The Corbett Report has a lot of content that it puts out on a regular basis, sometimes in its own name and sometimes on behalf of a partner such as Global Research or Boiling Frogs Post. James Corbett has a lot of good stuff out there, some still in production and some not. This week, through Saturday, I'll post representative examples of his better work.
This is one of his best podcasts, and in addition to the video embedded below there is a corresponding page (linked at the YouTube video) which links to his sources and other relevant materials used for that episode. You can expect James to do this whenever he's producing under his own brand.
Monday, September 30, 2013
Sunday, September 29, 2013
An Ally Against Empire: James Corbett Exposes the IPCC & Climate Change
James Corbett, of the Corbett Report, has a new episode of the podcast out. Episode #282 addresses the Intergovernment Panel on Climate Change and how that body's proclamation regarding human activity on Climate Change is a grotesque and abominable fraud meant to push an international agenda of political economy that is meant to further centralized power and authority into the hands of a very small oligarchy. This is another attempt by Empire to preserve itself, through fostering the fraud of anthropogenic climate change and using fear of a ruined planet to return Mankind to serfdom via a new Feudalism--a Green Feudalism--that destroys Civilization (such as it is here) and puts down the rising threat of a fully awake, aware and ascendent Mankind that makes Empire shit its figurative pants in terror.
Below is the video. Sources and other relevant links are at the podcast's page, linked above, and James Corbett is very good at citing his sources for his podcast episodes. Follow up, as I have, and soon you too shall see that you can trust the Corbett Report to get it right when and where it counts.
Now, this is not to say that efforts to reduce the use of fossil fuels is not a good thing. It is, for no other reason that because no community should be so foolish as to rely solely on one source of power for all of their needs. The push to develop solar, wind, geo-thermal, etc. power sources is a net good for Mankind and should be supported. The point to keep in mind is that this is a scam meant to seize power over common people by a psychopathic oligarchy in dire fear for its own existence; they are using facts to lie, cheat and steal their way into a new secure position of power. This is why the fraud must be stopped, and thus aid in making Empire fall.
Below is the video. Sources and other relevant links are at the podcast's page, linked above, and James Corbett is very good at citing his sources for his podcast episodes. Follow up, as I have, and soon you too shall see that you can trust the Corbett Report to get it right when and where it counts.
Now, this is not to say that efforts to reduce the use of fossil fuels is not a good thing. It is, for no other reason that because no community should be so foolish as to rely solely on one source of power for all of their needs. The push to develop solar, wind, geo-thermal, etc. power sources is a net good for Mankind and should be supported. The point to keep in mind is that this is a scam meant to seize power over common people by a psychopathic oligarchy in dire fear for its own existence; they are using facts to lie, cheat and steal their way into a new secure position of power. This is why the fraud must be stopped, and thus aid in making Empire fall.
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Larken Rose: American Anarchist
I will give you a far more detailed post at a future date, but for now I'll let the man speak for himself.
For more, read his own words.
For more, read his own words.
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Friday, September 27, 2013
The Corporation Nation: A Documentary
Following on the final point from the previous post, I decided to give the original creators some attention.
The creators are the individuals behind The Corporation Nation. Below I embed the early version, freely available at Youtube, for your consideration.
This is why there's such an effort to keep the Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports out of public view, and to discredit those using them as a means to expose what the United States actually is--and, for the record, if your nation-state is part of the global banking system then your government is also a private corporation, so you're getting screwed also--and sometimes even this information slips out, in part. This is how the Thralls of Empire operate: deception, at all levels, backed up by raw violence under color of law.
The creators are the individuals behind The Corporation Nation. Below I embed the early version, freely available at Youtube, for your consideration.
This is why there's such an effort to keep the Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports out of public view, and to discredit those using them as a means to expose what the United States actually is--and, for the record, if your nation-state is part of the global banking system then your government is also a private corporation, so you're getting screwed also--and sometimes even this information slips out, in part. This is how the Thralls of Empire operate: deception, at all levels, backed up by raw violence under color of law.
