Fukushima is not Chernobyl. The plants have different designs, were effected in different ways and are behaving differently. Nevertheless, there are still things that we can learn about the Chernobyl disaster that might teach us about our current situation. Join us this week as we uncover some of the secrets of Chernobyl and ask what this can tell us about Fukushima.

Transcript and sources coming soon

Transcript and sources: http://www.corbettreport.com/sunday-update-20110327/

Japan is just tallying up the damage from the devestating earthquake that struck off the northeast coast on March 11th, but it is clear that this was one of the most powerful earthquakes in modern Japanese history. Now, some are asking whether this was a natural earthquake or if it was precipitated by human activities. Join us this week as we go in search of a man-made fingerprint on the 3/11 earthquake.

TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: http://www.corbettreport.com/when-the-criminals-control-the-cameras/

The Mohammed Junaid Babar story has put 7/7 back in the news, and the 7/7 inquest is due to wrap up hearings next week, insuring a new wave of attention on the London bombings. But what has been answered by the inquests so far, and what new questions have been raised? Join us this week as we talk to Tom Secker and Keelan Balderson about the state of 7/7 truth and how concerned citizens can move ahead in the pursuit of 7/7 justice.

We know that the manmade globlal warming hoax is a scam, but if it isn’t CO2 driving the climate, what is? This week we talk to Dr. Tim Ball and examine the work of Piers Corbyn as we explore the ways in which the sun effects the climate on earth, and what that means for our future.

http://www.corbettreport.com/sunday-update-20110227/

TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: http://www.corbettreport.com/the-last-word-on-terrorism/

This week we explore the myriad ways that governments and corporations are tracking, databasing, monitoring, logging, recording and generally spying on your every movement. Is there any hope for personal freedom in the technological surveillance society?