the security state

Martial Bourdin was an anarchist who accidentally blew himself up near the Greenwich Royal Observatory in London in 1894. This event formed the basis for a book by Joseph Conrad and a film by Alfred Hitchcock, but behind the absurdity and horror lies a familiar tale of secret agents, insider accounts and the advancement of the security state. This week we examine the mystery of the death of Martial Bourdin, the problems of the official record and the secrecy surrounding the infiltration of the anarchist movement in this period.

Charlie McGrath Presents Former Wall Street Insider & Activist Warren Pollock
Global “leadership” is either completely incompetent or totally corrupt- there can be no middle ground. Charlie and Warren ask and answer the questions of Leadership, consumerism as an ideology, the profile of a revolutionary, and the security state end game.