The Corbett Report - Feature Interviews

Pearse Redmond of Porkins Policy Review joins us for the first time to discuss how divide and rule has been used to neo-colonialize the continent of Africa. We discuss how America and its allies have sown the seeds of strife, conflict and genocide in many different countries over the years, and the corporate and geopolitical interests that they are serving. We also discuss China's role in Africa and whether it truly represents a third way.

James joins Joyce Riley for his twice-monthly appearance on The Power Hour radio show. This time they discuss the geopolitical and economic ramifications of the Ukraine crisis, the creation of the Russian boogeyman, Obama's Asia visit and Russia's pivot to China. We also take your calls and discuss the latest Bitcoin news.

Today we talk face to face with entrepreneur, investor and Bitcoin proponent Roger Ver of RogerVer.com. In this conversation we discuss Roger's own journey toward the philosophy of voluntaryism, its main precepts, and the moral arguments in its favour.

This week on New World Next Week: Obama ordered to release American assassination justification memo; the FCC moves to gut net neutrality; and the #myNYPD campaign backfires big time.

In this blockbuster interview, Dr. Meryl Nass of AnthraxVaccine.blogspot.com joins us to break down the FBI's attempt to pin the blame for the 2001 anthrax attack on Dr. Bruce Ivins. We go through the FBI's case against Ivins and dissect it point by point, looking at the inconsistencies, omissions and misconceptions that have allowed the Bureau to sweep this incident under the rug in recent years.

This week on New World Next Week: Police try to crowdsource the snitch state; conspiracy theories (against the boogeymen) become "acceptable"; and Russia blocks GMOs.

The common law of defamation turns the basic tenets of jurisprudence on its head, making defendants guilty until proven innocent. Denis Rancourt of UofOWatch.blogspot.ca joins us today to help paint the bigger picture of how defamation arose in the common law, and how it is wielded to clamp down on freedom of expression. We also discuss what the average person can do to help topple this faulty legal principle and the systemically corrupt court system that upholds it.

Julie Wood joins us to talk about the vast archive of media accounts of prescription drug-related violence at SSRIStories.org. We discuss the risks such drugs pose to a certain percentage of the population, including some of the specific examples of drug-induced suicide and violence caused by these pharmaceuticals, and how people can use a resource like RxISK.org to find more information on these topics.

This week on New World Next Week: More good news updates; the US Navy makes breakthrough in converting seawater into fuel; and doomsday prophets (and profits) warn of the blood moon tetrad.

In this edition of the BFP Roundtable, Peter B. Collins, Guillermo Jimenez, James Corbett and Sibel Edmonds discuss the latest moves in the formation of a so-called “new cold war” between NATO and Russia. We also tackle Seymour Hersh and his recent article in the London Review of Books examining Turkish involvement in the Syrian chemical weapons attack in Ghouta last year.