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Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov – Film, Literature and the New World Order

Episode 434 – Canada’s Freedom Convoy Commission

In January of 2022, in the darkest days of the scamdemic, a miracle occurred: a trucker convoy traversed the length of Canada and descended on Ottawa to protest Canada’s vaccine mandates. The convoy galvanized freedom lovers across Canada and around the world. But on February 14, the Canadian government invoked the Emergencies Act, brutally clearing protesters from the nation’s capital and freezing bank accounts of targeted individuals. This is the story of the Public Order Emergency Commission that was just convened to investigate those events.

Logic is not Enough (Video)

Aug 14, 2012 | Videos

Episode 239 – Logic Is Not Enough

Aug 13, 2012 | Episodes, Podcasts

More and more people are learning about the importance of logical reasoning and the dangers of logical fallacies. But is logic sufficient for arriving at certainty? Today on The Corbett Report we tear apart the notions of the clockwork universe, the rationality of humans and the idea that logically valid arguments always arrive at true conclusions.

Truth Poetry

Aug 13, 2012 | Articles

Interview 532 – Terry Wilson on Canadian Awareness

Aug 13, 2012 | Interviews

Today we talk to Terry Wilson of The Canadian Awareness Network at canadianawareness.org. We discuss the status of Canada in the overall New World Order plan and Agenda 21 in particular.

Central Planning Sucks (Video)

Aug 11, 2012 | Videos

Corbett Report Radio 195 – Central Planning Sucks

Aug 11, 2012 | Radio

There is a school of thought which believes that our society would be better off if its decision-making processes were centralized in the hands of an elite few technocrats (or, better yet, computers). In their view, we will be better off when questions over resource allocation, production and investment are answered by recourse to data and equations, without regard to the fundamental market institution: money. Today on the program, James explores not just why this idea is fundamentally wrong, but why it is fundamentally dangerous.