Listen HERE First 40 minutes: Cynthia McKinney Ph.D., former six-term Congressional representative and Green Party Presidential candidate has just returned to the United States from Bangladesh, where she teaches at North South University. During her trip the news broke about Trump ordering the assassination of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, effectively declaring war on Iran. In this conversation we discuss the Iran situation…
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Listen HERE First 30 minutes: Ellen Brown and Peter Myers continue their debate on the rise of China. Final 30 minutes: Gordon Duff, Senior Editor at Veterans Today, discusses Trump’s murder of Gen. Qassem Soleimani and what it portends for the rest of 2020. Hint: It isn’t good! Gordon just published “Trump’s War on Iran: A Bullet in the head for…
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Listen HERE Ellen Brown rebuts the anti-China position Peter Myers articulated on my previous show. Peter Myer responds. One key issue: Has China been making tremendous strides towards ecological sustainability, as Andre Vltchek and John Cobb argue? We’ll reference Ellen’s latest article on the Green New Deal and how to finance it. Ellen says China’s mostly-public banking sector points the…
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Listen HERE First 25 minutes: Jason Unruhe of Maoist Rebel News and yours truly join Iranian broadcaster Press TV to discuss the rebellion in Baghdad’s Green Zone, where protestors angered by the US killing more than 30 members of Iraq’s armed forces are threatening to break into the American Embassy. Don’t miss the passionate 9/11 truth rant at the end…
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Listen HERE In this, the second part of a special two-part interview with Globalization Studies Professor Anthony Hall, we focus on what may be the biggest topic of the 2020s: *The decline of US empire and emergence of a multipolar world; *specifically, the rise of Russia and China; *and the ongoing triumph of the Axis of Resistance in the Occupied…
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Listen HERE In this first hour of a special two hour live interview, Globalization Studies professor AnthonyHall begins by describing his pivot from Native Studies to 9/11 and other controversial topics after the publication of EarthintoProperty in 2010. In the second half hour we discuss the degradation of the internet by social media and commercialization, and the rise of internet…
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Listen HERE Presbyterian minister John Shuck is leaving his KBOO-Portland radio show “Beloved Community” and his church position. Apparently neither the radio station nor the church can handle the truth about 9/11 and related topics. John recently wrote me: Dear Dr. Barrett, A number of changes have happened to me. I am no longer pastor at my church. I was…
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Listen HERE Time for some seasonal interfaith dialogue: E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars, discusses “the war on Christmas.” Some questions to ponder: Is Fox News right about the “war on Christmas”? Should we all endorse the Church of the Open Borders revision of the nativity, with José and Maria as undocumented immigrants pursued by Trump/Herod? Are Jewish-Americans traumatized…
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Listen HERE CUNY philosophy professor Peter Simpson returns to follow up on his November 29th interview “Why Theocracy Is Better than Secular Liberalism.” Tonight we continue that conversation, and compare Christian and Islamic approaches to theocracy. Contrary to popular stereotypes, theocracy is not religious tyranny. Instead, it is a system in which a spiritual authority exists alongside secular authority. Peter…
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Listen HERE Less than a month after 9/11, Pentagon official Michael Maloof was called to Douglas Feith’s office to work with David Wurmsur on the Counter Terrorism Evaluation Group project aligned with then-SecDef Paul Wolfowitz and VP Dick Cheney’s office: “Wurmser and Maloof’s ‘matrix’ leads them to conclude that Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, and other groups with conflicting ideologies and objectives…
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