Thursday, September 26, 2013
The Fraud That Is Debt
There is no debt. This is the big secret that the global banking system doesn't want to let it, but it follows logically from the following:
- The claims of debt stem from unlawful loans. A lawful loan is a lawful contract. A lawful contract requires two things that all loans lack: both parties signatures, and both parties' providing valuable consideration. No loan has both parties' signatures, and the lender never has valuable consideration; the "loan" principle doesn't even exist before the lendee signs the document, as it is created out of nothing as a bookeeping entry and then lent into existence. The lender risks nothing, and therefore offers nothing of value to consider. By Natural and Common Law, the loans are all fraudulent, and therefore the obligations are null and void.
- All currency in existence today is a true fiat currency. It is backed by nothing real, has no intrinsic value (by definition; otherwise it would be money, not currency), and therefore subject to manipulation by parties and factors that have nothing to do with reality; the only difference between the paper money in a Monopoly set and the paper money recognized as legal tender by governments is that very recognition. Whenever governments fall, that paper (and its electronic counterpart), you might as well wipe your ass with it because that's about all it's good for anymore. The real insiders always transform their paper currency into real assets--land, gold, silver, etc.--when they can't run and instead have to hide their wealth through such situations.
- The notes created by these loans are bought and sold so much that lawful custody cannot be proven. The original holder often sells their note to another party, signally or bundled with others, and the new owner assumes the duties of the lender. However, if challenged many of these claimants do not prove that they actually hold the note; the chain of custody broke, and confidence cannot be re-established. A lawful claimant has to produce the original note, produce proof of a lawful chain of custody from the original owner to his ownership, and then prove that the contract itself is lawful; no lender or claimant can do all of this, so all debt claims are null and void- don't bother complying with their criminal actions.
- The claims of there being insufficient funds is a lie. Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports (contrary to the claims made at the linked article) do prove that most petty and great entities of government are actually quite healthy financially, but hide this wealth to scam we the people out of more and more of our own material wealth via fraudulent claims for taxation as well as fee levies (when they're not slapped do in court or legislative venues). As the video below shows--recorded in 2000--this has gone on at all levels for a generation, if not longer. No agency or level of government is broke.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Civilization is the Network
In the early days of the American Republic, there was some controversy between the group we commonly call the Founding Fathers. Thomas Jefferson became, in time, the figure associated with a position now known as "pastoralism" by some and "agrarianism" by others. (The proper term, for the record, is Jeffersonian Democracy.) While that conflict is now, without dispute, known to end in favor of Alexander Hamilton's American System of Political Economy, which in turn was supplanted by the American Tories and their allies in the City of London by 1913 (the establishment of the Federal Reserve)--whose system now enslaves the world out of the Bank for International Settlements--it is now time to reconsider the Jeffersonian ideas as we seek a replacement for Empire's system.
Jefferson's "yeoman farmer" republic, with emphasis on decentralization and autonomy, is now far more practical and practicable than it was in the 18th and 19th centuries due to the Internet. This is because of another emergent quality identified in 1981, and by explained in very specific terms by Manual Castells in a 2000 publication, The Rise of the Network Society. Cities no longer hold the privilege of position that they formerly assumed; it is now possible, at long last, to reverse the known--and, by now, obviously true--flaws of the Hamilton position (due to its corruption and usurpation by Empire) in favor of the Jefferson position. The network is the key to making this achievable.
There is no longer any need, thanks to breakthroughs in manufacturing technology, to rely so much on centralized production and distribution networks; we can, and we should, shift away from such easily-manipulated models of operation into a truly decentralized and distributed model where if an individual needs something made or built then all they need to worry about are the raw materials. There is also no longer any need to insist upon centralized office models--the current reversal of the telecommuting trend is a freak-out reaction by control-freaks, and will be shot down soon in favor of returning to the decentralization trend--for businesses or other operations whose nature does not require the literal shared presence of all engaged in the work at hand. (You need everyone in the same place to do an operation on a patient; you don't for diagnosis of that patient's problems, administration of his case, or post-discharge follow-ups. Hospitals, therefore, are open to mass reorganization towards their core functions and shedding the overhead associated with their toxic troubles.)
