Imposing sanctions on a country is a way of waging war against that country. It’s not just that economic embargoes can cripple nations’ economies nor that they tend to disproportionately affect innocent civilians. No, the reality is even more stark than that: sanctions kill. Don’t believe me? Let’s look at some of the examples of how sanctions have been used throughout history as a tool of warfare.
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Episode 276 – The State is Not Great
While the so-called “New Atheists” are spending their energies warning of the violence that is justified by religious belief, they miss the most dangerous, the most irrational, and the most pervasive religion on the planet: statism. Modern-day government is a god and statism is a religion that is responsible for 260,000,000 deaths last century alone. Join us today on The Corbett Report as we commit the heresy of denying the statist religion and disproving the government god.
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Interview 712 – Larken Rose on the Religion of Statism
Larken Rose, the author of The Most Dangerous Superstition, joins us today on the program to explore the linkages between statism and religion. Is a belief in governmental authority analogous to religious belief? Or is it simply a religious belief in and of itself? If so, how best can we break the news to the dogmatic adherents of the religion of government that their god doesn’t exist? Join us today on The Corbett Report for a fascinating discussion on this important topic.
Interview 711 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Putin puts the WWIII keys in the ignition with the largest Russian military exercise since the Soviet era; doctors push for a fresh investigation of the murder of Dr. David Kelly; and 2644 die in clinical trials in India over the past 7 years as the medical mafia continues its work around the world.
Interview 710 – James Corbett on The Power of the Boycott
In this conversation recorded for RT’s Truthseeker program on July 3rd, 2013, Daniel Bushell interviews James Corbett about boycotts as a tool of political resistance. From modern movements like the Big Tech boycott and the Big Food boycott to their historical parallels in the Indian boycott of British goods and the Montgomery Bus boycott, James explains how people can change the course of society by refusing to buy the goods of the globalist mega-corporations.
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