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This week on New World Next Week: It turns out Palantir was at the heart of the IAEA’s program for checking Iran’s nuclear compliance; GM crops are causing a rise in pesticide use in complete contradiction to the GM propaganda; and the pharmaceutical-industrial complex is going to start its own pharma recommendation committee!
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Award-winning novelist and agorist publisher Victor Koman joins us today to discuss his work in saving the notes, records, correspondence and manuscripts of Samuel Edward Konkin III, the progenitor of the agorist philosophy. We discuss Koman’s relationship with Konkin, his work keeping Konkin’s archives in print, and his new project to digitize the vast Agorist Archives that Konkin left behind. |
I’m one strike away from having my main YouTube channel deleted and Patreon has permanently “suspended” my account, so if you’re only following my work through these controlled platforms then all I have to say is: It was nice knowing you! For everyone else, here’s how you can continue watching The Corbett Report even after YouTube pulls the plug…
This week on the New World Next Week: New Mexico leads the way with the first US lawsuit against mandatory vaccinations; the US loudly announces their super secret cyber offensive on Russia; and the UN claims no adverse health effects ten years after Fukushima.
We all want to stop feeding the beast, but how do we go about doing it? Today Patrick writes in to ask about the ins and outs of agorist investing. Joining us to start the conversation on agorist investment solutions are Tim “The Liberty Advisor” Picciott, Jack “The Survival Podcast” Spirko and Sal “The Agorist” Mayweather.
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This week on the New World Next Week: New Mexico leads the way with the first US lawsuit against mandatory vaccinations; the US loudly announces their super secret cyber offensive on Russia; and the UN claims no adverse health effects ten years after Fukushima. |
This week in the subscriber newsletter James breaks down Sy Hersh's new Osama raid limited hangout article and explains the geopolitical ramifications of it. Also this week in recommended reading/listening/viewing: listening to the enemy: Jade Helm edition; bad...
by James Corbett TheInternationalForecaster.com May 12, 2015 Even a broken clock is right twice a day, and every now and then even the occasional Congress critter comes down on the right side of an issue...as long as it affords them some political leverage, that is....
In this week's subscriber newsletter, James breaks down the economics of royalty and ponders why people are so enthused about another royal parasite. And in this week's recommended media there are uplifting stories, sobering videos, and a debate where an anarchist...
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