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Egyptian coup, Bolivian outrage, England easing
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider blog joins us once again for our monthly conversation on economics, finance and politics. This month we cover the latest destabilization in Egypt, the search of the Bolivian president's plane in Austria in the midst of the Snowden drama, Michael Hastings' death, Mark Carney's first moves as Bank of England governor, and the recent drop in gold prices.
The Global Crossroads (video)
Tonight James breaks down some of the issues that could change the political, economic, and geopolitical landscape in the weeks, months, and years ahead, and even change the face of the map itself. From elections and leadership changes in East Asia to secession movements around the world to the latest drama in the Iranian nuclear saga, Corbett Report Radio has it covered.
Corbett Report Radio 271 - The Global Crossroads
Tonight James breaks down some of the issues that could change the political, economic, and geopolitical landscape in the weeks, months, and years ahead, and even change the face of the map itself. From elections and leadership changes in East Asia to secession movements around the world to the latest drama in the Iranian nuclear saga, Corbett Report Radio has it covered.
Corbett Report Radio 264 - Who Are the Muslim Brotherhood?
Although the MSM is no longer telling us to care about the people of Egypt, their revolution is still ongoing. Now they are fighting President Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood, who have just declared that he is above the judiciary. But who are the Muslim Brotherhood, where did they come from, and what are their connections? Join us tonight as we examine the American and British intelligence establishment links at the base of this radical Islamic group.
Interview 560 - New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: Morsi tries to become a dictator; the Blackwater founder turns to China for funds for South Sudan; and the Obama admin admits attempts to hardwire drone strikes into official policy.
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.
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