Welcome, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Live Free Now show,
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prosperous, and healthy life.
We've had a couple evening editions of the program.
Last week, we interviewed Tom Barnett on Natural Law. That was at six o'clock
because he was in Australia, down under.
Our next guest is coming in from the other side of the world, kind of.
I guess he'd go this way. But really excited to hear from the one,
the only, James Corbett The Corbett Report, CorbettReport.com He's an OG conspiracy researcher,
solutionary That has been in the game for quite some time And the beauty of
being in the game for a while is it gives you perspective,
Because a lot of folks wake up, quote-unquote wake up And it's like a fresh
thing And there's a tendency to get caught in a reactionary trap.
But when you're rooted in principles, when you've seen cycle after cycle after
cycle, you start to pick up on patterns.
And so I really want to dive deep on that with Mr. James, because we want to,
you know, kind of protect our movement in a way.
And unfortunately, far too often we see people fall victim of a psyop within a psyop.
And we kind of feel like, oh, we got it all figured out. We were awake.
We were red pilled. And all the normies, they're being taken for a ride by the mainstream media.
And then, unfortunately, the alternative media, maybe it's clickbait.
Maybe they want to play up the sensationalism. But then there's also maybe some
intelligence influence in some of this alternative media or mainstream alternative
media, as some would call it.
And so I just want to make sure that folks get grounded in some principles.
Don't get taken for a ride. as part
of the conspiracy movement because it's a
huge thing now and and they're like how do we deal with
this oh let's co-opt it classic move and
of course we're going to talk about solutions uh james is somebody that really
it was an interview james did with derrick bros i went back and backtracked
i think it was 2016 and that's really what helped us get the freedom cell network
the first little growth of that network which has since turned into a big global movement.
But without further ado, let's bring on the one, the only Mr.
James Corbett. How are you, James?
I'm doing all right, John. Thanks for having me on. And first of all,
how's the connection? I noticed a little bit of a hiccup there when we started rolling.
It's good. It's good on my end. All right, good. I hope my picture quality is holding up.
I did my test earlier and everything looked good, so I'm going to monitor it
over here on the YouTubes.
Okay, cool. Yeah, a lot of people are familiar with you. People have been following
you for a while, but if folks aren't familiar with James Corbett and the Corbett
Report, if you just want to introduce yourself real quick.
Sure. I'm James Corbett, CorbettReport.com. I've been living and working in Japan for 20 years.
I've been doing the Corbett Report for 18 years. I started back in 2007.
And at that time, I thought I was late to the podcasting game.
Turns out I might have been a bit on the early side. And it's a good thing I
was because over that time, I've been able to build up an audience of people
who are able to support my work so I can do this full time.
Basically, I talk about news and politics and society and philosophy and science
and history and absolutely anything else that tickles my fancy.
And as you say, I like that term solutionary, because I certainly have taken
more and more and more of a solutions focus.
Because as you say, once you get the perspective on these things,
after having done it for a number of years, you start to realize,
yeah, the problems and the conspiracies and the questions are all fascinating and intriguing.
But once you know, essentially, what this is about, then it's time to start
asking yourself what to do about it.
And speaking of what to do about it, I noticed my head is particularly shiny
in this light. So why don't I switch to my studio lights here?
It's an aura.
There we go yeah yeah and that's i hear what you're saying like it's the same strategy.
That the predator class what term
do you like to use predator class new world order globalists which
one whatever you want to call them um the pathocrats the cacostocracy i mean
we could come up with a million terms i like the powers that shouldn't be but
whatever you call them yeah look i like that people i used to call them the
elite and people are like no they're not elite Don't give them that prestige.
So how about elitists?
They are elitists. Not elitists. They are elitists. That's right.
Derek, I first heard Predator Class from Derek, and that kind of resonated with me.
Me and Derek are iron sharpens iron kind of vibe going on there.
So I'm always borrowing from him, and we're borrowing from each other.
But the strategy, it seems to be the same strategy.
Problem, reaction, solution is a big one. um fear
push people turn people against the
other implement greater police state
surveillance state people will go for it because they want to be protected they
feel insecure and unsafe so the strategy stays the same so i appreciate what
you're sharing is like we can research it till we're blue in the face uh but
at the end of the day it's the same damn thing and i get it folks are all excited
about it and it feels good it doesn't feel good actually when you first get started.
It feels very poor and you're angry and you've been lied to.
But then you kind of start being like, okay, I kind of see what's going on.
And then just like Marty McFly's like, I've seen this one. It's a rerun.
It keeps happening over and over and over.
So let me ask you this. Let's talk about the freedom movement,
truth movement, health freedom, this whole thing we're a part of with various factions.
One thing that I've come to realize is It's almost like,
In the beginning, they tried to keep the truth, the conspiracy,
a secret, and they would discredit folks.
And early on when we would talk about 9-11 truth, we were considered kooky, and that was the play.
Let's make them seem silly and discredit them so no one takes them seriously.
But then because of shows like yours and people passing out DVDs and info jamming,
and remember when everyone used to shout 9-11 was an inside job at media events and stuff?
It punctured into the mainstream culture, and then it kind of became a meme, so to speak.
Now it seems as though the powers that wish they were the predator class is
kind of like, okay, we can't keep it silent. So what can we do to kind of control
it? What's your take on that? Is that what you're seeing also?
Oh, absolutely. It was an identifiable trend that occurred.
And I would say it was sometime in the 20 teens where conspiracy mainstream
culture started to eat conspiracy culture.
And you started to see it reflected in And just even the cool clothing trends
with All Seeing Eyes and Illuminati and stuff like that, it started to get sort
of mainstreamized. And of course...
In the process, watered down and made into nothing more than a clothing trend
or a meme or, you know, something that, you know, weird celebrities talk about or something.
And unfortunately, in the process, of course, losing a lot of the meat from the bones.
But there are good and bad aspects to that. One of the things that I always
point to about the 9-11 truth movement in particular and what it accomplished,
if it managed to accomplish anything.
