worry, no crazy political rants here, I promise!
WHO cares what celebrities think? WHO cares, that’s who! Or, more to the point, WHO wants you to care what they think. Join James for this week’s #PropagandaWatch as he peels back the layers on the WHO’s “celebrity influencer” propaganda campaign.
One of the most frequently asked questions I receive is how someone can wake up their friend, family member or coworker. It is, of course, and unanswerable question, but I gained a new insight into the question of waking up recently that might help us understand and approach the question in a different way . . .
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One of the most frequently asked questions I receive is how someone can wake up their friend, family member or coworker. It is, of course, and unanswerable question, but I gained a new insight into the question of waking up recently that might help us understand and approach the question in a different way . . . |
Stripped of its contextual baggage, the phrase “My Body, My Choice” makes a compelling rallying cry because it conveys a fundamental truth that we all innately understand: I have the claim to my own body and what is done to it. So why, then, are we being asked to believe that when it comes to vaccinations during a declared pandemic it is “Your Body, Their Choice”?
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Stripped of its contextual baggage, the phrase “My Body, My Choice” makes a compelling rallying cry because it conveys a fundamental truth that we all innately understand: I have the claim to my own body and what is done to it. So why, then, are we being asked to believe that when it comes to vaccinations during a declared pandemic it is “Your Body, Their Choice”? |
by James Corbett corbettreport.com September 30, 2014 Yesterday morning, September 29, 2014, Dr. Stan Monteith, the host of the long-running radio show, “Radio Liberty,” passed away from natural causes. He was 85 years old. “Doctor Stan,” or “Grandpa Liberty” as he...
James Corbett corbettreport.com This article originally appeared in The Corbett Report Subscriber newsletter on August 23, 2014. To subscribe to the newsletter and become a member of The Corbett Report website, please sign up for a monthly or annual membership here....
James Corbett corbettreport.com This article originally appeared in The Corbett Report Subscriber newsletter on August 16, 2014. To subscribe to the newsletter and become a member of The Corbett Report website, please sign up for a monthly or annual membership here....
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