The Corbett Report

Episode 492 – What’s Greenland REALLY About?

Episode 428 – Torturing the Truth

We all know that torture is bad, but are we really aware of how much of the narrative of the past two decades was constructed on torture testimony? Do we know the CIA contractors who developed the torture program or the steps that the intelligence agencies took to cover up their illegal activities? And, when we connect the dots, are we prepared to face the parallels between the torture regime and the biosecurity regime? If you haven’t followed the twists and turns in the torture story since my 2008 podcast on the subject, buckle up. It’s going to be a wild ride.

Episode 260 – Globalists Hate C-Span

Mar 2, 2013 | Episodes, Podcasts

Every day we are subjected to programming that tries to convince us that we are alone, powerless, and rightly shunned by society for asking questions about the propaganda we are subjected to. But we are not alone, we are not powerless, and there are more of us than you might think. Today we examine some examples of the public standing up to the globalist stooges in one of the few quasi-mainstream outlets they have to do just that: C-Span.

Horse Meat, Hanford Leak, Obama’s Oscar

Mar 1, 2013 | Videos

Interview 615 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

Feb 28, 2013 | Interviews

This week on the New World Next Week: the horse meat scandal continues to spread; Oregonians demand answer into nuclear leak; and Obama lends Presidential seal of approval to Argo’s Oscar win.

Criminalize War Clubs

Feb 28, 2013 | Videos

Interview 614 – James Petras on The Latin American Economy

Feb 28, 2013 | Interviews

Professor James Petras of Binghamton University joins us to discuss the prospects for the Latin American economy in a global economy that is increasingly dominated by developing markets and emerging powers like China. We talk about the region’s links to the emerging Asian markets, internal trade, and deepening regional ties in bodies like MERCOSUR and UNASUR. We also discuss the issue of international law and Petras’ concept of “International jurisprudence.”