The Corbett Report

Umberto Eco’s Foucault’s Pendulum – Film, Literature and the New World Order

Episode 421 – The Gutenberg Conspiracy (The Media Matrix — Part 1)

From the Renaissance to the Reformation, from the fall of feudalism to the rise of capitalism, from the Scientific Revolution to the Industrial Revolution, from the way we order our thoughts to what we choose to think about, nothing survived the printing revolution intact. Our world is the world that the printing press has created.

Corbett Report Radio 043 – Keeping the Oath with Stewart Rhodes

Jan 6, 2012 | Radio

Stewart Rhodes of OathKeepers.org joins us to go over the legislative history that has led us to the NDAA’s doorstep. From ex parte Milligan to HR3166, Rhodes breaks down how the Bill of Rights has been methodically stripped from America and what his organization is doing about it.

Corbett Report Radio 042 – The NDAA And You with Lt. Eric Shine

Jan 5, 2012 | Radio

On tonight’s broadcast we talk to Lt. Eric Shine of RBN’s “In The Zone” about his case in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and how it relates to the NDAA. We also discuss the next atrocity coming down the legislate pipeline: HR 3166 aka the Enemy Expatriation Act.

Interview 443 – Tim Ball

Jan 4, 2012 | Interviews

Dr. Tim Ball of drtimball.com joins us to discuss Agenda 21 and the possibility of the creation of a new “sustainable development” meme at the upcoming Rio Earth Summit to replace the dying climate change meme. Dr. Ball discusses many of the intricacies surrounding the problem of water resource management and how this could be a potential new flashpoint for conflict and debate in the coming years.

Corbett Report Radio 041 – Hierarchy of Pain with Denis Rancourt

Jan 4, 2012 | Radio

Are you sick? In pain? Run down? Is it because of disease and nutrition, or merely a reflection of your self-perception? Tonight on the broadcast we explore the idea that your perception of your own place in society can actually effect your health. Join us as we discuss “A Theory of Chronic Pain” with Denis Rancourt of activistteacher.blogspot.com.