Interviews
Interview 696 – Pepe Escobar on the Salad Revolution
Pepe Escobar joins us from Hong Kong to discuss the recent protests in Brazil. Where did these protests originate from, and what do they indicate about the direction Brazilian politics is heading? Join us today on The Corbett Report as we tackle the big issues behind the “salad revolution.”
Interview 695 – Thorsten Pattberg on Hacking, Cyberwar and the Chinese Dream
Dr. Thorsten Pattberg of Peking University and East-West-Dichotomy.com joins us once again to discuss Chinese-US relations in the wake of the recent NSA spying revelations. We talk about the long-term prospects for Chinese-American relations, as well as China’s growing importance as a ‘second pole’ for Europe and other geopolitical players, and we dissect President Xi Jinping’s oft-discussed remarks on the “Chinese dream.”
Interview 694 – Radio Liberty: Spying For Fun and Profit!
This week on Radio Liberty, James and Dr. Stan discuss the economic and business ramifications of the NSA spying scandal. One of the oft-overlooked ways that total government surveillance can impact society is when that power is abused to give a competitive edge to globalist insider corporations, as the Echelon system has been used in the past to benefit Boeing, or as French intelligence has used in the past to steal Boeing’s trade secrets. They also take listeners’ calls on a variety of subjects.
Interview 693 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Obama’s ‘Insider Threat’ program forces federal employees to spy on each other; ‘shocking’ news reveals pre-packaged foods are bad for you; and the Supreme Court makes the right decision on DNA patents.
Interview 692 – Nile Bowie on the Trans-Pacific Partnership and Cyberwar
Photojournalist and roving correspondent Nile Bowie joins us today from his home base in Kuala Lumpur, which is getting set to host the next round of talks in the highly-secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. We talk about Bowie’s work exposing the TPP and its secrecy, the worrying provisions contained in the deal as it stands, and the wave of opposition that is rising up against it in many of the signatory countries where it remains deeply unpopular. We also discuss the latest on the Snowden case and how that plays into the larger cyberwar between the US and China.
Interview 691 – James Corbett on BlackListed Radio
James Corbett joins Doug Owen of BlackListed Radio for a wide-ranging discussion on Snowden, the NSA spying revelations, the shadow state, government blackmail, the technology of enslavement, transhumanism and the future of humanity.
Interview 690 – Deadline Headlines with Jack Blood
Jack Blood joins James Corbett for their monthly conversation on the latest news and headlines from the United States and around the world. This month’s they cover the Michael Hastings assassination and the Snowden/NSA case. We also discuss optimism in the face of a never-ending torrent of bad news, and the possibility of people waking up and taking positive action to change society for the better.
Interview 689 – Radio Liberty: FOMC Fallout
Today on his weekly appearance on Radio Liberty, James and Dr. Stan discuss the market mayhem caused by last week’s FOMC meeting and Ben Bernanke’s revelation that the QE Infinity program could be ending next year. We also talk about the Chinese economic slowdown and European banking instability and take listener calls on a range of subjects.
Interview 688 – James Corbett on The Jack Blood Show
James joins Jack Blood on The Jack Blood Show for their monthly conversation on the latest news and headlines from the United States and around the world. This month’s discussion centers around the Snowden case, NSA spying, limited hangouts, the Russell Tice blackmail revelations, Glenn Greenwald and establishment gatekeepers, the Michael Hastings assassination, the latest in Syria, and the protests sweeping Turkey and Brazil.
Interview 686 – Asia-Pacific Perspective with Broc West
Welcome back to The Asia-Pacific Perspective, that monthly show where James Corbett of corbettreport.com and Broc West of apperspective.net break down all the latest news and headlines from the Asia-Pacific region. This month: the GMO war heats up as GMO eggplant is found unsafe for human consumption; meanwhile, Fukushima rice is set to be secretly added to Japan’s rice reserves as more worrying news emerges from Fukushima Daiichi.
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