Interviews
Interview 685 – Russ Tice Reveals the Truth About NSA Spying
NSA whistleblower Russ Tice joins us for an eyeopening hour-long interview on the real extent of the NSA spying scandal. Beyond PRISM and beyond metadata, we explore the facts of NSA spying: that every electronic communication is being copied and stored by the US government. We talk about the political implications of this information, including the almost limitless power for blackmailing that this power gives those in charge of the wiretapping. Tice also names names on who has been targeted by these wiretaps. Please also see the recent BoilingFrogsPost interview with Tice on this same subject.
Interview 684 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Protests are rising everywhere around the world (except for where it counts); Michael Hastings dies in a suspicious car accident after the FBI begins investigating him; and experts come forward to testify to the TWA 800 missile take down.
Interview 683 – Dan Dicks on Bilderberg 2013
Dan Dicks of PressForTruth.ca joins us to discuss his trip to the UK to cover Bilderberg 2013. We talk about the unprecedented number of protesters at this year’s event, the unprecedented mainstream media coverage of the conference, and what was actually discussed this year and how that agenda is already playing out in the news.
Interview 682 – Radio Liberty: Bond Bubble Set to Burst
Today on his weekly appearance on Radio Liberty, James discusses the BOE’s recent admission that central banks have intentionally blown the largest bond bubble in history, and what this might mean for the potential destabilization of the global economic system. Other topics discussed include the petrodollar, the uprising in Turkey, and the possible effects of this week’s FOMC meeting.
Interview 681 – Douglas Valentine on Scahill’s Dirty Wars
Author and researcher Douglas Valentine of DouglasValentine.com joins us today to discuss his latest article, “Dirty Wars and Self-indulgence,” a critique of Jeremy Scahill’s latest documentary. We talk about the history that Scahill leaves out of his film and why he is being promoted so heavily as a type of celebrity by the pseudo-alternative (and even the mainstream) media.
Interview 680 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: The NSA spying scandal focuses on Snowden, misses big picture; Japan continues to position itself as spark for global collapse powder keg; and the world is a less peaceful place since Obama won the Peace Prize.
Interview 679 – Radio Liberty: The Turning Point Has Arrived
James Corbett joins Dr. Stan Monteith for his regular weekly appearance on Radio Liberty. This week James and Dr. Stan discuss the sea change in public opinion that is happening right now, from the Bilderberg’s blown cover to the public’s recent awareness of NSA spying. We also take calls on the potential for good and the potential pitfalls in this latest stage of the global awakening.
Interview 678 – Michel Chossudovsky on the End of the Syrian Ground War
In this in-depth interview, Professor Michel Chossudovsky of GlobalResearch.ca joins us to discuss the failure of the NATO-led, Israeli/Qatari/Saudi/Turkey supported terrorist insurgency in Syria. We talk about the implications of this failure and where things are headed from hear. We also discuss the media’s complicity in the war crimes committed in Libya, Syria, and elsewhere, and the role of the alternative media in countering that disinformation.
Interview 677 – James Corbett on The Solari Report
James Corbett joins Catherine Austin Fitts of Solari.com for a wide-ranging and in-depth discussion on some of the biggest issues facing the world today, from the precarious economic situation in Japan, to the economic, political, and environmental effects of Fukushima, to the culture of death that we are steeped in in today’s culture.
Interview 676 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Turkey erupts in protest against Erdogan; Gary Webb’s biggest critic gives a posthumous (pre-movie) apology; and the Komen Race For the Cure scales back due to low numbers.
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