Guillermo Jimenez

Guillermo Jimenez Presents Todd Miller
On this edition of De-Manufacturing Consent: Guillermo is joined by Todd Miller, a journalist and author of the new book Border Patrol Nation: Dispatches from the Front Lines of Homeland Security. We discuss the emergence of the “border-industrial complex,” and how its political effects extend beyond the Southwestern United States and are now being felt across the country and around the world.

TOR Radio #98 | Andalusia Knoll joins us to discuss Mexico's telecom "reform," the broad surveillance and censorship authority that it proposes, the potential for such data to end up in the hands of drug cartels, and the civil resistance movement birthed by social media that led to street action across the country.

DC on BFP #37 | Phil Giraldi joins us to discuss the "Cognitive Dissonance of Spying," post-9/11 "culture shift" within the CIA, neoconservatives in Washington positioning a "New Cold War" as the next "just cause" in the killing business, Jonathan Pollard, the strength of the Israel Lobby today, and much more.

Guillermo Jimenez Presents Philip Giraldi
On this edition of De-Manufacturing Consent Guillermo is joined by former CIA officer and Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest, Phil Giraldi. We discuss Giraldi’s latest article, “The Cognitive Dissonance of Spying,” and explore the post-9/11 “culture shift” within the CIA, the US government, and the country as a whole. As the “war on terror” rhetoric loses its effectiveness as a propaganda tool, neoconservatives in Washington position a “New Cold War” as the next “just cause” in the killing business.

DC on BFP #36 | Douglas Lucas explains what George W. Bush's recent "art exhibit" may reveal about the former sociopath-in-chief. Also, the drug war rages on "south of the border," the next generation of sociopathic cartel leaders, Stratfor's cozy relationship with law enforcement, and the latest on the Barrett Brown case.

Guillermo Jimenez Presents Douglas Lucas
On this edition of De-Manufacturing Consent: Guillermo is joined by freelance writer and journalist, Douglas Lucas. We discuss Lucas’s latest article, “Portrait of a failed president: Inside the art of George W. Bush.” We examine how presidential libraries, like the latest in Dallas, Texas, function as self-aggrandizing propaganda tools, and explore what Bush’s recent “art exhibit” may reveal about the former sociopath-in-chief.

TOR Radio #97 | Jack Blood joins us to discuss his roots in the radio business, the evolution of alternative media, the music industry, occult symbolism in pop culture, Ron Paul, the benefits of localization and "voting with your dollars," the income tax, and much more.

Blacklisted Radio | In this Tax Day, Blood Mood edition of the show, we talk with Guillermo Jimenez, host of TOR Radio and Demanufacturing Consent, an exclusive weekly podcast on BFP. We discuss the situation on the Clive Bundy Ranch, the police state, and recent suicide of Michael Rupert.

TOR Radio #96 | Justice Department cites "excessive force" in Albuquerque PD -- justice for James Boyd and other victims, or another empty political gesture? LA pigs shoot and kill a man asking for help; the latest news in narconoia, autodefensa movement in Mexico, heartbleed exploit, and much more.

DC on BFP #35 | Alfredo Lopez on US Corporate State's militarization of the internet, Facebook's attempt to "connect the world" and control all content, USAID's "Cuban Twitter," the New Cold War, Twitter Revolutions in the Arab world, heartbleed and the NSA, and much more.