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Riley Waggaman, aka “Edward Slavsquat,” joins us today to dissect the propaganda myths that continue to swirl about Putin and Russia in the so-called alternative media and the sobering reality that Russia is neither singularly evil nor singularly good and that Putin is not a freedom fighter valiantly battling the globalists.
This week we explore the myriad ways that governments and corporations are tracking, databasing, monitoring, logging, recording and generally spying on your every movement. Is there any hope for personal freedom in the technological surveillance society?
McGovern confronts Clinton, Change confronts Cheney/Gingrich/Maher.
This week on In The Zone we discuss the royal obsession with getting the public to prostrate before them. Other topics discussed include the “revolutions” in Egypt and elsewhere, the German influence over world affairs, and the goings on at CERN.
Lt. Eric Shine of the Merchant Marines joins us for his regular monthly visit to update us on the proceedings of his Article 32 military tribunal with the U.S. Coast Guard, a civil service agency which now calls itself a branch of the military with the authority to use martial law on civilians. This month we continue discussing the case and its ramifications, including the historical parallels and the real dangers of the breakdown in the process on law.
Herbert Snorrason of the newly-formed OpenLeaks.org joins us to discuss the OpenLeaks concept, how it will function, and what interested people can do to learn more about or support the project.
This week on The New World Next Week: Pentagon sued over handling of sexual assaults; Big Brother Obama gets his telescreen; and it’s Man vs. Machine as the Final Solutions company (IBM) pits Watson vs. the humans on Jeopardy!
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