One thing I always go back to is that back, I remember back,
you know, 18 years ago when I was just starting this, it was an uphill battle
just trying to explain to people the concept of a government.
Why would a government attack itself?
And you'd have to explain various aspects of that and false flag terrorism and
the history of this, et cetera, et cetera.
At least at this point, people now know about this and it is now a daily part of regular headlines.
I just saw a Miami Herald headline just the other day about Maduro is saying
that they caught the CIA agents there that Trump sent into Venezuela,
and they were plotting a false flag attack.
And they don't have to even explain what a false flag attack is in the news
anymore, because that's been mainstreamized.
That sort of at least awareness is to the good.
But having said that, there are obviously downsides to this,
one of which is I also remember 18 years ago, and I was just starting all of
this, that the common thing that you would hear from people in mainstream land,
which at that time, of course, meant television news, CNN, and what have you.
Those types of talking heads would laugh at people. Where did you hear that? On the internet?
As if, oh my God, it cannot be true if you've heard it on the internet.
Of course, now, fast forward nearly 20 years,
and those very same people are now either flooding onto the internet on Substack or what have you,
trying to get a piece of this pie, or are finding their dinosaur media jobs
are evaporating because the comet struck a couple of decades ago when they were
busy making fun of the comet. So here we are.
It's definitely a different landscape than it was. And that's to the good and the bad.
Yeah, I saw that article, too, and just thought it was a total trip.
And let me see. Let me pull this up real quick, because there was one thing
that they referenced, which I thought was pretty cool, which used to seem kooky. Right.
There we go. Maduro false flag. So check this out.
I thought that this was rich. And this is New York Post. I don't know how credible they are.
They're the ones that were trying to put out that uh
hunter biden laptop thing originally and
then they got shut down all right so venezuela claims it captured mercenaries
with ties to cia plotting a false flag attack and they actually go in here and
say rodriguez this is the venezuelan official likened the purported plot to
the 1898 explosion of the uss maine they took it old school and of Of course,
the Gulf of Tonkin incident,
which was most definitely proven.
This one's a little fishy. It's kind of hard to prove that was so long ago,
but there's a lot of research showing that that was a false flag attack.
But I just love that this is out here. So let's go and get down to this one
then. Actually, let's stick with that. Yeah.
Uh let's see sorry i'm jumbling
up here there we both are and wait
a second wait a second ah there we are okay we're
professionals we know what we're doing here i'm throwing everybody off
uh it's a mind control make sure you stick with them um okay so what can we
do as a movement especially folks that are new to this scene to kind of inoculate
themselves from this deception that could be within our movement,
mainstream alternative media?
How do we tell when something is a good source, when someone's an authentic
journalist? And how can we tell if it's all blending together now?
And there's even like paid 7,000 bucks to push pro-Israel.
That's one tell. If you're pro the Israeli regime, that's probably someone you should avoid.
But what are some things to look for that you've picked up on in your journalistic experience?
I would say that the exact same things that we should have been looking for
in the old mainstream media paradigm are the things that we should be looking
for in the independent media paradigm, which is to say there is no shortcut to critical thinking.
You still have to critically and rationally examine your sources and what it
is you're taking on board.
And that's why I always try to dissuade people from trying to find a good source.
Oh, this guy is a good source.
This guy is reliable. You can trust this outlet.
I don't like to think in that mindset. And I don't want people to think that, for example, about me.
I mean, you don't know. I could be a secret intel operative or whatever, or at the very least.
We're in a lot of trouble if you're batting for the other team there,
James. Well, hey, but at the very least, I'm human.
I could get things wrong from time to time. Right. And how would you know?
Well, why don't you check my sources?
I'm this is why the corporate report was predicated on, founded on from its
very inception, open source intelligence news.
The point was that I would cite my sources. When I say talk about a document,
when I talk about a video or something, I will link you to that so that you can.
And obviously, no one has time to check absolutely everything that everyone says.
But if you're interested in something, check into it and see the source and
see, OK, what is this source and where is it coming from?
And can I triangulate that information? that is
one of the best ways to understand or try to
get a handle on things that you do not have first person contact
with is to see if you can triangulate the information from
different sources and they corroborate each other and then you start to create
a scaffolding of facts that you can establish from which you create a broader
narrative and i certainly have my own narrative but i'm fully open about that
i have a narrative i have a stance i am a voluntarist i come from a certain
political ideology and a philosophy,
and that's my guiding North Star, as it were.
And that's how I understand the world, and look, I think this fits into it,
and this fits into it. If you're not from that perspective, great.
That doesn't mean that the things that I'm saying are wrong.
It just means that you might have a different interpretation of them.
And so in the end, I think, again, it comes down to the exact same things that
people should have been doing 50 years ago are the exact same things that people should be doing now.
Examine sources, examine evidence, see if you can triangulate information,
see what works and what doesn't.
And obviously, you will find those people that you think are more on the ball,
who tend to get things more right. There's more signal than noise,
but that's a calculation that you're going to have to make for yourself.
And when you are critically thinking, it will be a relatively easy calculation to make.
I know when I see a source that is consistent and reliable, it doesn't mean
I trust everything they ever say.
It just means that I think, oh, this is at least worth following.
And the whole other question about this is, who do you follow?
How do you follow them? Because the how part of it is actually incredibly important.
Because if you are relying on social media, if you just go to Twitter,
X, whatever it's called these days, and you're letting that algorithmically determined feed
then determine what it is that you're looking at on a daily basis,
then you're going to get lost because it is going to start shaping you.
If you want to take direct control of that, hey, there are already resources
out there for you to do that.
And I always blow the horn for RSS, really simple syndication,
because that is how I get my news.
I do not rely on Twitter or whatever else to try to feed me what it is I should
be seeing on a daily basis.
No, I know I want the news from this website and this website and this website
and a bunch of different places, mainstream and independent and everything in
between so that I can then have exactly as it should be.
And I wish social media still worked this way, but a chronological list of here
are all the people that you follow and here's exactly what they posted in a chronological way.
And I can go through it and see every single day what headlines I want to look
at and which ones I can discard.
