Tag: fukushima
Corbett Report Radio 051 – Nuclear Free by 2045 with Dennis Riches
Joining us tonight from Japan is Dennis Riches of the Nuclear Free by 2045 blog. We discuss the Fukushima crisis, its historical parallels and the largest nuclear accident on US soil: a meltdown at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory near Los Angeles that almost no one has ever heard of.
Corbett Report Radio 048 – Pissing on Corpses and Food World Order
Tonight we spend the first half of the broadcast going over news and headlines from around the world, including the faux-outrage of the warmongers over video of Marines urinating on corpses, the other legislative threats to internet freedoms, and a debunking of the “14000 US deaths from Fukushima” study. On the second half of the broadcast we talk to James Evan Pilato of FoodWorldOrder.com to go over the latest news from the world of food, health, and environment.
Interview 445 – James Corbett on Red Ice Radio
James Corbett returns to Red Ice to give us an update on the Fukushima disaster in the first hour. He shares concerns about the food supply and talks about the Japanese perspective. Then, we discuss media coverage surrounding the Fukushima disaster. Who can we trust? James talks about Japan’s political future and the possible globalist agenda to use the disaster to reshape the country. We talk about radiation fallout on land and ocean and the accuracy of death statistics from Japan’s radiation.
Interview 420 – James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: the Dow is up and asset managers are winning the lottery in the funny money economy; cyberwar explodes in Syria…funded by the US State Department; and the Japanese government puts the ‘con’ in decontamination.
Corbett Report Radio 011 – Occupy Building 7 with Ted Walter
Tonight on Corbett Report Radio we talk to Ted Walter of OccupyBuilding7.org, the latest idea from the Remember Building 7 campaign for raising awareness about WTC7, the third skyscraper to fall on 9/11/2001. We also talk to Jamie Owens, an Australian living in Japan about the Fukushima crisis and why he continues to live in the country in the wake of the nuclear meltdowns.
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