drones

The American public is distracted, detached and distanced from anything that we vaguely recognize as relevant. And who can blame us? It’s so much easier to talk of the pol who cuts a pizza slice with a knife and fork versus the patented pleated fold. Or seeing Madame Hillary fumble with a NY subway Metrocard to travel two stops in her sudden connection with the masses. We’re a country who knows nothing, feels nothing and appreciates nothing. That involves intellectual heavy lifting. And concern. Alas.

Iceland’s Prime Minister becomes the first casualty of the so-called 'Panama Papers'; the rise of the drones continues apace with a new clear threat; and Saudi Arabia prepares for a post-oil era.

Iceland’s Prime Minister becomes the first casualty of the so-called 'Panama Papers'; the rise of the drones continues apace with a new clear threat; and Saudi Arabia prepares for a post-oil era.

[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2016-04-07%20James%20Evan%20Pilato.mp3"][/audio]This week on the New World Next Week: the lapdog media gatekeeps the Panama Papers for their globalist masters; the government terrorists mull a nuclear false flag; and the Saudi royals try to maintain their grip on power as oil money dries up.

Drone zones, hacked elections and empty Nest + this day in history w/Kurt's death and our song of the day by Field Music on your Morning Monarchy for April 5, 2016.

What’s another 200 dead? That appears to be the logic behind the Obama administration’s recent drone strike in Yemen from March 22.
The attack came on the heels of a strike the week before in Somalia that killed upwards of 150. Even by the standards of the Obama administration’s drone war, this is a marked escalation.

4.83/5 (6) This is already shaping up to be one of the strangest periods for news in recent memory, for consider only the recent revelations from Israel's Ha Aretz that it had at one time hired…
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Americans are too busy. Too busy taking pictures of their food and selfies and being self-absorbed and self-focused, bathing in a warm narcissistic glow. And when it comes to getting deep into certain issues, especially those that might be construed as being conspiratorial in nature (translation: true), you might as well change that channel, Sparky. We’re busy. But how we love to bask in the delusion that we’re news junkies, possessed of an elementary understanding of the working parts of multitiered issues analysis. Pshaw! Have a nice day.

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