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Sean Stone joins James to discuss his new documentary series, “Best Kept Secret.” They discuss the international pedophile networks, mind control, and the transhuman agenda, as well as what we as individuals can do about these growing threats to humanity.
Andrew Gavin Marshall joins us to discuss his latest three-part essay on “Class War and the College Crisis.” We talk about how the education system is used to create and maintain national identity, how this process is used for the benefit of the ruling class, and possible ways that students, academics, and the public generally can use this knowledge to empower a meaningful critique of the dominant social hierarchy. If you appreciate Marshall and his work, don’t forget to support his People’s Book Project.
In late 2008, the GOP’s theft of the 2004 presidential election via vote machine rigging in Ohio was on the verge of being exposed. An insider had been identified and deposed, and he was ready to be sworn in as a star witness in a major trial…but on December 19, 2008, the small Piper airplane he was piloting crashed on approach to the Akron-Canton Regional Airport. Join us today on The Corbett Report as we start connecting the pieces of the Michael Connell puzzle.
Tonight on the program we dig into the corbettreport.com archives for work detailing the various cover-ups that have taken place in Japan and around the world regarding the true nature and scope of the Fukushima nuclear crisis. Join us as we pose the question to the powers that shouldn’t be: If they have nothing to hide, then why are they hiding the data?
Anton Chaitkin, history editor of the Executive Intelligence Review, joins us to talk about the historical context of the push to mainstream euthanasia ideas in modern medicine. We discuss the eugenics roots of these ideas and Chaitkin’s 2009 confrontation of Ezekiel Emanuel over this suppressed history.
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