The network is not just the Internet. Before that, we had human networks--clusters of communities tied by personal relationships--and those will return as the city ceases to be important to fulfilling Mankind's needs and instead becomes clear to be the shackles chaining us to Empire. Those original ways we network will be augmented through the Internet, as they already are, when we get away from sharing the shallow and irrelevant in favor of sharing the vital and important. Education is already decentralizing and distributing, both specific training as well as foundational study and practice, and with it the industrial, centralized model--public and private alike--will collapse; your children are better off using Khan Academy at home under your supervision than being mind-fucked and brainwashed into a model corporate drone in the old-model Prussian-style school system. We don't need the middle-men, or the gate-keepers; we can, we have, and we shall again thrive by doing it all for ourselves.
By reducing the cities back to the strictest minimum necessary to do the specific functions that are necessary, and cannot be done otherwise, we also cut away at the environments for corruption and imposition of tyranny that is Empire at its most fundamental level. By replacing city functions with the network, we can ensure that those functions stay in line through reserving those operations to ourselves and not to other parties; all the network need do is make available information and tools required for individuals to do for themselves, and safeguard itself from those who would seek to impose control over this vital space of flows.
The Network is Civilization. This is where our next phase of development, as a species, will build upon for a foundation- as it did long ago, before Empire intervened. Let the cities go, and let Empire fall.
Jefferson's "yeoman farmer" republic, with emphasis on decentralization and autonomy, is now far more practical and practicable than it was in the 18th and 19th centuries due to the Internet. This is because of another emergent quality identified in 1981, and by explained in very specific terms by Manual Castells in a 2000 publication, The Rise of the Network Society. Cities no longer hold the privilege of position that they formerly assumed; it is now possible, at long last, to reverse the known--and, by now, obviously true--flaws of the Hamilton position (due to its corruption and usurpation by Empire) in favor of the Jefferson position. The network is the key to making this achievable.
There is no longer any need, thanks to breakthroughs in manufacturing technology, to rely so much on centralized production and distribution networks; we can, and we should, shift away from such easily-manipulated models of operation into a truly decentralized and distributed model where if an individual needs something made or built then all they need to worry about are the raw materials. There is also no longer any need to insist upon centralized office models--the current reversal of the telecommuting trend is a freak-out reaction by control-freaks, and will be shot down soon in favor of returning to the decentralization trend--for businesses or other operations whose nature does not require the literal shared presence of all engaged in the work at hand. (You need everyone in the same place to do an operation on a patient; you don't for diagnosis of that patient's problems, administration of his case, or post-discharge follow-ups. Hospitals, therefore, are open to mass reorganization towards their core functions and shedding the overhead associated with their toxic troubles.)
The network is not just the Internet. Before that, we had human networks--clusters of communities tied by personal relationships--and those will return as the city ceases to be important to fulfilling Mankind's needs and instead becomes clear to be the shackles chaining us to Empire. Those original ways we network will be augmented through the Internet, as they already are, when we get away from sharing the shallow and irrelevant in favor of sharing the vital and important. Education is already decentralizing and distributing, both specific training as well as foundational study and practice, and with it the industrial, centralized model--public and private alike--will collapse; your children are better off using Khan Academy at home under your supervision than being mind-fucked and brainwashed into a model corporate drone in the old-model Prussian-style school system. We don't need the middle-men, or the gate-keepers; we can, we have, and we shall again thrive by doing it all for ourselves.
By reducing the cities back to the strictest minimum necessary to do the specific functions that are necessary, and cannot be done otherwise, we also cut away at the environments for corruption and imposition of tyranny that is Empire at its most fundamental level. By replacing city functions with the network, we can ensure that those functions stay in line through reserving those operations to ourselves and not to other parties; all the network need do is make available information and tools required for individuals to do for themselves, and safeguard itself from those who would seek to impose control over this vital space of flows.