And that to me, the how is almost as important as the who, because if you're,
again, if you're letting the algorithms determine where you're going,
you're going to get directed one way or another.
Good stuff. Good stuff. As you were sharing that, I was reminded that you gave
a talk at the Greater Reset 3 before the People's Reset now coming up in January in Mexico.
Guys, I'll be there. Would love to see folks live in person.
The greater reset dot org for tickets. The ticket sales go up at the end of
this month, November 1st. So if you're going to join us now is a better time.
I'm going to drop this link there. You did a whole talk on how to conduct online research.
So for folks that want to go deeper on that, James has been doing journalism
and research for 18 years. So that was a great talk.
And thanks for always supporting our efforts with the Greater Reset,
People's Reset and the Freedom Cell Network and pumping that transmission out there.
So something that I was talking, I forget who it was recently,
we were talking, it was Tom Barnett on the last week's show,
about how in some instances it may be the case that the freedom,
especially the truth movement, in some ways may have a higher propensity to
disempowerment precisely because so much energy and attention is focused on
this big, giant, all-powerful boogeyman.
And they're not big, giant and all powerful by any means.
They only have that power, which we give to them, that authority, which we give to them.
But there's so many fear sensationalist clickbait journalists.
They don't even rise to the level of journalism, really influencers out there
that our movement latches onto that.
In part, because like we're turned on by that.
I remember somebody was talking smack about me in this group back in the day.
And it was this really personal thing.
And I was like, I don't have time to bother with this. My policy is not to engage.
My reputation stands on its own. But then I found myself going back to check
at my own shit show dumpster fire.
And I realized like people seek this kind of thing out.
It's like a thrill, like amusement park roller coaster kind of thing.
And so there's like people are focused on it fear
and it drops all this adrenaline they almost become addicted to
it but a lot of people in our movement feel that
the predator class is all powerful they're on they're omnipotent they're omnipresent
they're everywhere they're omniscient they know everything and that in turn
takes away their power leading them maybe less likely to go do all the research
because they want somebody to do it for them you want to riff on that like do
you think that's a tendency in our movement that we need to watch out for.
Oh, undoubtedly so. And I think you can see victims of this all the time.
People who have basically decided in their head that nothing will work and nothing
could ever possibly work because the Illuminati or whatever you want to call
them, they control everything and everything that everyone ever does.
And to me, I call that the cartoon version of conspiracy theorizing because
it's about the smoky cabal in the back room who literally controls everything.
And I suppose these people think that there is like some sort of literal script
that is handed out to all of the political puppets around the world.
And OK, now, Putin, you're going to say this.
And now, OK, Xi Jinping, you're going to say this as if it works on that level. Of course, it does not.
Of course, there are powerful interests who have accumulated power by being
part of a certain networks that have intergenerationally predated on their own
populations and created a system of economic and financial control that is mind
boggling to the average person. That is all true.
But as you say, they have the power that we give them.
And this is not a particularly new insight. It's been around for at least half
a millennium now with Etienne de la Boétie and the discourse on voluntary servitude.
And he made the point 500 years ago that the tyrant is not some sort of all-powerful, amazing emperor god.
It's just a person that people listen to and follow orders from.
And in order to break that spell of the tyrant, all you have to do is not follow his orders.
It's not some kind of gigantic revolution with people, guns blazing and people on the streets.
It is simply refusing to follow orders. And I would say the other side of that
is taking that time, that energy,
that attention, all of those resources that we put into building up this system
that we all know is inhuman and is not functioning correctly and taking that
time and energy and putting it into what we want to create.
And that's why, in fact, that is exactly why I started Solutions Watch,
because as people in your audience may or may not know, I was doing something
called Propaganda Watch for a few years before Solutions Watch,
back in, I think, 2017, I started.
And that was me week after week after week after week looking at different pieces
of propaganda and explaining to people what was happening, the psychological
manipulations, the techniques that were being employed, how to protect yourself against them.
I think it was some good and valuable work. But after a few years of that,
I started to realize, hey, even myself, now that I'm doing this weekly series
on propaganda, I'm always looking at and for propaganda. Oh, I could talk about that.
Oh, I shouldn't talk about this. Oh, I should do this. And I'm always in that propaganda mindset.
And it took it took me a few years.
But I realized, OK, that's great and wonderful. And now we know that.
The much more important thing is, what do we do about it?
And that's why I started Solutions Watch, so that instead of week after week
after week after week looking at propaganda, now it's week after week after
week after week looking at solutions and people with ideas. And certainly not
all of the ideas will pan out and not all of them will work for you in your particular situation.
But I think at the very least, just getting into the mindset of identifying
solutions is an incredibly rewarding mindset to be in, because then you start
to realize there really is power from from us.
We really do have power in our time, our energy, our attention,
our resources, and we can start building the world that we want.
And I get that isn't click, baby. I mean, demonstrably so. Because you've got to work.
You've got to do stuff. My solutions to watch episodes consistently get maybe
half of the views of my regular episodes.
So I know that people, you know, a lot of people will be turned off by this. Who cares?
Solution? Oh, I want to hear about the latest juicy conspiracy gossip.
But anyway, I don't care. I'm going to continue doing this because I know it is valuable.
And I know that the people who benefit from it really benefit from it.
And that there will be, if there is to be any change in the direction we're
heading, it will be from those people who are out there actually implementing
solutions rather than the people who are just endlessly studying the conspiracy culture.
Yeah, for sure. Yeah. It takes action to bring about change,
not just research or knowing things. You got to do things.
Knowing things is important. And I always like to say, let's not research the
predator class's agenda just to know it so we can feel morally superior or like word vomit.
Everybody like knows this stuff. And then they proceed to word vomit all over their family.
And they like tarnish relationships. And it's not even worth it.
But no, we should study the conspiracy so we can know how to navigate around it and opt out of it.
And I just remember, too, I was your first Solutions Watch segment.
That is right. Yeah, I'm going to drop that one. We talked freedom cells in
the greater reset back in the good old days.
That's right. I kind of thinned out a little bit from that one.
I'm a little healthier as I get a little bit older. That's good to see.
