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This week on the New World Next Week: Biden drops out of the (s)election race while congress genuflects to their real leader; the Crowdstrike fiasco was a win for evil online disinformationists (say the establishment stooges); and Paris nabs 1000 dastardly spies in the lead up to the AI drone surveillance Olympics.
This week on the New World Next Week: COP28 wraps up with a last-minute consensus as IPCCers hanker for more power; a flurry of lawsuits against the censorship-industrial complex raise the question of who’s suing who for what; and it’s business (politics) as usual in Japan as Kishida vows to clean up Abe’s Moonie leftovers.
We all know the problem’s with the public miseducation system. But what’s the answer? Corbett in the Classroom, of course! Join James as he explores his new page, OpenSourceEducation.online, and talks about the inspiration for this idea (and the guerrilla marketing campaign that is accompanying it) with Ernest Hancock of FreedomsPhoenix.com.
Now, here’s what is surprising: directly after reading this inaccurate, error-riddled report that we know to be seriously flawed, we flip the page, proceed to the next story, forget that these reporters are idiots, and go on more or less taking what we’re hearing or reading at face value.
From 2010: George Soros is a billionaire financier, a political meddler, a convicted criminal and a population control advocate. Find out about his vision for the New World Order on this week’s edition of The Corbett Report.
This week on the New World Next Week: the world of war continues as the military-industrial complex continues to cash in on carnage; Bayer and BASF lobby for the EU to deregulate more GMO monstrosities; and PlayStation sends paying customers’ movies down the digital memory hole.
The earth is abundant. If you don’t believe me, just join your local community garden. Join James as he takes a trip to Osaka to learn about Japanese organic gardening and gets his hands dirty in the soil.
Last week we looked at the ways that an engineered food crisis (or the perception of a crisis) is being used as an excuse to reengineer our food supply. From cricket powder dumplings and bug burgers to GMOs and glyphosate to bioreactors and designer microbes to...
If "you are what you eat," as the old adage has it, then what does that make us? As consumers of heavily processed, chemically treated, GMO-infested gunk, we in the modern, developed world have "solved" the problem of hunger that plagued our forebears since time...
Predictions, amirite? Sometimes. But not always. But then again, you know how I feel about all this prediction stuff by now, right? Anyway, 'tis the season, and I don't want to be a party pooper, so here's a bunch of stuff that will Absolutely, Certainly, No Doubt...
As you no doubt know by now, Shinzo Abe, the former prime minister of Japan, was assassinated in broad daylight on Friday. So what happened? Who was responsible? And what does it mean? Following are the results of an open source investigation conducted by The Corbett...
Don't look now, but the year is half over already. Can it be that a mere 6 months ago the scamdemic was still our biggest concern, the Canadian trucker protest hadn't happened yet, Russia's imminent invasion of Ukraine was still fake news and we had yet to see the...
There was no shortage of coverage in the independent media of the recent World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, the first in-person gathering of so-called "Davos man" since the beginning of the scamdemic. Similarly—as noted in a recent edition of New World Next...
In case you haven't noticed, the wheels are falling off the global economy right now. We've all started to feel the pinch of supply chain disruptions and rising energy costs and economic uncertainty and inflation—not to mention stagflation and shrinkflation and...