The Network is Civilization. This is where our next phase of development, as a species, will build upon for a foundation- as it did long ago, before Empire intervened. Let the cities go, and let Empire fall.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Empire and the City: A Tool for Domination
There is a rather unfortunate trend regarding centralization, and that trend is very simple: centralization is necessary for domination, so centralization leads to domination.
There is a very simple reason that explains this trend. The city is always used, through its power of centralization, to create a concentration of power for the purpose of establishing a dominance hierarchy and enforcing that tyranny as far and as wide as can be had- and maintaining that power for as long as possible. Empire is the inspiration for all of this, manifest through its Thralls. We are better off without all of this.
Domination, on a mass scale, is no less reliant upon infrastructure as anything else. Domination relies on centralization, which is why it is always the way that cities--when organizes into a centralized government--are the focal points for any domination: political, cultural, economic, religious or any other. Ending Empire, therefore, means not only throwing down its domination. It means throwing down domination itself, and that means destroying all of the tools for domination. It is yet another reason to rethink what cities are, and how we can get the benefits of cities (which are byproducts, and not the intended results) without the desired results of cities, which is now quite possible through a commitment to decentralization and distribution of the beneficial aspects throughout the world.
Yes, I'm talking about the Internet, but not just the Internet. I'm talking about multiple, redundant Internets that are cooperative yet independent. I'm talking about wide-spread dispersion of all forms of information, redundant production capacities localized in small communities (themselves based on multi-generational homesteads), self-sufficiency as a primary principle for human organization, and a reorganization of the entire planet as an eternal frontier- with a particular focus of spreading Mankind's reach beyond Earth's landmass, reaching deep under the sea and far into space (including other planets).
The alternative to Empire, therefore, is to reorganize ourselves back into our smaller natural-law nations in terms of physical space usage and connect instead by way of a robust, redundant multi-form Internet system. Redundancy, resiliency, self-sufficiency, decentralization and distributed capacities are the way out of Empire's centralization, domination, fragility and control. We have a better way to live, so let Empire fall.
There is a very simple reason that explains this trend. The city is always used, through its power of centralization, to create a concentration of power for the purpose of establishing a dominance hierarchy and enforcing that tyranny as far and as wide as can be had- and maintaining that power for as long as possible. Empire is the inspiration for all of this, manifest through its Thralls. We are better off without all of this.
Domination, on a mass scale, is no less reliant upon infrastructure as anything else. Domination relies on centralization, which is why it is always the way that cities--when organizes into a centralized government--are the focal points for any domination: political, cultural, economic, religious or any other. Ending Empire, therefore, means not only throwing down its domination. It means throwing down domination itself, and that means destroying all of the tools for domination. It is yet another reason to rethink what cities are, and how we can get the benefits of cities (which are byproducts, and not the intended results) without the desired results of cities, which is now quite possible through a commitment to decentralization and distribution of the beneficial aspects throughout the world.
Yes, I'm talking about the Internet, but not just the Internet. I'm talking about multiple, redundant Internets that are cooperative yet independent. I'm talking about wide-spread dispersion of all forms of information, redundant production capacities localized in small communities (themselves based on multi-generational homesteads), self-sufficiency as a primary principle for human organization, and a reorganization of the entire planet as an eternal frontier- with a particular focus of spreading Mankind's reach beyond Earth's landmass, reaching deep under the sea and far into space (including other planets).
The alternative to Empire, therefore, is to reorganize ourselves back into our smaller natural-law nations in terms of physical space usage and connect instead by way of a robust, redundant multi-form Internet system. Redundancy, resiliency, self-sufficiency, decentralization and distributed capacities are the way out of Empire's centralization, domination, fragility and control. We have a better way to live, so let Empire fall.
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