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Interview 829 – Paul Craig Roberts Connects the Dots on the Ukrainian Revolution
Dr. Paul Craig Roberts of PaulCraigRoberts.org joins us to discuss his take on recent events in Ukraine. We examine the historical roots of the crisis and look at the risks of further escalation in the current situation. We also take on the reluctance of those inside the beltway to point out the self-evident truths about the increasingly reckless actions of the American Empire.
Interview 811 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: chaos ratchets up around the world as Ukrainian and Thai protests get bloody; a judge rules an IP address can’t be sued for piracy; and a moviegoer is questioned by Homeland Security for wearing Google Glass.
Interview 803 – James Corbett and Ryan Dawson on Terror Geopolitics
James Corbett and Ryan Dawson interview each other in a conversation about the Bombings in Russia, the true nature of terrorism, and also their 2 cents on Glen Greenwald’s maple syrup-like releases of the Snowden documents.
Interview 749 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: More Americans question 9/11 than ever before; Putin pens an op-ed for the NYT; and Kenya discovers a large water reserve.
Interview 568 – James Corbett on Liberty Machine News
Richard Heathen of Liberty Machine News (libertymachine.org) interviews James Corbett about the situation in Syria and how the current crisis fits into a larger geopolitical agenda. Topics discussed include outside intervention in Syria, the divisions behind the conflict, the ramifications of Syria’s destabilization, and future conflict between the NATO powers and emerging powers like Russia and China.
Crashes of Convenience: PLF 101 (video)
On the morning of April 10, 2010, an aging Tuploev TU-154M carrying the Polish president and many of the senior government and military officials of Poland crashed, killing all on board, near the Russian town of Smolensk. The Russian government quickly took over the investigation, pinning the crash on pilot error and adverse weather conditions. But from crash scene footage to mysterious deaths, traces of explosives to dramatic suicide attempts, there have been questions surrounding the incident since it took place. Today on The Corbett Report, we examine some of this evidence and go in search of the truth about PLF 101.
Episode 250 – Crashes of Convenience: PLF 101
On the morning of April 10, 2010, an aging Tuploev TU-154M carrying the Polish president and many of the senior government and military officials of Poland crashed, killing all on board, near the Russian town of Smolensk. The Russian government quickly took over the investigation, pinning the crash on pilot error and adverse weather conditions. But from crash scene footage to mysterious deaths, traces of explosives to dramatic suicide attempts, there have been questions surrounding the incident since it took place. Today on The Corbett Report, we examine some of this evidence and go in search of the truth about PLF 101.
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