Okay, cool, cool. So I want to dive into solutions. And you had a great article.
I get your email newsletter. Guys, CorbettReport.com is the website,
CorbettReport.com, and he's got a ton of videos and a bunch of old classic documentaries, too.
So you come down to this documentary stream, and this kind of dates James here,
going back to some classic stuff, especially the classic 9-11 stuff.
And then everyone's talking about the conspiracy, but nobody's like,
well, who could have possibly been responsible?
That's pretty bold to really name names and such. But lots of good material
Classic stuff Stands the test of time And then you'll see the recreation.
Like there was so much overlap Between the COVID PSYOP And the 9-11 PSYOP And
how they rolled it out And the propaganda,
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great post on agorism before we get into that let me ask and
folks if you have questions put your questions in all caps i want
to invite some questions i'll bring on some of the better questions that
i think most people can relate to so ask some questions we
got james corbin in the house if you're just joining us as a lib free now show
uh live normally we're wednesday 11 a.m central but
we're 6 p.m because james is over in tokyo did a great article about agorism
we'll talk about that let's get to a topic that's less controversial now and
maybe that's by design especially on x x is like bipolar swinging between sensor
all of the anti-israel stuff and,
trumpet and play up all the anti-israel stuff now
it's back to the sensor and protect israel phase i don't know what's up with
that but i'll preface this question with a little backstory i don't know if
you were familiar maybe you were taking jabs at me on y'all's little thing about
elon musk or whatever it was and you're like some character and i was like i
hope he's not jabbing that The character is not you,
but I did remember your Elon Musk defense. Yeah. Yeah.
Derek was always giving me one time. Derek interviewed me and he did like this
ambush journalism thing sucker.
And he's like, so tell us about your support for Elon Musk, or do you still
really feel that way in light of this and that?
And I was like, come on, Derek, you don't have to hit me like that.
But for a while I was a Musk fan and it mostly was rooted in and people could
debate about this. I think I would.
I think the truth is that I do believe he is an entrepreneur and he gets shit done at a massive scale.
And as an entrepreneur myself, yes, he gets government subsidies,
yada, yada. But as an entrepreneur myself, I was studying like,
wow, what is this guy's work ethic like?
What are the first principles and all this stuff? And I was emulating it.
And I drove a Tesla at one point.
Now I got a Ford F-250 pickup truck. But I was like, OK, I see that he is playing
ball with the Department of Defense.
And it's my belief that he's a maverick, independent, and he's playing ball
as a means to the end of allowing the U.S.
To shoot his rockets up into orbit so he can fulfill his desire for humans to
be a multi-planetary species.
But he's still a maverick, even though he's playing ball with them.
He's not a libertarian or an anarchist.
That was my thinking. Maybe I was just making excuses for myself.
Then when he went, when he like said some offhanded comment about Israel,
that wasn't even that bad. And he was like replying to somebody's post.
And then he had to tuck tail and do an apology tour with Netanyahu.
And then he started really pumping the message of Netanyahu and the Israel regime.
And so at the time, I was still of the mindset that Elon is a maverick and he's
just playing the Department of Defense mutual benefit kind of thing.
But then I was like, oh, wow.
Israel has Elon by the balls. And I think I thought Elon was this independent
billionaire power center of his own right.
But israel's obviously has him on a leash now
whoa and then the gaza stuff was kicking off and for the longest time in the
conspiracy movement as you know people are always like it's israel it's the
jews it's all the jews they're at the top of the pyramid and i would always
dismiss that because it's a bunch of different factions competing for power
some have more power than others but i really.
Israel, especially Zionists, do have immense influence, more than I originally
thought, on world affairs.
And they definitely have influence over U.S. politicians, most likely under
the work of Whitney Webb and others through their brownstone operation,
where they blackmail these folks, get them in precarious situations.
And Mossad apparently had a big role to do with that. So let me ask you the big question.
Hopefully it doesn't cut the YouTube feed. How much power do you think Israel
has? How high up in the pyramid of power, as Derek describes it, do you believe they are?
And is it also a PSYOP where they're allowing this anti-Israel sentiment maybe
to unleash free speech controls or something? I don't know. What are your thoughts there?
Yeah, no, I mean, it's a good question, both sides of it.
The first question, I think the answer is increasingly obvious to everyone that
obviously Israel punches way above its weight, at the very least,
on the geopolitical scale, right?
How is it that this tiny nation out there in the Middle East is able to,
if not dictate American foreign policy, at least certainly influence it in very
incredibly important ways?
And you have to look, for example, at the neocons who infested the Bush administration
directing the War of Terror, and pretty much all of them to a man admitted and avowed Zionists.
Some of them, of course, involved in even drafting the clean break document
for Netanyahu during his initial term in 1996, then going on to found PNAC in
which, you know, in both cases.
Uh in both the clean break document and in the pnac documents
it just turns out that we got to get saddam why does
u have to get saddam will you real quick what's a zionist
and then what's pnac because a lot of folks may not right okay
especially but what what's a zionist and what's okay let's go
back to brass tacks yes okay so zionism was uh
a a 19th century um into the
early 20th century idea of the jews need a
homeland and um there were various proposals as
to what where that homeland should be and what should happen um it
started to coalesce after world war one um or during
world war one during the uh after the uh the balfour declaration where
the um british home secretary foreign
secretary whoever it was at the time um essentially pledged palestine to the
jews which was odd because it wasn't even a british mandate at that time it
did become one but um anyway that's that's the british writing checks uh that
they can't cash um but that that That was specifically that letter was addressed to Lord Rothschild.
The British version, the British branch of that infamous family, et cetera, et cetera.
And of course, it did ultimately become a reality after, of course,
there was the British mandate of Palestine.
But then we saw the terrorism that was enacted by Zionists, people who wanted
that homeland and wanted it established there, were committing spectacular terror
attacks, including the largest terrorist attack in the world at that time.
The bombing of the King David Hotel that killed Brits and Jews and Muslims and others.
Of course, that resulted in the creation of Israel, the state of Israel.
