Patrick M. Wood, a repeated guest on this show (TMR: 071, 107, 119) announces the launch of his new prime-time radio programme: Technocracy Rising Hour. Starting on Friday November 13th at 7 pm (Pacific Time), Pat's show will deal with "the clear and present danger to America", which he identifies as "Technocracy and everything that surrounds it", such as "Agenda 21, 2030 Agenda, Sustainable Development, Climate Change, Green Economy, etc." As he puts it:
I haven't worn a poppy for a few years now. I'm not a pacifist, at least I'm not a proper one; I can just about imagine circumstances in which it's better to fight than to allow wickedness to prevail and do even more damage, and I think Hitler and his Nazi thugs were such a wickedness. But I have become increasingly conscious of how the poppy symbol and remembrance in general have become co-opted by the modern war machine, serving to baptise the UK's wars of the 21st Century in the spirit of its perhaps more morally-defensible Past.
If you're in the UK, please support the Defend Free Speech Campaign (http://defendfreespeech.org.uk/) which has been set up recently by the Christian Institute and The National Secular Society, who are working together to defend our right to freedom of speech in this country. Please join their campaign (as I have done) and write to your MP expressing your concern about the proposed EDOs (as I have done). Parliamentary democracy doesn't work well for the people, but it exists and we can make use of it, such as it is. If enough of us tell our MPs that we are deeply concerned, especially by the nebulous term "non-violent extremism", we may be able to wake up our somnambulant MPs to the danger this presents.
In the age of feudalism, elites were able to silence the peasants via threat of vagrancy, property theft, gaol and sword. Today, they have to do it far more subtly: via the power of lies. In a very helpful article, Brandon Smith lays out some of the ways in which they manage to pull it off.
In an exclusive piece at Empire Burlesque, Chris Floyd reports on eyewitnesses who say they saw Jeremy Corbyn behaving suspiciously like Adolf Hitler and "literally eating the heads off newborn kittens." Hard to believe, I know, but anyone tempted to choose this man in the 2020 UK General Election MUST read this report first before casting their vote. You have been warned!
For the 14th anniversary of September 11th, 2001, there will be an important live broadcast at the above website to which people will be able to submit questions and comments in real time. Many notable researchers, who have critically examined the official account of the events of 9/11, will present their analyses on the failures of the official story, the negative impact it has had on our world, and why it is important to investigate what happened on that fateful day.
The thing about comedian and master of irony Frankie Boyle is that you can never be quite sure if he's being outrageous for effect, or if he actually means what he says; that's all part of his appeal. But however he really means it, his thought is certainly worth pondering.
Anytime that a hard-nosed analysis is put forth of who our rulers are, of how their political and economic interests interlock, it is invariably denounced by Establishment liberals and conservatives (and even by many libertarians) as a "conspiracy theory of history," "paranoid," "economic determinist," and even "Marxist." These smear labels are applied across the board, even though such realistic analyses can be, and have been, made from any and all parts of the economic spectrum, from the John Birch Society to the Communist Party. The most common label is "conspiracy theorist," almost always leveled as a hostile epithet rather than adopted by the "conspiracy theorist" himself.
In characteristically flamboyant style Chris Floyd pricks the bubble of British Establishment fury at Jeremy Corbyn's bid for the UK Labour Party leadership. Though apparently "unelectable" to the likes of Tony Blair (friend of "dictators and other assorted sleazebags"), Corbyn's campaign has seen "more than 400,000 people" join the ranks of the Labour Party, in sharp contrast to the exodus of "200,000 members" during the Blair years, "most of them stage left."
Following David Cameron's address on "extremism" on 20 July 2015, the inimitable Guzzy Bear Oh Yeh! kindly posts an open video message of congratulations to our esteemed Prime Minster, praising him for a "wonderful speech" that is "surely going to unite us all in this battle against the radicalisation and extremism amongst young people in our nation." *
Pondering further UK Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks on Monday about "extremism" (which Glenn Greenwald tweeted as "one of the creepiest and most authoritarian speeches you'll ever hear"), it's nice to know we can turn to one of his key colleagues for further "clarification". Quizzed in May by BBC Radio 4 Today Programme's John Humphrys as to what the government means by "extremism" and the "British values" it apparently offends, Mrs. May seemed to be unable to explain.
Seemingly out of character, retired US Army General Wesley Clark calls for the revival of WWII-style internment camps for "disloyal" Americans, during an interview on MSNBC.
"Afshin Rattansi goes underground with James G. Connell III, attorney at the US Defense Department, who represents Aamar al-Baluchi. Aamar stands accused of financing 9/11, and the CIA-backed Hollywood film Zero Dark Thirty even based a character on him. James explains how Hollywood producers and directors works with the CIA, and why the US considers itself to be exempt from many human rights treaties." *
Late last year, Germany’s broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) investigated what turned out to be hundreds of trucks a day carrying billions of dollars in supplies, flowing across the Turkish border into Syria and directly into the hands of the so-called “Islamic State” (ISIS).
The border crossing near the Turkish city of Oncupinar, approximately 100km west of the Syrian city of Kobani, is apparently only one of many such crossings where ISIS fighters, weapons, and materiel move directly under the watch and apparent assistance of NATO.
Dr. Graeme MacQueen, "Eyewitness Evidence of Explosions in the Twin Towers : Testimony for the Toronto Hearings, Day 3, Sept. 10, 2011" (without appendix).
Garth Kennedy & Dr. Mike Spaulding, "LFR Show 34", LikeFlintRadio.com (01 July 2015)
An excellent discussion on Like Flint Radio, between host Garth Kennedy and guest Pastor Mike Spaulding (of Soaring Eagle Radio), on the subject of biblical hermeneutics: how to read and interpret the Scriptures according to the guidelines implicit in the texts themselves.
