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This week on the New World Next Week: the Epstein client list is not a client list, but it is a hangout that misses the deeper issues raised by the Epstein affair; we’re all German farmers now as yet another round of farmer protests demonstrates the rousing of free humanity; and copyright lawsuits abound in the fake Drake AI music universe (but Mickey Mouse is fair game!).
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Clocking in at 1300 pages of small print text, Carroll Quigley’s seminal work, Tragedy and Hope, is an intimidating and weighty tome. Today we talk to Joe Plummer of JoePlummer.com about his guide to Quigley’s massive book. Available as a free e-book or as a paperback or kindle purchase and dubbed Tragedy and Hope 101, Plummer’s guide condenses, summarizes, explains and footnotes the highlights and lowlights of the text so you can understand the nature of the conspiratorial network that Quigley exposed and why this information is so important. |
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James joins Patrick Henningsen of Sunday Wire to discuss the Panama Papers, from the WNYC hit piece on Corbett’s “counterintuitive conspiracies” to the mainstream propaganda suggesting Russia’s involvement in the leak. But as the controlled journalists of the MSM start pointing the finger at Putin, we examine the story that no one else is discussing: the pre-Panama Papers leak of info from Mossack Fonseco that was sold to the German government two years ago. |
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This week on the New World Next Week: the lapdog media gatekeeps the Panama Papers for their globalist masters; the government terrorists mull a nuclear false flag; and the Saudi royals try to maintain their grip on power as oil money dries up. |
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