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Corbett Had a Beard? – Questions For Corbett #002
In the second edition of the Questions for Corbett series, James answers questions about the Jones vs. Morgan gun debate, biometrics, the NRA, JFK + 50 and more. Oh, and he shows an old picture of himself with a beard.
Interview 588 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: new studies reveal a link between the GSK swine flu shot and narcolepsy; the TSA starts to remove some of the naked body scanners from America’s airports; and an inventor invents privacy glasses to foil facial recognition cameras.
Interview 573 – Education vs. Schooling: James Corbett on Smells Like Podcast
Is the purpose of mass education social upliftment, or rather, social control? To explore this question, James Corbett makes his third appearance on the Smells Like Human Spirit Podcast (previously here and here). This was a fantastic episode which will be sure to get a lot of you thinking.
3D Printing Guns
James Corbett appears on the Next News Network to discuss how 3D printing may be able to circumvent whatever gun control legislation the government attempts to enact.
Interview 572 – The Year Ahead: James Corbett on Revelations Radio News
As 2013 is underway, join us as we talk to our good friend James Corbett about the coming year. Some the issues that we tackle are the mainstream media, the alternative media, the European Union, Syria, Russia Today, the crash of PLF 101, the economy, and the mass media coverage of Sandy Hook. Ultimately, we talk about how each of us are capable of changing the world around us, and that sitting back waiting for the next tragedy is the real tragedy.
Interview 571 – 2013 Trends: James Corbett on The Financial Survival Network
James appears on Kerry Lutz’s Financial Survival network to discuss trends and predictions for the year ahead, including: 1) Heightened attacks on internet freedom, 2) Greater use of contrived emergencies to help foster and implement regional governments, leading to one world government, and 3) More locally produced food to improve nutrition and help take people off the food grid. So it’s not all doom and gloom for the year ahead, but you need to be very careful and aware of the coming changes.
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