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   Number 1: What About the 9/11 Money Trail?

   From gold vaults and insurance policies to recovered hard drives and advance trades, the 9/11 money trail is one of the most fascinating and under-explored aspects of the false flag events of September 11, 2001. Today, James Corbett attempts to redress that research imbalance. Join James for this important 25th anniversary 9/11 podcast on the mysteries of the 9/11 financial anomalies.

   September 11, 2026·22min
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   Number 2: 9/11 + 25 = New World Next Week

   This week on New World Next Week: the KSM trial date is set; Trump lifts sanctions on Al Qaeda; and the generated outrage occurs just in time for the 911 anniversary.

   September 08, 2026·26min
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   Number 3: The Incredible TRUE Story of the Pentagon's Missing Trillions

   You know about the missing trillions, right? You know, the $2.3 trillion missing from the Pentagon's coffers that was announced to the public on September 10, 2001, and then never mentioned again? ...Of course, if that IS your understanding of the missing trillions story, then you don't know the missing trillions story. Join James for today's Corbett Report deep dive into the real story of the Pentagon's missing trillions and how many trillions are missing today.

   September 07, 2026·39min
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   Number 4: Guess Where They're Building Data Centres Now... (NWNW #640)

   This week on New World Next Week: the FDA approves mRNA flu shot slurry; apple falls close to Gates family tree; and grow ops to data centers.

   August 20, 2026·24min
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   Number 5: Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum - Film, Literature and the New World Order

   When you read Umberto Eco's Foucault’s Pendulum and saw the allusions to Francis Bacon's New Atlantis, did you begin to suspect a Plan. Did you think that James was obviously sending you on a literary journey from one stepping stone to the next on the way to a predetermined destination? That would be a perfectly reasonable supposition...but it's completely incorrect. These works were chosen completely independently from each other by people who didn't even know of the other's existence, let alone the other's choice of book. Does this information bother you? Should it? Why? These are the sorts of questions one begins to ask oneself when you engage in a rabbit hole as large and as all consuming as Foucault's Pendulum—a rabbit hole that contains all other rabbit holes. And that's precisely how Eco would have wanted it...maybe. Find out more about this elaborate, meticulously researched, clockwork conspiracy yarn in this month's edition of Film, Literature and the New World Order with special guest Tom-Oliver Regenauer of Regenauer.press.

   August 04, 2026·1h 16min
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