Stop KONY 2012, LulzSec FBI, Fukushima Anniversary – New World Next Week [video]
New World Next Week
March 7, 2012
Welcome to http://NewWorldNextWeek.com – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week:
Story #1: Joseph Kony Viral Video Campaign Clouded In Controversy
http://ur1.ca/8khpo
‘Get Kony’ Goes Viral: Questions Raised About Charity’s Social Media Blitz
http://ur1.ca/8khpq
Joseph Kony Is Not In Uganda
http://ur1.ca/8khps
Invisible Children, The Next Chapter
http://ur1.ca/8khpy
Related: Breitbart Autopsy Leaves More Questions Than Answers
http://ur1.ca/8khq3
After Ohio Primary, Kucinich Loses Seat in Congress
http://ur1.ca/8khq5
Story #2: LulzSec Hackers Charged after Ringleader Turns Informant
http://ur1.ca/8khqb
Flashback: One In Four US Hackers ‘Is An FBI Informer’
http://ur1.ca/8khs6
Story #3: Children Wait Another Year for UN Radiation Study
http://ur1.ca/8khqh
Related: Iran Tops Agenda of UN Nuclear Inspectors’ Meeting in Vienna
http://ur1.ca/8khqn
Flashback: Toxic link – the WHO and the IAEA
http://ur1.ca/4n25n
Bonus: Food World Order on Corbett Report Radio
http://ur1.ca/8khqu
The 2010 Video Archive DVD from Corbett Report
http://ur1.ca/8khqw
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Previous Episode: Protest “Illegal”, FBI “Imam”, Google “Privacy”
http://ur1.ca/8khqz
Hack’n’Leak: Assad emails ‘exposed’ [video]
Russia Today
March 15, 2012
The Syrian President remains in power, a year since protest against his rule and violence gripped the country. And according to leaked emails – allegedly from his account – Bashar Al-Assad is under Iranian guidance, and ridicules his own reforms. But as RT’s Laura Smith reports, there’s considerable doubt about the credibility of the claims, which come from splintered opposition groups.
In Syria, protesters are marking the anniversary of the mass uprising with anti-Assad demonstrations across the country. But thousands are also rallying in the capital, in support of the President. RT discusses the latest developments with Ahmed Badawi, of the Berlin-based Centre for Conflict Analysis.
‘West must keep dirty fingers off Syria’ [video]
Russia Today
March 15, 2012
In Syria, the first anniversary of widespread protests and unrest against the Assad regime is being marked with more demonstrations across the country. We discuss the latest developments with political analyst Christoph Horstel, who’s just arrived in Damascus.
Woman Tased By FHP Trooper [video]
YouTube – jtbpnw
February 20, 2012
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Mark Passio on Personal Responsibility, the Police State, and More [audio]
The Intel Hub News Brief
March 16, 2012
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On this edition of the Intel Hub News Brief Popeye talks with researcher and radio host Mark Passio.
They get into the subject of personal responsibility in regards to the military and police committing violent acts on innocent people and the mindset of the public as a whole that allows and condones such behavior.
As Jiddu Krishnamurti said “It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.”
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‘Media – West proxy to fuel Syria conflict’ [video]
Russia Today
March 14, 2012
Syria’s turmoil has been laid bare on our TV screens for more than a year, but some networks are being accused of affecting rather than reflecting the conflict. Maria Finoshina reports now, on how there’s more to the coverage on the Qatari-owned Al Jazeera TV channel, than meets the eye.
California’s dark legacy of forced sterilizations [video included]
by Elizabeth Cohen and John Bonifield
CNN.com
March 15, 2012
(CNN) — Sixty-seven years ago, 14-year-old Charlie Follett was living in California’s Sonoma State Home. As he did most days, Follett sat in a field, singing popular songs to himself, enjoying the sunshine and the solitude.
Suddenly, someone came outside to get Follett and brought him to the hospital. They told him to lie down on an operating table, and then the needle came out.
“First, they shot me with some kind of medicine. It was supposed to deaden the nerves,” he said. “Then the next thing I heard was snip, snip, and that was it.”
The doctors didn’t tell Follett what they were doing, but he knew anyway. Other boys at the Sonoma State Home had told him how much it hurt to have a vasectomy. Now it was his turn.
