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Episode 425 – Blood on the Cutting Room Floor

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Do you think The Corbett Report’s new 5+ hour, 50,000 word documentary, False Flags: The Secret History of Al Qaeda, wasn’t long enough? Do you think it missed key parts of the Al Qaeda myth and failed to document important parts of the War of Terror story? Well, so do I! Today, let’s take a tour of the cutting room floor and see what was left out of the documentary.

Interview 508 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

May 3, 2012 | Interviews

This week on the New World Next Week: Chicagoans brace for potential evacuation as the NATO summit rolls into town; Bilderberg comes back to the US to select the president; and the Rockefellers predict thousands dead at the London Olympics

Corbett Report Radio 124 – Depleted Uranium with Greg Hunter

May 3, 2012 | Radio

Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com joins us on the program tonight to discuss his reporting on depleted uranium munitions and the toxic effects of the radioactive waste left in their wake. We also explore some of the other issues Greg covers in his online reporting and the mainstream media’s unwillingness to look at uncomfortable stories about 9/11 and other key issues.

Interview 507 – The International Forecaster with Bob Chapman

May 2, 2012 | Interviews

This week on The International Forecaster with Bob Chapman: the Eurosis is back, the Fed swears they won’t inflate to infinity, Paul vs. Paul doesn’t end well for Paul, a new witness comes out on the RFK assassination and much more.

Corbett Report Radio 123 – Protests and Revolution with Andrew Gavin Marshall

May 2, 2012 | Radio

Tonight on the program James talks to Andrew Gavin Marshall of ThePeoplesBookProject.com about the ongoing student protests in Montreal, Canada, the nature of direct action, and the possibility of revolution. We also tackle the question of the left/right paradigm, points of agreement, and whether real change can be effected through political action.