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Pay It Forward – #SolutionsWatch

You’ve heard of “paying it forward,” haven’t you? Instead of paying back someone’s kindness, sometimes it is best to pay that kindness forward to someone else who is in need.

THE CORBETT REPORT IS NOT ON FACEBOOK!

Mar 25, 2017 | Videos

Did you know The Corbett Report is not on Facebook? Well, you do now! If you see someone on Facebook pretending to be me, maybe you can post this video on their wall or whatever. I don’t know how it works because I’m not on Facebook (in case you didn’t know).

Sears Doubts, Chinese Diplomacy, Legal Chimps – New World Next Week

Mar 25, 2017 | Videos

This week on the New World Next Week: Sears braces for an online shopping future; China slips into the UN World Order driver’s seat; and chimps may see their day in court yet.

Interview 1264 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

Mar 23, 2017 | Interviews

This week on the New World Next Week: Sears braces for an online shopping future; China slips into the UN World Order driver’s seat; and chimps may see their day in court yet.

How the CIA Plants News Stories in the Media

Mar 22, 2017 | Videos

It is no longer disputed that the CIA has maintained an extensive and ongoing relationship with news organizations and journalists, and multiple, specific acts of media manipulation have now been documented. But as long as the public continues to ignore the influence of intelligence agencies in shaping or even fabricating news stories, the agency will continue to be able to set the policy that drives the American war machine at will.

David Rockefeller, Eugenics-Obsessed Globalist, Dies at 101

Mar 22, 2017 | Articles

We Need A Word For This

Mar 21, 2017 | Videos

You know that feeling you get when you catch a glimpse of the future that we are being socially engineered to accept? Of course you do. We encounter it with more and more frequency in our everyday lives here on the cusp of the New World Disorder. Today James provides an example from everyday life here in Japan and asks for a word for that particular sense of unease we get when we encounter the thin edge of the social engineer’s wedge.