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via Bruce de Torres: Here, deep into 2023, what are the worst things happening – the most dangerous and important things that we’re facing – and what’s the good news? Who are the people and organizations, besides you, who are trying to wake people up, so more people can resist the total tyranny toward which we speed, and what are some of the things people can learn and do to free ourselves from all that’s trying to enslave and kill us?
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James Corbett joined me to discuss 9/11 and its lesser-known connections to tech and economic scams and scandals, as well as the suspicious aspects of big insurance companies, global banking, and the rise of the technological control grid. The conversation closes on issues of China and BRICS and his own book recommendations. |
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This week on the New World Next Week: the cyber false flag pays off in the phoney China/US conflict; globalists descend on Austria for Bilderberg 2015; and the MSM tries to bring disenchanted voters back into the fold. |
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Today James talks to Marco Verheij of We Are Change Rotterdam about their coverage of this year’s G7 and Bilderberg conferences. We discuss WAC Rotterdam’s infiltration of the Schloss Elmau hotel where the G7 was being held and their reporting from the ongoing Bilderberg conference in Austria. Stay tuned to We Are Change Rotterdam’s YouTube channel and Twitter feed for updates and live coverage. |
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This week in their weekly conversation on geopolitics, the economy and social matters, James and Alfred discuss the social and cultural ramifications of the internet revolution, from the rise of citizen journalism and citizen journalists to the formation of new modes of economic organization. They also talk about the rise of Chinese nationalism, and the use of the oil weapon against the Soviets. |
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