'Tour de Peace' with Cindy Sheehan

Feb 26, 2013
Abby Martin talks to peace activist, Cindy Sheehan, about 'Tour de Peace' an ambitious initiative to bike across the country and demand an end to US wars and militarism.

Will Your Schools Be Used as an Information Age Experiment for Economic Democracy?

What We Are Not Told About Common Core Curriculum

Feb 23, 2013
Robin Eubanks of InvisibleSerfsCollar.com is the guest on this episode of Trans Resister Radio.

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That title comes out of a 2004 essay published in Columbia’s Teachers College Record laying out the desired “Pedagogical Praxis” to use computers and other ICT technology in the classroom to reinvigorate John Dewey’s 1915 idea of linking school with society. The idea is that we are living in a technological Postindustrial society that calls for different habits of mind and understandings than in the past. And let there be no doubt, the author, an AI prof by the name of David W Shaffer, said explicitly that “the approach is psychological” and involves the social and moral development of students. Which really does sound like what the Canadians have acknowledged is the real common core being imposed on global education–new values, attitudes, and beliefs. Another prof we will get to today added changed “mores” to that list as well.

America's False Flag Attacks

Feb 15, 2013
Remember the Maine? On the 115th anniversary of the Maine explosion, Abby Martin explores US False Flag Attacks as being at the heart of every major US war of aggression in history.

Mysteries surround Chris Dorner manhunt

Feb 15, 2013
Three days after a mountain cabin in Seven Oaks, California, has been burned down, the coroner's office has positively identified the body inside as that of Ex-LAPD officer Christopher Dorner. Mystery might have been solved, but many other questions remain about this case. Was the cabin fire an accident? How did everything really play out? What took the authorities so long to contact the fire department? Another important question is exactly how much money and police resources were spent on finding this man, and that is a question authorities have refused to answer. What's known is that some 20 law enforcement agencies were involved that used helicopters, SWAT teams and infrared cameras. Journalist Max Blumenthal joins us to talk more on this massive effort to find one man.

LIBOR Scandal More Than Fraud - Whole Game is Rigged

Feb 15, 2013
Costas Lapavitsas: From multimillion dollar losses by cities like Baltimore to pension fund losses and much more, the LIBOR interest rate scandal shows that such mechanisms must be taken out of the hands of banks and be run in public interest

How News Media Is 100% To Blame For The Out Of Control Police Violence

February 14, 2013 Russia Today News

Chris Hedges NDAA update

Feb 7, 2013

Mother Arrested For Refusing Smart Meter Speaks Out

Feb 7, 2013
Melissa welcomes Jennifer Stahl, one of the ladies arrested for denying smart meter installers access to her property. In Naperville the city owns the electrical grid and they used their police force to get the job done. The result was a smart meter on Jennifer Stahl's house and her being escorted off her own property in handcuffs.

Is The NYPD's "Protect & Serve" Policy A Thing Of The Past?

Feb 5, 2013
WeAreChange recently got the opportunity to meet and Interview Joe Lozito, the selfless hero who put his life on the line to stop a serial killer. The story is only magnified when Joe finds out, that while being stabbed by the serial killer, the NYPD was standing by watching everything unfold from the safety of the conductors door. Currently in a legal suit, the NYPD and City of NY is arguing that the NYPD has NO duty to protect its own citizens.

Illuminati Ritual at Super Bowl Exposed

Feb 6, 2013
Melissa Melton breaks down the illuminati halftime show put on by Beyonce and what it all means.

Las Vegas Police Agree To Pay $100,000 To Man Beaten While Videotaping This Video

February 05, 2013
MSNBC News

Ex-CIA Agent, Whistleblower John Kiriakou Sentenced to Prison While Torturers He Exposed Walk Free

Former CIA agent John Kiriakou speaks out just days after he was sentenced to 30 months in prison, becoming the first CIA official to face jail time for any reason relating to the U.S. torture program. Under a plea deal, Kiriakou admitted to a single count of violating the Intelligence Identities Protection Act by revealing the identity of a covert officer to a freelance reporter, who did not publish it. Supporters say Kiriakou is being unfairly targeted for having been the first CIA official to publicly confirm and detail the Bush administration’s use of waterboarding. Kiriakou joins us to discuss his story from Washington, D.C., along with his attorney, Jesselyn Radack, director of National Security & Human Rights at the Government Accountability Project.

How Obama kills U.S. citizens without trial

Feb 5, 2013

Danny Glover Claim vs History of Racism and Gun Control

Feb 5, 2013
Ben Swann Full Disclosure: Ben takes a look at a claim by actor Danny Glover that the "genesis of the second amendment" is to protect slave owners. What is the real history of racism and gun control laws?

Orly Taitz - Takes case against Obama to Supreme Court

Feb 5, 2013

The Soldier Myth (I)

Feb 4, 2013
Press TV's documentary program documentary "The Soldier Myth" is narrated by once a British soldier who was jailed for refusing a fight in Afghanistan. He talks to front line soldiers about recruitment, training, fighting & coming home.

Matt Taibbi: Obama DOJ Let Off HSBC Officials Who Laundered Drug Money

February 01, 2013
PBS News

Who Said You Can Kill Americans Mister President?

February 02, 2013
PBS News

Gladio Revisited

Feb 1, 2013
As one of the most thoroughly-documented examples of a decades-long program of officially-sanctioned false flag terror, Operation Gladio remains a woefully under-reported piece of the War on Terror puzzle. Today we go behind the trite summarizations of this program to look at it in-depth, examine its roots, and discover how it is continuing to operate right through to the present day.

Unforgetting Iraq (ft. Pepe Escobar)

Feb 1, 2013
Even after the US occupation, Iraq continues to witness external intervention on an enormous scale. Is this what is driving the country towards becoming a failed state? Is the Maliki government contributing to Iraq's fragmentation? And why is Iraq currently out of the media spotlight, despite all the things happening there? CrossTalking with Pepe Escobar, Sami Ramadani and Meir Javedanfar.