So Zionists are ones who traditionally it was about the establishment of the Jewish homeland.
Now that Israel exists, it is about essentially Israeli supremacy and the maintenance
of that supremacy and people who are wedded to the Israeli state.
So that is, and of course, that does not mean you have to be Jewish to be a Zionist.
There are many, many Christian Zionists who are invested for a number of different reasons.
Some of them financially, some of them blackmail, some of them because of a genuinely religious.
Held religious belief that this is the
holy land in an order of course christ will come again after
the creation of the third temple and the big you know battle between
the antichrist and christ will come back and all of
that so there's this eschatological philosophical theological
thing going on that motivates many of the
people at this table including billions of devout believers around
the world because of course jerusalem is the nexus of christianity and
judaism and and islam so anyway um
that's zionism and the other question was a
project for a new american century which
was founded i believe officially founded was it 97 or 98
at any rate it was a it was the neocons um including all the people that you
wouldn't recognize from the bush administration including of course cheney and
rumsfeld but also douglas feith and uh richard pearl and all of those types
of people who went on as i say to infest the bush administration and direct its foreign policy We,
including, of course, the Office of, not the Office of Special Plans,
I can't remember what they called themselves, but essentially the Pentagon sub-office
that was feeding all of this false intelligence through Chalabi and what have you about Iraq.
And making it so that from day one after 9-11, that literally on the evening
of 9-11, they were already starting to talk about, well, we got to go after Saddam.
Why? Because that was part of the clean break document that these same people
had authored for Netanyahu back in 96.
It was part of the PNAC documents that they'd been issuing for years.
And so they just made it part of the American foreign policy agenda.
So why did America go into Iraq? Yeah, oil and things like that too.
But of course, part of it was this Zionist need to secure greater Israel by
toppling the opponents in the region.
It ended up backfiring in a number of spectacular ways because in the power
vacuum after Saddam, Iran ended up having a outsized influence on what was happening
in Iraq and actually growing its regional power.
So now we have to go after Iran, which was also part of the PNAC plan.
Yeah, yeah. And so...
We were talking about this Zionist control of the foreign policy.
You know, when I was in college, I used to think like, oh, Israel is this satellite
of the United States foreign policy in the Middle East.
And then as I grew older, I started to realize like maybe the United States
is a satellite of Israel as far as the influence and control.
But that document that James was referencing, well, this is one of the documents.
It's like a policy document called Rebuilding America's Defenses,
Strategy, Forces, and Resources for a New Century by this organization of neoconservatives,
many of them of Jewish descent.
Not that that means anything, but they are also Zionists that are pushing this
agenda, and they'll push this agenda at any cost, even genocide.
And this policy calls for these new, this document calls for these new neoconservative
policies, the ability to fight multiple wars on multiple fronts at the same
time, preemptive strikes,
which wasn't an American thing for a while, except for dropping the atomic bomb, I guess.
That wasn't necessarily preemptive, I should say. Anyway, they say further,
this was written on September 2000, I believe, in September 2000.
Further, the process of transformation, even if it brings revolutionary change,
is likely to be a long one, absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event like a new Pearl Harbor.
And then exactly a year later, of course, 9-11 happened, which is a trip.
And by the way, let me just throw in the quick COVID parallel with that,
because people know that back in October of 2000, 2019.
Am I getting? No. Yes. October of 2019. So just a few months before the scandemic
that changed everything.
The Milken Institute was holding a conference in which there was,
for example, Anthony Fauci and Dr.
Richard Bright and other people that are important in the bios, the U.S.
Biosecurity state, at least at that time, who were talking about this,
these wonderful new mRNA DNA vaccines that are going to be available.
But it's going to take these pharmaceutical companies at least a decade of,
you know, incredibly costly trials and experiments and what have you,
unless there was some sort of big spreading flu pandemic or something that some
perceived biosecurity risk and the U.S.
Government could come in and mandate them, which, lo and behold,
is exactly what happened. Wow. Unbelievable.
That's a wild parallel. That's a good a good point. There's so many of them.
I often point out to people, too, because this is something you'll be familiar with.
People that make a career out of this or that are just constantly in this game,
activism, spreading the message, solutions, we stay at it all the time.
And it becomes a lifestyle living this exit and build freedom life.
But a lot of people and I don't fault anyone or blame anyone because I know
it's hard to make ends meet oftentimes and inflation, this, that and the other.
But a lot of people only take action or start paying attention or start building.
Opting out when there's like the New World Order is breathing down their neck.
We see the phenomenon happening now in the wake of the UK digital ID big push.
Of course, we saw it during COVID. But then in the off season,
people go about their business and get caught in a hypnotic rhythm of life and
paying the bills and just hanging out, watching TV and such.
So I just really want to encourage people to keep at it because it may appear
as though things cool down, but the predator class is constantly changing.
Pursuing their agenda. And then under Trump, especially technocracy in the U.S.
Has advanced at a rapid rate.
But always know that it's one false flag away from the agenda accelerating 10x,
100x, just like it did with 9-11 and the police state, surveillance state,
and the military industrial complex, just as it did with COVID.
So you got to stay on that game. And with that, let's talk. I see the questions
coming in. So thanks, guys. Some of these are great solutions-oriented questions.
We're going to get to them, but let's set the stage with what is agorism?
Why does it excite you so much?
And why is it important for people to understand this philosophy,
strategy, principles? I saw your article there.
You're kind of breaking that down with good stuff. What's it all about?
Right. So I would encourage people who are interested to start by maybe reading my editorial.
But from there, you will find links to resources that will help flesh out that
picture, including, of course, the Agora's Primer by Samuel Edward Konkin III.
So for people who don't know, he was a libertarian activist slash philosopher
slash science fiction writer, et cetera, who was influential in those circles
back in the 70s, 80s, 90s.
And he wrote The Agora's Primer, which essentially laid out the vision for what Agoraism is.
So for people who don't know, Agora is a Greek word. It means essentially the marketplace.
But that's a polluted word. People are going to think of that in a certain way.
