E13-The Only One Percent that Matters

On the 10th episode, Mike Bielawski and James Corbett of the Corbett Report hash out the details surrounding the plummeting prices of gold due to the Goldman Sachs shorting sabotage.

We have another chat with the awesome Broc West of Asia-Pacific Perspective. We speak about the riots in the Xinjiang province of Western China, get into recent news on Edward Snowden, and finally describe the details surrounding the Monsanto Video Revolt.

On our 11th podcast, we interview Scott Horton, geopolitical maestro and engine behind scotthorton.org, and pick his brain about such topics as the Defcon 5 level of threats from North Korea, China's geopolitical strategies for NK, ghost towns and recent developments in Syria. We even have a go at the Federal Reserve! Intro/Outro: Ant Neely, "What This Country Needs"

On our first podcast, we discuss the events that gave us our awakenings to global affairs. Also, we give our modus operandi, or why we have begun the podcasts, and what we hope to accomplish by doing so. Intro Music: NIN, The Slip, "Discipline" OUtro Music: NIN, The Slip, "1,000,000"

On this episode, we cover the information surrounding the false-flag attacks during the Boston marathon. Secondly, we delve deeper into the geopolitical history of Islamism in the Chechen region and discuss how both Russia and America have responded to it in recent years, and give our own straightforward anecdotes on the situation.

On the latest installment of our podcast, Mike and I have the pleasure to interview Broc West, an Australian blogger in charge of Asia-Pacific Perspective. We cover the issues surrounding the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the largest and most menacing free trade agreement to date. We also delve into the worldwide backlash against Monsanto (and their mutant foods) that has taken place in over 400 cities.

On the 13th episode, Alain Lareau, member of the United Front Against Austerity and The Glass-Steagall Command Post, makes an appearance on the show. We discuss the core principles and goals of the UFAA, the proposed 1 percent derivatives tax, Elizabeth Warren's Student Loan Bill (S.897), our economic philosophies, and how to knock some sense in the heads of the mad Caligulas of Wall Street. Music: Rollin' Hunt, "Castles of Nothing"

Inspired by The Corbett Reports' podcast, "The State is Not So Great", we discuss our personal definitions of the state with XomoX, AKA Eric Bochene. We also talk about his developing projects and solutions to the Statism pandemic of the planet. Music: Ras Amerlock, Ras Amerlock meets Natty Nation, "Hurt Me"

In this episode, we define and discuss the rise of the police state through executive orders related to FEMA and cover over four decades of presidential and congressional legislations. We also discuss conversely the rise resistance in the United States in the form of record gun sales and growing awareness of its citizens. Intro/Outro Music: Loved Like a Milkshake-A Tribute to Wesley Willis Haggis Rising, "Blood, Guts and Fire Trucks"

In episode 3, we talk about some of the key players within the European Union that have begun rebelling against financial austerity. We also explain why the debt that surfaced during the 2008 crisis was the cause and burden of bankers, and not the people. Intro/Outro music: Volfoniq, "Love Not Money"