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Interview 1760 – We’re Telling You For the 500th Time! – #NewWorldNextWeek

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In the 500th edition of New World Next Week, James and James kick it old style with a retro 10 minute episode! In this jam-packed edition, the Jameses cover: the new proposal for “pandemic amnesty” from the lockdown and jab advocates who don’t want to take responsibility for their actions; the growth of diy gardening efforts as people realize the controlled, centralized systems of the global supply chain and factory farm-to-fork food industry is not their friend; and Sweden ditching its climate minister as it restructures its government in defiance of the Agenda 2030 scam.

Interview 534 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

Aug 23, 2012 | Interviews

This week on the New World Next Week: the IMF admits they were wrong about austerity; US intel begins testing crowd-sourced future prediction markets; and cities nationwide begin spraying to combat the west nile virus.

The Asia-Pacific Perspective with Broc West (Video)

Aug 23, 2012 | Videos

Corbett Report Radio 202 – The Asia-Pacific Perspective with Broc West

Aug 23, 2012 | Radio

Tonight we talk to Broc West, who runs the Asia-Pacific Perspective blog at ap-perspective.blogspot.com, about the latest developments in the Asia-Pacific region. Topics covered include the increasingly close US-Australian relationship, the Chinese-US tensions in the region, the Japan-China Senkaku Islands dispute, the Australian carbon tax and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.

Around the World with Pepe Escobar (Video)

Aug 22, 2012 | Videos

Corbett Report Radio 201 – Around the World with Pepe Escobar

Aug 22, 2012 | Radio

Tonight we talk to Pepe Escobar, roving correspondent for ATimes.com, about the flashpoints in the middle east and North Africa. We discuss the latest round of Iran war hysteria, the Israeli position in the region, the Turkish role in the Syrian war, and the latest moves of newly-elected Muslim Brotherhood President of Egypt, Mohammed Morsi.