No, when they're talking about the Agora, the ancient Greek Agora,
what they're talking about is essentially the public square where people would
congregate to, yes, buy and sell and trade their goods and what have you,
but also to talk, to argue, to share information, to just come together as human beings.
And it was a free and open marketplace of exchange of ideas and goods and everything else.
And that's the idea of the Agora. That's what we want as free,
individual, sovereign human beings. That's what we want.
We want to cooperate and agree and disagree and interact and transact and not
interact with whoever we want in the free and open marketplace of ideas and goods.
And so that's what we're working towards. Right. And so Samuel Edward Conkin
III, he, SEK III, as he styled himself, his idea was,
okay, great, yes, so we're libertarian or voluntarist or whatever you want to
call yourself insofar as, yes,
all human relations between people should be voluntary, as in nobody is forced
or compelled or put under the force of a gun or extortion or what have you in
order to do this or that. Great. Yes.
All relations should be voluntary. It seems like a pretty basic moral standard.
But how do we get to that society? What does that look like?
How does that even happen?
And SEK3 was advocating for agorism as in counter-economic activity.
And counter-economic activity is anything that is...
Either not explicitly sanctioned by the state or anything that is actually forbidden by the state.
So gray and black markets, what have you, anything up to and even including
going, you know, one mile an hour over the speed limit is counter economic activity
because it is prohibited by the state.
But the point was, this is activity that is done specifically in specifically
in defiance of the state and specifically to reduce the state's scope of action
and its ability to enforce that scope of action.
So theoretically, anything that reduces the taxes that you're going to pay to
the state, et cetera, et cetera.
So working under the table for cash and all of that kind of stuff.
And he made the point that that counter-economic activity is the path towards
that free society. It is also that free society.
Because ultimately, that will be the free society. It is all the free and voluntary
things that we do, not under compulsion of state theft and extortion and what
have you, but as free human beings and our negotiations with other free human beings.
So that article that I wrote specifically was in reference to a video that Larkin
Rose put up recently, why I don't talk about agorism.
And he made the point that voluntarism is a philosophy. So I talk about the philosophy.
Agorism is a strategy. So I don't concentrate on the strategy.
There's, you know, there's many ways to get there. But I think SEK3 would argue,
no, no, no, the strategy is the goal.
They're not separable because what is a free society other than the free counter
economic activity of all the people?
Yeah, and he writes about that.
The strategy and means and ends.
And, you know, one thing about Larkin, I love him and boy, he is doing great
work for our movement and to spread the message, but he is a message guy only
and kind of light on solutions, which is maybe why he's, I don't know.
I didn't watch the video that he did, but maybe why he doesn't talk about it.
You should watch the video. I have no qualms with Larkin and what he's doing.
He's woken up so many people to the truth about voluntarism and what have you.
So my hat's off to Larkin and all the work he does.
To some extent, this comes down to semantics. And I think he was probably motivated
by the people who get the sort of the purist attitude.
Oh my God, you drove on a government created road.
Therefore, you're not a pure agorist or whatever. I think that was kind of where
he's coming from on that, which I understand to be fair.
Yeah. Yeah. And everybody's always like, why don't you talk about my thing?
And you don't talk about my pet conspiracy.
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Thank you. There we go. Man, I usually have this down to a science here,
but I'm all fumbling around. We're the professionals. It makes you nervous.
Yeah, that's right. We got James on the show. Okay, so let's hit some of these questions.
And I'm grateful that they're solutions-oriented. This is a solutions-oriented audience here.
Network Metatron says, James, do you make time for friends on a local level?
Are there voluntarists?
Are they voluntarists? You got a crew there in Japan?
I do know people around. And over the years, I've met some through the sort
of, yeah, people who know my work and have met me from online and we've met
and connected in the real world.
Other people that I just know as friends. And I certainly, yeah,
some of them are voluntarists. Some people are very much committed to that.
And for example, I have a friend in Osaka who I had on Solutions Watch once
to talk about his little local farm garden plot that he's he's doing and that kind of stuff.
But other people who are not this way inclined at all.
And it's not like in my personal life, I have some sort of you must have this
ideology in order to talk to me.
And I think that goes back to what you were saying earlier, the people who just
unload all their conspiracy lore or whatever on all their friends and family
and end up having no friends and family anymore because they don't want to talk to them.
I think, yeah, whatever.
People should live their life however they want. But I think it's probably not
going to be productive to happy relations with others, to be that person who's
always proselytizing and will only talk to other voluntarists.
It's good to have a Freedom Cell network and voluntarist people that you know
and people that you can rely on and stuff.
But it's good to have human relations with other human beings too and to get
other perspectives because, hey, guess what?
Just because they don't believe everything you believe does not mean they're
stupid and it does not mean they're evil.
It just means they might have a different perspective and maybe they can even
teach you a thing or two. So that's kind of my social rant.
I love that. And I'm always like my sister and brother-in-law,
I've been, you know, I've been in the game for a long time too.
And I annoyed the piss out of my parents. Then my dad came around.
He actually worked at the underground bookstore. I used to operate for a couple
of years, brave new books at behind the register.
So the folks that would come down there back 2015 to 2017, they gave him an
earful and, and now he's on, he's on board, but you know, my sister and brother-in-law, They're smart.
They're bright. They know they
know what's going on, but they don't care because they're enjoying life.
And sometimes I am envious of them. I enjoy life, too, actually.
But I want to just encourage people not to take this too seriously,
not to just get so obsessed with this conspiracy stuff that you lose sight of
how much beauty, wonder and frankly, how much freedom we have in this world.
We have a whole lot of freedom. A significant majority of our lives are lived
in pure anarchy and freedom where we and we alone have control over what we
do, who we spend time with, who we talk to, what we spend our money on.
And then the more that you enter the counter economy, the more that becomes
the case, especially when it comes to money.
So don't lose sight of just good friendships where you can talk about the weather.
And I know this might be controversial for this movement.
Maybe every once in a while you take in a sports ball game. I don't know. Whoa.
Maybe soccer is probably bigger there in Japan than football. Oh, no.
