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Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com joins us on the program tonight to discuss his reporting on depleted uranium munitions and the toxic effects of the radioactive waste left in their wake. We also explore some of the other issues Greg covers in his online reporting and the mainstream media’s unwillingness to look at uncomfortable stories about 9/11 and other key issues.

Tonight on the program James talks to Andrew Gavin Marshall of ThePeoplesBookProject.com about the ongoing student protests in Montreal, Canada, the nature of direct action, and the possibility of revolution. We also tackle the question of the left/right paradigm, points of agreement, and whether real change can be effected through political action.

Tonight on the program we are joined by FBI whistleblower, transparency activist, and alternative media personality, Sibel Edmonds, about her new memoir, Classified Woman. We discuss the details of her Kafkaesque struggle trying to bring her story to light and how she has managed to publish her book in the face of opposition and subversion from the government, the media, and the foundation-funded NGOs who are supposed to “protect” the whistleblowers.

Overpopulation fearmonger Paul Ehrlich is back on the press junket trying to drum up panic in the name of his depopulation obsession. Tonight on the program we listen to a 2010 interview with Marc Morano refuting Ehrlich and his sky-is-falling pseudoscience.

Joining us in the first half of tonight’s program is Vincent Finelli of USAPrepares.com to talk about his website, media ventures, and upcoming survival expo. Then in the second half of the broadcast we’re joined by James Evan Pilato of FoodWorldOrder.com to go over all the latest news from the world of food, health, and the environment.

On tonight’s broadcast James explores the question of freedom versus slavery. The signs of the police state control grid are everywhere, but does this mean we are already enslaved? If so, then what does it mean to be free? What if freedom was nothing more than a choice that we make each and every day to assert our cognitive independence? Find out more in tonight’s edition of Corbett Report Radio.

Joining James on the broadcast tonight is Michael Vail of StratRisks.com. The conversation starts off discussing the latest news about Russia on the geopolitical chessboard, and then there is an in-depth discussion of behaviourism and its use in shaping our modern, urbanized, wired, sensory-overload society.