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Today James answers the question he received most often from the attendees of The Better Way conference in Bath: are we going to win this thing? Get ready for a bigger answer than you’re expecting and a homework assignment of your own.
This week on New World Next Week: Police try to crowdsource the snitch state; conspiracy theories (against the boogeymen) become “acceptable”; and Russia blocks GMOs.
The common law of defamation turns the basic tenets of jurisprudence on its head, making defendants guilty until proven innocent. Denis Rancourt of UofOWatch.blogspot.ca joins us today to help paint the bigger picture of how defamation arose in the common law, and how it is wielded to clamp down on freedom of expression. We also discuss what the average person can do to help topple this faulty legal principle and the systemically corrupt court system that upholds it.
Julie Wood joins us to talk about the vast archive of media accounts of prescription drug-related violence at SSRIStories.org. We discuss the risks such drugs pose to a certain percentage of the population, including some of the specific examples of drug-induced suicide and violence caused by these pharmaceuticals, and how those who are on these medications or thinking of taking them can find more information on these topics.
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