Dodgers. It's a Dodgers nation. Yeah. Cool. That's cool. Okay.
Great question. Thank you so much, Network Metatron. Here's another good one.
I believe there are a lot of freedom lovers out there, but no real way to identify and meet up locally.
What if there was a website you could go to and find people?
What solutions are there for this organization's meetups, festivals?
John, I think you got this one covered.
Yeah. So freedomcells.org. Derek Brose and I co-founded this network of folks.
It's probably when Derek was interviewed by James, it probably went from like
two or 300 to a thousand or more.
And then it slowly growed up to 3,000, 5,000. I think it was around 4,000 or
so before COVID happened.
Then it went up to 28,000. And it's since grown to 40,000 plus.
Now, mind you, these are just people that registered on a website.
Many of them fell off and went back to sleep after COVID.
Sometimes the website's a little wonky just to warn you, but freedomcells.org
sells like a cell in the body, freedomcells.org.
You can sign up. You can go look at a map. You can put yourself on a map.
Don't put your home address, put a coffee shop down the street or maybe a restaurant
that you can meet up with or grab a beer or something.
And then people can find you. You can find people. Now, mind you,
some of these groups and some of the people might be dormant.
So we need you to be a leader to put put a map for the cell for a group there
We're also very active on telegram.
Alex Zek has a group with the way forward the way forward commie kind of spells it funny.
Um, what else? There's conferences, festivals, the people's reset is coming up in January.
Uh, every year there's like 300 people, 300 to 400 people, great people,
uh, solutions oriented.
So there's constantly different freedom events show up on things like this and
say, Hey, I'm here in Cincinnati.
Anybody in that, that Midwest area, I'd love to meet up or let's get together on a zoom chat.
You just got to put yourself out there. You want to add anything there?
No, I think those are all great ideas. I'm here in Japan, so I'm probably not
going to be much use to people in America.
But I think all those things, there are ways of finding people.
And I hear this all the time from my audience. There's nobody in my,
I don't know anybody who knows anything about any of this stuff.
And, you know, if that's true, my sincere condolences to you.
But I think it's probably not true.
I think there are more people out there than you know about.
And again, it doesn't mean that they agree on every single conspiracy point
you believe or what have you. but people who would, at the very least,
be useful people to know in an emergency.
And I think if there was anything good that happened out of this pandemic,
it is that you at least got to see what businesses and what people are going
to interact with you as a free human being. Hey, you want to wear a mask?
You don't want to wear a mask?
You got vaccinated? You didn't get vaccinated? Whatever.
You're all welcome here. Those are the types of people that you might want to
be encouraging and fostering community with, because they've at least proven
that in an emergency, they're not going to lose their heads. Yeah, for sure.
And oftentimes the people that are saying there's nobody in my area,
there's nobody in my area, they're spending all their time behind a computer.
And so I put out courses and we do workshops as part of our membership where
like I'll teach you, here's where you could go meet people.
Talk to people at the grocery store. And then you go to a local,
you try to find people that have a great, where there's a greater,
you go places where there's a greater likelihood for there to be freedom people,
gun shows, prepper meetups,
homeschool groups, libertarian party, protests.
You could go to protests. I'm not a big protest reactionary guy,
but it's people that at least are awake.
Digital IDs, they just had big, huge protests in UK, the lockdown protests.
Those are great places to strike up conversations and find people cultivate
a relationship from there but chances are if you don't know folks in your area
that think like you do you're just not talking to enough people when i was back
in my younger days as a single guy back in college and stuff.
I always bring this up and i feel like embarrassed by saying it but we would
always say it's a numbers game bro the more women you talk to the more chances
you'll have to find the lady We'll leave it at that.
That's not my game anymore, of course, but it's a numbers game.
Strike up more conversations. Hey, did you see what happened in the press?
Just like whatever. There's a newspaper there. You're in the checkout aisle.
Reference the cover of the newspaper and then try to tie it to something to
just try to see like, oh, can you believe what they're doing with the inflation
or boy, that Trump or whatever?
I don't know. Just strike up conversations is what it's all about.
And like James was saying, they don't have to believe like we do all the time
to find a good friend. And maybe if you're confident enough,
you can find somebody that's apolitical or conservative or something,
and you can rub off on them with these voluntarist principles.
It is the most consistent philosophy after all.
Yep. Okay. Here's another one. And we're coming up on time here.
Question. What do you think of the big push from truthers and others to become expats?
It's a great question for an expat. I'm in Kanakistan, which is what they call
Canada these days, and now thank,
better the devil you know, I can better navigate my way here in Canada.
So what led you to become an expatriate?
And what's that movement like? What do you think? Yeah.
Yeah, I can actually speak to this from experience because I am an expat.
I am Canadian living in Japan.
And I did not come here for any sort of political reason whatsoever.
I came here completely by happenstance.
I was finishing my master's degree in Dublin, and I ran into another classmate of mine.
And I just asked him what he was doing. He said, I'm thinking of teaching English in Asia.
I was just looking at some jobs. And I thought, hey, that's a way to make some
money and see another part of the world, kill a year before I have to decide what to do with my life.
So I get online, I start searching, and literally the first company I find I
apply to, I get the job and I'm out in Japan. Wow, okay.
And I came here for a year, ended up staying 20 because it, well,
21 now, because it turned out to be, hey, this is a good place for me.
I'm comfortable here. It has nothing to do with the politics or political side
of it. I was not thinking in those ways when I first came out here at all.
And I was not switched on to conspiracy reality or what have you.
So that has nothing to do with why I'm here.
I'm here because it is a comfortable place. Now it is my home.
Literally, I have my family and I've established myself here. So I am here in Japan.
I was having said that I would not recommend people run away from
If they if they are not inclined to, if you want to go and see other parts of
the world, great, awesome.
But if you are not inclined to, if you are not already prepared for it,
it is not a light and trivial thing to move to another country,
especially another country in a different language, with a different culture,
where, like myself, I had studied like three months of Japanese before coming
here. So, I mean, it's a huge undertaking.
Right. And people should not take that lightly. So I'm not one of these passport bros.
