The Corbett Report - Feature Interviews

James Corbett and Ernest Hancock interview Ken Schoolland, the retired professor of economics who wrote the text for The Philosophy of Liberty. If you've seen the philosophy of liberty video and appreciate its message, you won't want to miss this conversation on the roots of that video and the emerging effort to bring the philosophy of liberty to the masses.

This week on the New World Next Week: a new FDA memo confirms children died from the COVID vax; Campbell's VP lets slip that their soup is isht; and rage bait is the Oxford word(s) of the year!

In Manufacturing consent: Government behavioural engineering of Canadians, the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) exposes the Impact and Innovation Unit, the Canadian government's behavioural psychology office. Joining us today to talk about how this little-known unit helped shape Canada's perception of the scamdemic is JCCF president John Carpay.

This week on the New World Next Week: Blair and Trump to head the Gaza Board of Peace; first person dies of tick bite meat allergy; and Epstein reveals the swamp.

This week on the New World Next Week: top BBC execs resign over bias scandal; Turkey issues an arrest warrant for Netanyahu; and was the J6 pipe bomber just found?

via Off-Guardian.org: The Independent Media Alliance convenes once again, this time to discuss the global roll out of digital identity programs. We talk definitions, use cases, cyber-ethics, personal lines in the sand and much more.

James joins Jimmy Dore once again. This time, they discuss what's really behind Bill Gates' climate change about-face; the threats to free speech in America and around the world; and why CNBC is now warning about revolution.

via LiveFreeNow.show: The predator class is building a global technocratic control grid and millions are waking up to it. But here’s the hard truth: waking up isn’t enough.

This week on the New World Next Week: the coming Venezuela war heats up; Bill Gates pivots on climate catastrophe; and oh SNAP, the US is about to head into food revolution.

The Louvre heist makes headlines as robbers brazenly steal royal jewels, raising security concerns. China accuses the U.S. of cyberattacks on its National Time Center, prompting debates on the credibility of such claims. Beyond Meat faces a massive downturn, reflecting consumer backlash against the 'fake meat' agenda, driven by health and environmental concerns. The discussion highlights the pitfalls of processed plant-based products and questions surrounding the marketing of imitation meat.