Corbett Report Radio

It is one thing to be motivated by our outrage at the lies and manipulation we are subjected to each and every day. It is another thing entirely to be driven by blind hatred of this system. Tonight on the final episode of Corbett Report Radio James warns against the temptation to define ourselves by hatred of the way things are and offers an alternative: to define ourselves by love for our friends and family, the world around us, and the world we can help to bring into being. Join us tonight for the final voyage of Corbett Report Radio.

All good things come to an end, and so too must Corbett Report Radio. In this penultimate episode of the broadcast James explains why Corbett Report Radio is going off the air (for the time being) and plays some clips from some of his favorite episodes.

We turn our attention to the Asia-Pacific tonight (where doomsday has failed to arrive) for a discussion with Broc West of AP-Perspective.blogspot.com. We discuss the Japanese elections, Australian customs scandals, the doomsday mindset, and much more.

We take a trip around the world once again tonight as James gathers headlines from around the globe on economics, science and geopolitics. We also take your calls and discuss how to open other people's eyes to this information.

'Tis the season of prediction, and as we look ahead to 2013 James delivers a warning about the prediction fever that sweeps the media at this time of year. Having said that, we'll also take a look at some of the trends that are likely to shape the world around us in the year ahead.

It's hard to believe that another year has come and gone already, but it's mid-December and 2012 is almost finished. Tonight on the program we look back at the year that was and highlight some of the stories that defined the year economically and geopolitically. Join us for this moment of retrospection as we process what happened and where things are heading from here.

Tonight James breaks down some of the issues that could change the political, economic, and geopolitical landscape in the weeks, months, and years ahead, and even change the face of the map itself. From elections and leadership changes in East Asia to secession movements around the world to the latest drama in the Iranian nuclear saga, Corbett Report Radio has it covered.

Tonight we talk to Dr. James F. Tracy, Associate Professor of Media Studies at Florida Atlantic University about the academy. What part do academics play in the current slide into tyranny in the developed world? What is the responsibility of intellectuals? What happened to the social activism that was once an integral part of campus culture? Tune in tonight as we explore these important issues.

We step out of the hard news and geopolitics for a moment tonight to look at some of the stranger stories from the world of science, society and pop culture. From hibernating humans to royal rituals, predictive programming to seizure weapons, tonight's episode covers a range of stories that will make you scratch your head.

On this Friday night edition of the broadcast, James goes through the latest news and headlines, including several stories sent in by listeners via The Corbett Report contact form. He also responds to some recent feedback regarding homeschooling and takes your calls.

Kerry Lutz of FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com joins us once again to discuss finance, the economy, and what people can do to prepare for the coming financial collapse. Topics discussed include the gold and silver markets, the illegitimacy of the social contract, the Fed's manipulation of key statistics and the importance of self-sustaining economies.

Tonight James talks to the "unplugged mom" Laurette Lynn (laurettelynn.com) about her book, Don't Do Drugs Stay Out of School. We discuss the conditioning and indoctrination of the compulsory education system and how parents can take their children off the treadmill of traditional schooling. Join us tonight for a fascinating conversation about the inter-generational revolution that can truly change our planet for the better. (Note: Corbett Report listeners can buy Laurette's book at a 10% discount by entering "corbett" as the coupoon code.)

The internet. GPS. Windows. Videoconferencing. Siri. Smart dust. Why isn't it common knowledge that these technologies started as DARPA-funded projects? When the government, defense contractors and tech giants team up to create the next generation of military technology, who wins and who loses? Find out on tonight's broadcast.

Although the MSM is no longer telling us to care about the people of Egypt, their revolution is still ongoing. Now they are fighting President Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood, who have just declared that he is above the judiciary. But who are the Muslim Brotherhood, where did they come from, and what are their connections? Join us tonight as we examine the American and British intelligence establishment links at the base of this radical Islamic group.

Tonight James introduces you to the new Corbett Report DVD Multi-Pack by dipping into the DVDs for some video and audio highlights. Containing hundreds of hours of interviews, videos, podcasts and articles, these DVDs make the perfect tool for your info arsenal. Subscribers can purchase the pack from the e-newsletter for 7500 Yen, and non-subscribers can purchase it for 10000 Yen.

Nile Bowie of NileBowie.blogspot.com joins us tonight to go over some news headlines from across the Middle East, including the UN General Assembly vote on Palestinian statehood, western double standards in the "Arab Spring" and the American-ization of Saudi Arabia. We also talk about the recent 9/11 conference in Kuala Lumpur and Nile's upcoming trip to China and North Korea.

James covers breaking headlines and takes your calls on tonight's program. Topics covered include cyber-activists hacking the IAEA over Israel's nuke program, more global warming bull, and rising secession movements across the EU.

From the recent Israeli operation in Gaza to a bid for non-member state status at the UN to the specter of Yasser Arafat being dug up from his grave, there is no shortage of news from Palestine right now. Tonight on the program James goes over these stories and shares some of his recent reports on Palestine including an interview with former Palestinian detainee Jawwad Musleh.

Back from his trip to Malaysia to present at the "9/11 Revisited: Seeking the Truth" conference, James talks about the conference, who was there, how it went, and where it's going from here. James also stresses the vital importance for everyone to take up the task of spreading this information to others in the alternative media revolution that is our last best hope to change this system for the better.

The Petraeus affair continues to unfold as it looks more and more like a Night of the Long Knives taking place amongst America's top brass. Tonight James covers the latest on the Petraeus front, as well as covering other news and headlines, playing the latest track from Joshua Owens, and taking your calls.