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Episode 508 – What About the 9/11 Money Trail?

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.

Corbett Report Radio 180 – Spotlight: China

Jul 21, 2012 | Radio

Tonight on the broadcast, James premieres some of the footage from his trip to China earlier this year. Featured on the program are Dr. Kiyul Cheung of Tsinghua University on cultural imperialism and Jason Li on Chinese society, as well as an unaired RT interview with James on China and the Iranian oil sanctions.

The Protest Effect and Food World Order (Video)

Jul 20, 2012 | Videos

Corbett Report Radio 179 – The Protest Effect and Food World Order

Jul 20, 2012 | Radio

Tonight on the broadcast James goes over some of the protests taking place around the world and examines what type of effect these protests are having. In the second half of the broadcast we’re joined by James Evan Pilato of FoodWorldOrder.com to talk about all the latest in the land of food, health and the environment.

Technocracy and Education – James Tracy on GRTV

Jul 20, 2012 | Videos

New World Next Week – 2012/07/19 (Video)

Jul 19, 2012 | Videos

Interview 526 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

Jul 19, 2012 | Interviews

This week on the New World Next Week: Kim Jong Un gets a new title to lord over the North Korean people; the BBC pulls a London riots documentary for reasons unknown; and the new Batman movie raises questions of predictive programming.