Remember when the World Economic Forum held a conference on “The Great Narrative”? And remember when Klaus Schwab threatened to release a book on the topic? Well, guess what? It’s heeeere. That’s right, I read The Great Narrative and now I’m spilling the beans on the globalists plans for the technocratic future . . . and revealing the truth that we have the power to write our own narrative.
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Episode 147 – 7/7 Seeds of Deconstruction
Running Time: 2:29:54 Description:In this special bonus edition of The Corbett Report podcast we present the audio of the newly-released 7/7 documentary from Tom Secker, 7/7: Seeds of Deconstruction. This documentary presents a wide-ranging analysis of staged...
Episode 146 – Lessons in Resistance: Building Communities
Running Time: 1:00:00 Description:People are isolated from each other, public spaces are being privatized, and we are being punished for attempting to grow our own food. There is only one solution: resistance. Join us this week as we explore how to build communities...
Interview 230 – Douglas Lain
The host of the Diet Soap podcast Douglas Lain joins The Corbett Report to discuss abundant cities, urban gardening, situationist philosophy and political action in the age of the spectacle.
Interview 229 – James Evan Pilato
This week on The New World Next Week: The corporate media learns that the Afghan war is all about the heroin...kind of; a Georgia man gets in trouble for growing vegetables; and James Evan Pilato makes the local news with his 9/11 Commission Report burning.
Interview 228 – Dan Fox
The editor of Urban Garden magazine joins us to discuss the nexus between revolutionary politics and growing your own food. We talk about growing plants at home, the need to get off the industrial food production grid, and how people can get started in growing their...
Episode 145 – You Are Being Gamed
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Join us this week on The Corbett Report as we open up the virtual Skinner box and peer into the future of gaming in the world of ubiquitous computing. When our daily life consists of interactions with computers, will there be any way to avoid amusing ourselves to death? |
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