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Was 10/7 A False Flag? – Questions For Corbett

Episode 439 – I Read Richard Haass’ New Book (So You Don’t Have To!)

Have you ever thought that the Bill of Rights was a bit lacking? Did you ever wish there was a list of obligations detailing those things we owe to the government for the privilege of being born into a certain political jurisdiction? Then, boy, do I have the perfect book for you! Join James for today’s dissection of The Bill of Obligations, the latest turgid tome of t from Richard Haas, the outgoing president of the Council on Foreign Relations.

Interview 694 – Radio Liberty: Spying For Fun and Profit!

Jul 2, 2013 | Interviews

This week on Radio Liberty, James and Dr. Stan discuss the economic and business ramifications of the NSA spying scandal. One of the oft-overlooked ways that total government surveillance can impact society is when that power is abused to give a competitive edge to globalist insider corporations, as the Echelon system has been used in the past to benefit Boeing, or as French intelligence has used in the past to steal Boeing’s trade secrets. They also take listeners’ calls on a variety of subjects.

What is the endgame? (video)

Jul 2, 2013 | Videos

What is the endgame? – Questions For Corbett #007

Jul 2, 2013 | Questions For Corbett

In this edition of the ongoing Questions For Corbett podcast series, James answers your questions on: wireless mesh networking, Snowden and limited hangouts, how to buy gold, how to use The Corbett Report website, the GMO/fluoride agenda, the endgame of the powers that shouldn’t be and much, much more.

We Are (Still) Winning (video)

Jun 29, 2013 | Videos

Episode 273 – We Are (Still) Winning

Jun 28, 2013 | Episodes, Podcasts

Amidst the doom, gloom and paranoia of the daily headlines, it is all too easy to lose sight of the big picture: that we are transforming the society around us, and we have already had an incredible effect in waking people up and raising awareness of the real issues. Today on The Corbett Report we take a moment out of covering the bad news to appreciate the progress we’ve made and anticipate the progress yet to come.