The Corbett Report - Feature Interviews

Sean Dagan Wood is the Editor-in-Chief of PositiveNews.org.uk, a publication dedicated to solutions-oriented journalism. Today he joins us to discuss the philosophy and psychology of positive news reporting, and how new research is proving the positive mental and even physical effects it can have on the public. We also discuss examples of this type of journalism and how this trend is starting to replace the old "fear porn" media paradigm that focuses on dangers and threats.

This week on "Financial Survival" James and Alfred discuss the energy industry, from nuclear and coal to wind and solar, and how its development is controlled by the money powers. We also discuss Malthusian overpopulation propaganda and how it masks a much bigger depopulation agenda.

Chris Emery is the producer of "A Noble Lie," the award-winning documentary exposing the lies and telling the truth about the Oklahoma City Bombing. As the 20th anniversary of that false flag event approaches, Chris joins us to set the record straight on Timothy McVeigh, from his CIA drug smuggling to his FBI handler to the very real possibility that he is still alive.

Keelan Balderson of WideShut.co.uk joins the program today to discuss examples of child abuse witch hunts in the alternative media and how they can go very poorly. We examine the Hollie Greig case, where a Down's syndrome girl was allegedly abused by a high-ranking pedophile ring for years, and how it spread through the alternative media without people verifying basic facts (like whether the victims were born at the time or whether the accused actually existed). We also talk about the recent allegations of child abuse in Hampstead, and what these stories tell us about how the alt media functions and how we can improve our own open source investigation into these topics.

Kakistocracy is defined as "rule by the worst." Today on the program Dr. Tjeerd Andringa of the University of Groningen joins us to discuss his theory of how the kakistocracy uses child abuse to perpetuate their control, both over the victims of that abuse and its perpetrators. We also discuss what the vast majority of decent and moral people can do about this problem.

This week on the New World Next Week: No, Russia did not just hack the White House; Yes, the UK did just pass a law allowing them to dump nuclear waste in Brits back yards; and Creative Commons promotes open business models in the peer-to-peer economy.

Join James and Alfred for this week's edition of Financial Survival as they discuss "lone wolf terrorism," "Homeland" "Security," treaties and trade deals, Okinawa and Japan, globalism and deconstructing the nation state.

Today James joins Neil Foster on Reality Bytes to discuss the peer-to-peer economy and the real potential for disruption of the global economic enslavement grid.

Today we're joined on the program by Simon Krimms, an English teacher in Japan who has authored "Rollerdog," a book "designed for little people growing up in the brave new world (order) of the 21st century." Through his inventive tale and multi-layered illustrations, Krimms hopes to deprogram children from the NWO matrix without fear while providing a warning for parents about the world around us.

J. Michael Springmann of MichaelSpringmann.com joins us to discuss his new book, Visas for al-Qaeda: CIA Handouts that rocked the world. We discuss Springmann’s experience at the U.S. consulate in Jeddah in Saudi Arabia in the 1980s and the ongoing CIA program to illegally provide US visas for their terrorist operatives that he discovered there.