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Interview 2034 – Uncle Sam Wants You! … To Play GTA VI (NWNW #641)

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Interview 985 – Finance and Liberty: Globalization Chimerican Style

Dec 20, 2014 | Interviews

Today James joins Elijah Johnson of FinanceAndLiberty.com to talk about how the American and Chinese oligarchies are working together to further extend the ideology of globalization. Issues discussed include the powers behind the throne, the globalist ideology, the end of the nation state, examples of American-Chinese cooperation, the importance of the internet and the coming internet crackdown, and much more.

New World Next Year – 2015

Dec 20, 2014 | Videos

Interview 984 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

Dec 19, 2014 | Interviews

On this year end wrap-up edition of New World Next Week, James and James look back at the biggest trend of 2014 and look ahead to predict a trend for 2015.

#SydneySiege, G20 Bail-in, Abe Fever – The Asia-Pacific Perspective

Dec 19, 2014 | Videos

Interview 983 – Financial Survival: Technocracy, Eugenics, and Depopulation

Dec 18, 2014 | Interviews

Every week James joins Alfred Adask on Financial Survival to discuss politics, economy and society. This week they discuss rule by technocrats, the driving ideology of eugenics, and depopulation…Bill Gates style.

Interview 982 – The Asia-Pacific Perspective with Broc West

Dec 18, 2014 | Interviews

This month on The Asia-Pacific Perspective: Australian media goes with “lone wolf” story as #SydneySiege propaganda fails; the G20 sneaks a bail-in agreement in under the radar; and Japan rubber stamps another four years for Abenomics.