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Corbett Report Radio 268 – Latest News and Open Phones
On this Friday night edition of the broadcast, James goes through the latest news and headlines, including several stories sent in by listeners via The Corbett Report contact form. He also responds to some recent feedback regarding homeschooling and takes your calls.
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.
Episode 249 – How to Manufacture (or Suppress) Outrage
Sandra Fluke. Justice for Trayvon. Kony 2012. The 24/7 news cycle is dominated by incessant coverage of topics of little significance. Reported in a completely decontextualized manner, the public flits from story of the week to story of the week so that nothing is left in their wake but catchphrases and fleeting pop culture references. This is a method of control, and it can be used both to concentrate the public on boogeymen and distract us from the real dangers. Join us this week on The Corbett Report as we examine how the would-be social engineers manufacture (and suppress) outrage.
Interview 536 – Lawrence McCurry on Power and Politics in Canada
Lawrence McCurry of CanadaAwakes.blogspot.com joins us today to continue fleshing out Power Corp., the shady and little known Canadian conglomerate that exerts control over Canadian politics through its money, power and influence. We examine some of the consequences of this influence and what the Canadian public can do to combat this hidden influence on the Canadian political system.
Corbett Report Radio 182 – The Copycat Effect with Loren Coleman
Loren Coleman is the author of The Copycat Effect: How the Media and Popular Culture Trigger the Mayhem in Tomorrow’s Headlines. Tonight he joins us to discuss his work on copycateffect.blogspot.com and his latest article on the Aurora/Joker/Shooting meme that is being played up in the media right now, and how that coverage is increasing the possibility of future copycats.
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