Interview

What was going to be a quick chat about their upcoming album turned into a wide-ranging, raw and really fun talk with Brent DeBoer of The Dandy Warhols.

“John and myself (Chris) join Afternoon Commute repeat guest, Jay Dyer, for an excellent discussion on H.G. Wells Time Machine and Scientism Propaganda, Space Brothers, Darwinism, Materialism, Future Utopian Ideals of the Ruling Elite, Trangenderism and Transhumanism, Freemasonry, Architecture, I (Chris) delve into a rant about Darwinism, Materialism and The Multiverse.”

“Announcing the release of Andy Nowicki’s new book, Conspiracy, Compliance, Control, and Defiance now available in paperback and Kindle.

Question: Mr President, We have just marked the 25th anniversary of the end of the Cold War. Last year, we witnessed a great number of wars and crises across the world, something that had not happened for many years. What

L’Arabie Saoudite a décidé d’exécuter 47 personnes pour « terrorisme », dont l’imam chiite Nimr Baqer al-Nimr, provoquant ainsi une vague de contestation et de colère, notamment en Iran, où des manifestants ont pris d’assaut l’ambassade saoudienne. Depuis, les tensions diplomatiques entre les deux pays n’ont pas cessé. C’est dans ce contexte que nous avons demandé à Jean-Michel Vernochet de nous livrer son analyse de ces événements.

http://dissentradio.com/radio/16_01_05_hoff.mp3 “Sirte is located mid-way between Tripoli and Benghazi; its loss will be a psychological blow for Qaddafi.” —Hillary Clinton intelligence briefing, 2011 “In the Libyan capital, Tripoli, Mr.

Alors que de nombreuses centrales nucléaires, aussi bien en France qu’en Belgique, se trouvent dans un état d’entretien lamentable et alarmant, nous avons souhaité revenir sur l’accident nucléaire de Fukushima, qui a eu lieu le 11 mars 2011 au Japon. Nous avons pu rencontrer Mizue Mori, citoyenne japonaise, qui a décidé de devenir activiste antinucléaire suite à l’accident, dans un pays où l’activisme est plutôt rare.

Everyone's talking about the case and rushing to judgement, but we've actually got Simon Tam of The Slants on the show to talk about their recent trademark win - what it means and what it doesn't.

Kevin Zeese has long amazed me because of the number of things he does to make a better world. Mondays he does a radio program with Margaret Flowers called Clearing the FOG, which is one of the best alternative programs in the world, informing people of what is happening beyond the narrow scope of the corporate media.
Months before the Occupy Movement began, he was organizing activists in the City of Washington to occupy Freedom Plaza there.

Everyone's talking about the case and rushing to judgement, but we've actually got Simon Tam of The Slants on the show to talk about their recent trademark win - what it means and what it doesn't.