Interviews
Interview 508 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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
Interview 507 – The International Forecaster with Bob Chapman
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.
Interview 506 – Gerald Celente on The Auschwitz Express
Gerald Celente of the Trends Journal joins The Corbett Report to discuss the trends forecast for 2012, including how the Auschwitz Express is preparing to take a docile American population into a total American police state. Celente outlines the likely scenarios and offers his assessment of the likelihood that this freight train can be diverted from its final destination.
Interview 505 – Len Osanic on the Legacy of Fletcher Prouty
Len Osanic of Black Op Radio joins us to discuss his experiences corresponding with, meeting, and interviewing Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty, a Pentagon insider who revealed some of the inner workings of the American government’s clandestine operations in classic works like The Secret Team. We discuss Prouty’s work and legacy, as well as the information that he revealed to researchers like Osanic, which have been assembled on a CD-ROM available from Prouty.org.
Interview 504 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Total internet surveillance draws closer to reality with CISPA; the FBI and police get the green light for domestic drones; and a new company aims to mine asteroids.
Interview 503 – The International Forecaster with Bob Chapman
This week on The International Forecaster with Bob Chapman: We delve into the latest twists and turns in the slow-motion collapse of the Euro, look at the gold and silver markets and rampant manipulation, and dip into the mailbag for questions from listeners.
Interview 502 – Dr. Frederic Whitehurst on the FBI Crime Lab
A former Supervisory Special Agent in the FBI Crime Lab, Dr. Frederic Whitehurst joins us to discuss a startling new report on how the Justice Department has failed to report shoddy FBI crime lab work to the defense counsel of those who have been convicted based on that faulty evidence. We talk about Dr. Whitehurst’s time in the FBI crime lab and discuss his experience blowing the whistle on lies, fraud and cover up in some of the biggest cases in FBI history, including the 1993 WTC bombing and the 1995 OKC bombing.
Interview 501 – Joseph Trento on the Secret US-Japanese Plutonium Program
Investigative journalist Joseph Trento joins us to discuss his latest article, “United States Circumvented Laws To Help Japan Accumulate Tons of Plutonium.” The end result of a decades-long investigation, the article reveals a secret program through which the US helped Japan amass a stockpile of plutonium which the Japanese government could use to jump-start a nuclear weapons program.
Interview 500 – Eric Draitser on Balochistan and Pipeline Politics
Eric Draitser of StopImperialism.com joins us for a discussion about Balochistan, a region in Southwest Asia that straddles Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Rich in oil and gas reserves and mineral deposits, and covering a geostrategic area, Balochistan is increasingly in the sights of both Washington, which is increasingly advocating for intervention in the area in the name of “human rights.” Also at the table are Beijing and Moscow, who are both interested in the Iran-Pakistan pipeline that is slated to cut straight through the region.
Interview 499 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: India gets set to join the SCO as the power struggle of the 21st century begins to take shape; the too big to fails are now even bigger thanks to government-sanctioned reform; and scientists crowdsource research as scientists fight for open access to their work.
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