You know, you got to get 15 passports and live in seven different countries. if you want to.
And if that's your lifestyle, great, go for it. But I also think that,
yeah, to a certain extent, if people are thinking that, oh, there's some kind
of Shangri law, and if I just move there, then everything will be OK and I'll
be protected from this big agenda. No, it's a global agenda.
And it's ultimately about the human drama of the quest for power and control that some people have.
And they're enacting that vision in every country, in every place of the globe,
in different ways, of course, it takes different forms in different countries.
But it is happening everywhere. So wherever your home is and wherever you feel
your home is, if you haven't found it yet, sure, go looking.
But if you feel you're at home, then no, I don't think you have to leave in
order to try to find freedom somewhere else.
No, you should try to carve out the space for freedom that you can in the place that you are.
And that is the struggle that all humanity will face forever, presumably.
I'm glad you added that part at the end. That was something that I wanted to add.
Life gets easier and less stressful for folks that know what we know about the
nature of the conspiracy when you just kind of accept that the price of liberty
is eternal vigilance and our children and their children will inherit this same struggle.
And the more that we do the easier it'll be for them of course
but uh this is just the way life is unfortunately it's
been like this since the beginning of civilization they just have better
technology now there's always been one small group of
people uh ruling and controlling a larger group of people uh it may always be
that way but we can hope to just carve out our little agoras pockets here and
there i would say too what's more important than the jurisdiction that you find
yourself in is the people that
you know and how prepared you and they are getting each other's backs.
It's better. Like if you're in Texas and you know, nobody, you're not interested
in meeting anybody, it'd be, it'd be better to be in Massachusetts with a crew
of 30 people that meet up regularly and are growing food together and stuff like that.
Uh, so yeah, it's the hunker down thing. And Oh, I will say too,
regardless of where you happen to live, you'll definitely going to find greater
freedom in the country than in the city. That's part of our whole exit and build thing, of course.
But yeah, just enjoy life more than anything. All right. I know that you got
to go here at the top of the hour. So we got three minutes left.
Let me just let you rip on this one because you're a very optimistic guy,
which is ironic because you're also uncover the belly of the beast and the conspiracy
and you've seen it grown for decades and not, it's relentless,
but you still remain hopeful and optimistic.
So OLIP57 says, As we're entering a type of panopticon society governed and
controlled by AI and robotics, what genuine hope is there for the human race to survive this?
Yeah. You know what? That is a genuinely good question.
And let me, I guess, kind of contradict your point of view there, because,
yes, I think I am insofar as there is a human spirit and there is that that
torch of liberty in every individual sovereign human soul that I believe exists
and will not be extinguished as long as humans still walk the earth.
The question is, well, how much longer will humans walk the earth?
And I don't just mean that in some sort of Terminator versus Cyberdyne AI war
that may or may not take place.
I mean that just at the level of the genetic manipulations and other things
that are changing what it means to be human at a more fundamental level.
The brain chips, Elon Musk, I'm sure will implant you with a wonderful brain chip.
But at any rate, it will change what it means to be human.
And at a certain point, how much of a change can we have before that that light
of sovereign human freedom is extinguished?
And that is where, you know, I think we are actually in a genuine arms race of sorts.
And it's not just AI and robotics. It's AI tied into nanobots that can self-program
synthetic organisms that can then manipulate us in various ways.
I mean, there are crazy, crazy things that are not science fiction that are
actively being worked on by DARPA and others right now.
Would blow people's minds, um, or should blow people's minds because it is on our doorstep.
So yeah, I, I trust me, I understand this is not a trivial thing and it is certainly
not a set in stone certain certainty that freedom will prevail.
Um, but I know what will happen if we just sort of give up and shrug our shoulders
and walk away from this, you know, they, them, those, the powers that shouldn't be will win.
So I know I, at any rate, I know that our struggle is pretty much the same as
all of our forefathers struggle throughout all of history.
We still have to stand up for what we know is right and try to build the better
world for our children and their children and their children's children.
But we don't have forever on this. So if there's anyone on the fence,
if there's anyone thinking about it, if there's anyone who's discouraged,
oh, you know, it's all so bleak, how could we ever possibly fight back?
Well, this is the time to stand up and fight back because there will be no better
opportunity than there is right now.
And, you know, It's an exciting time if you want to look at it that way.
Glass half empty, glass half full.
At the very least, you cannot say that this is a boring time to be born into into the human race.
And here we are and we are racing. So let's let's all join together.
Because if we don't hang together, we will certainly hang separately. Right.
All right. Well said there, Mr. James. I appreciate you. This has been great.
It's always fun to pick that that noggin of yours. You've got a well-researched
guy, and I'm always really appreciative of the solutions focus.
And again, CorbettReport.com, huge body of knowledge, wealth of information.
And then the Solutions Watch is super hard-hitting for folks that are looking for what can I do?
What can I do? It covers a wide variety of topics and things that you can do,
practical stuff that anyone can embark upon in their local area and their lives.
So really appreciate you. Thanks for spending some time with us.
Thanks for having me on. All right. Take care.
Excellent. Excellent. There you have it, ladies and gentlemen,
the one, the only James Corbett of CorbettReport.com.
I just want to add one last point there as what James was saying.
I choose to be grateful and blessed for the opportunity to be alive right now
and to have the honor of participating in the Animating Contest of Freedom.
I think that this conspiracy and what's taking place in the world is not happening to us.
It's happening for us so that we
may step into our power
and embrace our role as creators that were made in the image of God for the
purpose of doing good and bringing about light and love.
To a world that is seemingly dark.
I take immense gratitude and
joy that I've been blessed with the opportunity to be alive right now and that
I get to play a role in this transition where free people finally remember who it is that they are.
We have the power. We just forgot that.
And the sooner that more of us remember it and start demonstrating that power
that we have through action.
The sooner we will get to really experience the joy of a genuinely free society,
the free society that you, me, our children, our children's children,
the society we all deserve.
But it's going to take work and let's learn to find joy in that work.
All right, friends, This is John Bush of the Live Free Now show,
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