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Interview 1812 – Moving Ukraine Closer to NATO – #NewWorldNextWeek

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This week on the New World Next Week: NATO talks about a Ukraine-NATO council that will move Ukraine closer to NATO…but they’re totally not inviting them in, guys; the IMF is working on a CBDC platform (along with every other globalist bankster institution); and Obama calls for digital fingerprints to counteract disinformation.

The Open Source Solution

Dec 15, 2013 | Videos

Interview 791 – Jimenez/Secker/Corbett Roundtable on Greenwald, Amazon, Gamers

Dec 14, 2013 | Interviews

On this edition of Traces of Reality Radio: Tom Secker, James Corbett, and Guillermo Jimenez connect for the first of a (potential) series of “roundtable” discussions and future (yet to be named) supercast. In this edition we cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from the Sibel Edmonds article(s) challenging Glenn Greenwald, Greenwald’s response, Journalist vs. Source, Amazon drones, Anonymous, the video game industry, and a whole lot more.

How to Nullify the NSA (and every other government tyranny)

Dec 14, 2013 | Videos

Episode 289 – Solutions: Nullification

Dec 14, 2013 | Episodes, Podcasts

Hardly a week goes by that we aren’t faced with some new outrageous piece of legislation from the increasingly tyrannical government. But once these bills have been passed, what can we actually do about them? What if stopping this legislation was as simple as saying “no”? Join us this week on The Corbett Report as we explore the nullification solution, a long-repressed piece of political history that offers us a way out.

Hitila, Media PTSD, Viral Truth – New World Next Week

Dec 14, 2013 | Videos

Interview 790 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

Dec 13, 2013 | Interviews

This week on the New World Next Week: Tila Tequila converts to Nazism…or something; new research people can get PTSD from watching media coverage of traumatic events; and viral stories blur the lines between fact and fiction.