The Corbett Report

Episode 505 – I Read The Palantir Manifesto

What’s the WEF Up to NOW? – Questions For Corbett #090

Richard writes in with a creatively worded question about the World Economic Forum and its role as a possible distraction. James answers in his usual too-thorough style. If you like Questions For Corbett, you’ll love this edition of Questions For Corbett!

Interview 524 – Syria Roundtable with Nile Bowie and Eric Draitser

Jul 10, 2012 | Interviews

Eric Draitser of StopImperialism.com and Nile Bowie of nilebowie.blogspot.com joins James Corbett for a wide-ranging discussion on possibilities for peace in Syria. We discuss Nile’s “Scenarios for Syria” article and talk about whether it is possible to imagine a non-violent (or less violent) resolution to the conflict. We also examine the geopolitical ramifications of what happens in Syria.

How To Carve Up The World (Video)

Jul 9, 2012 | Videos

Episode 234 – How To Carve Up The World

Jul 9, 2012 | Episodes, Podcasts

So you say you want to rule the world? Redraw the map to conform to your whims and move pieces around the geopolitical chessboard for your entertainment? Well this week on The Corbett Report we show you just how to do that, with some useful examples from the War to End All Wars…or was that the Peace to End All Peace?

Fukushima and the Future of Nuclear (Video)

Jul 7, 2012 | Videos

Interview 523 – The Technocratization of Education with James Tracy

Jul 7, 2012 | Interviews

Dr. James Tracy of MemoryGap.org joins us to discuss his article “The Technocratization of Education”. We break down the history of the use of psychological conditioning techniques in the classroom, and how these programs are funded by rich, tax-exempt foundations. We also talk about how teachers, students and parents can help break through the conditioning and re-ignite the love of learning in today’s youth.

Corbett Report Radio 171 – Fukushima and the Future of Nuclear

Jul 7, 2012 | Radio

With the nuclear tragedy in Japan comes an otherwise unthinkable opportunity: the chance to contemplate the replacement of nuclear energy with safer alternatives. Join us on tonight’s broadcast as we listen in on some interviews that James has done recently on the latest details of the Fukushima situation and what the future holds for Japan’s nuclear industry.