Tag: russia
Interview 1070 – Christoph Germann on the Kyrgyzstan-US Rift
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James welcomes back to the program Christoph Germann of the New Great Game Round-up to discuss Kyrgyzstan’s recent decision to cancel a two decade old US cooperation treaty. We talk about the ostensible reason for this rift and what might really be behind it, as well as the ramifications of this cancelation for USAID and other US-led NGOs in the country. |
Interview 1067 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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This week on the New World Next Week: Israelis arrested in JPMorgan hacking case as gov tries to implicate Russia; royal Nazi past comes out in leaked video; and the Greeks circumvent the euro with barter. |
Interview 1061 – Financial Survival: NATO, Nukes and Negotiations
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As the Greek drama continues to play out in the Eurozone, James and Alfred ponder the question: What are we being distracted from? From the Iranian nuclear talk breakdown to the rise of NATO in Europe and Russian questions about the moon landings, join us this week for an exploration about some of the stories that are slipping under the radar. |
Interview 1060 – Finance and Liberty: Fed, Greece, Globalism and Gold
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Today James joins Elijah Johnson of Finance and Liberty to discuss the latest court case confirming that the Federal Reserve can do anything it wants, the possibility of Greece aligning with Russia during the ongoing Eurozone crisis, the continuation of the long-term plan for global governance, and the Texas state gold bullion depository. |
Interview 1057 – Financial Survival: Greece Drops “Odious Debt” Bombshell
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The world is getting crazier by the minute, and this week’s headlines are a case in point. From the Texas bullion depository to the Greek odious debt argument to the China-Russia gas deal, James and Alfred cover the stories that are destined to impact our lives in the near future. |
Interview 1047 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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This week on the New World Next Week: rumours of WWIII abound as the 2D chess game heats up; Monsantogeddon nears as Syngenta merger develops; and the FEC backs off plans to regulate political speech on the internet. |
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