Interviews
Interview 558 – David Smith on the Global Banking Cartel
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider joins us for our regular monthly conversation. This month we discuss the end of UBS’ casino banking capabilities, bank regulation as a tool of foreign policy, the implications of the Obama re-election and the Petraeus scandal, and the pros and cons of relocating to Switzerland.
Interview 557 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: the American government sets up a fake African news site in the latest US psyop; the BMJ says Tamiflu won’t stop the flu; and Israeli war crimes in Palestine will be on trial in Kuala Lumpur next week.
Interview 556 – James Corbett on the Petraeus Affair on Ground Zero Radio
As the mainstream media seizes upon the salacious details of yet another sex scandal, there is circumstantial evidence to suggest that this could be the fulfillment of some hyperreality with the aid of a blueprint that was produced 50 years ago. Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis looks at the mounting speculation that there may be a military coup afoot here in these barely United States. With a special guest appearance by James Corbett, this is called a ‘Coup Du Jour: Peace Is Just As Big A Threat As War‘!
Interview 555 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Americans sort through the fallout from the latest sElection process; the US economy braces for the fiscal cliff and the debt limit; and China prepares for its own leadership transition process.
Interview 554 – Ian Henshall on the London SCAD Conference
Ian Henshall of Reinvestigate911.org and AccountableDemocracy.org.uk joins us to talk about the upcoming State And Corporate Crimes Against Democracy Conference in London. Set to take place this Saturday at Friends House near Euston Station and featuring guest speakers such as Cynthis McKinney, Niels Harrit, Lars Schall, Dan Glazebrook, Michael Ratner and many others, tickets for the event are now available online or at 0208 453 1144 (UK).
Interview 553 – Deadline Headlines with Jack Blood
Jack Blood of DeadlineLive.info and No Agenda Global Radio joins us for our monthly news and headline updates. This month we discuss the Sandy aftermath and the 2012 sElections, including Jack’s (non-)prediction for Tuesday and a discussion of the complete lack of third party candidates worth voting for this time around.
Interview 552 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Officials rush to deny a new report indicating evidence of explosives on the plane that killed much of Poland’s top leadership in 2010; the UN gets set to discuss a controversial new geoengineering experiment; and Canadian police clamor for warrantless internet spying.
Interview 551 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Project Censored releases its annual list of the most under-reported stories of 2013; an ex-Goldman director is jailed for insider trading (while all his criminal pals go free); and Portland water advocates win a stay of execution as city council puts the city’s fluoridation project on hold.
Interview 550 – Paul Schreyer on the 9/11 Air Defense
Paul Schreyer, author of Inside 9/11, joins us to discuss his new paper in the Journal of 9/11 Studies, “Anomalies of The Air Defense On 9/11.” We break down the many anomalies of the air defense on 9/11, from the absent commanders to the radar gap hijacking of Flight 77 to the enigma of Vigilant Warrior, and much more.
Interview 549 – David L. Smith on The Race to Debase
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider joins us to discuss the currency war underlying the global quantitative easing craze. From Europe to the UK to the US to East Asia, central banks around the world are engaged in a race to the bottom, and as usual it’s the average joe who pays the price. Today we talk about this trade war by proxy and its consequences, as well as how people can protect their wealth for whatever financial turmoil might be coming.
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