From the Infowars web site :: On this jam-packed Tuesday, September 3 edition of The Alex Jones Show, Alex continues to explain the unprecedented move by the White House to back off on an immediate war in Syria following intense pressure from alternative media. The war drums continue beating though as the U.S. and Israel have recently carried out a joint missile test in the Mediterranean. Russia has sent scout ships to the Syrian coast in response.
NSA whistleblower Wayne Madsen joins the show to discuss these recent developments in Syria. Hollywood actors Roddy Piper and Sean Stone also join the show to talk about the 25th anniversary of the iconic film They Live as well as the situation in Syria.
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Breaking the Set No. 215 -- 2013 Aug 01 TH
Corporate Scandal Profits, America's Warped Priorities, Creepy Hacking Technologies
On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin remarks on the unfortunate irony that in light of Facebook and Halliburton's recent scandals their stocks actually went up, in comparison to the publics' trust in government going down. Abby then talks about the amount of money squandered by the US government in bailing out corporations, propping up foreign militaries and maintaining its 900 bases worldwide, while retorting at the idea of helping distressed local economies in the US. Abby then talks to BTS Producer, Manuel Rapalo, about the vast reach of the surveillance state from accessing network grids, to the how every device is capable of being hacked and used as a surveillance tool. BTS wraps up the show with an interview with actor and director, and co-host of 'Buzzsaw' Sean Stone, about the clash of civilizations, misconceptions about Islam and Iran, and the role Hollywood and the corporate media play in perpetuating Islamophobia.
On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin remarks on the unfortunate irony that in light of Facebook and Halliburton's recent scandals their stocks actually went up, in comparison to the publics' trust in government going down. Abby then talks about the amount of money squandered by the US government in bailing out corporations, propping up foreign militaries and maintaining its 900 bases worldwide, while retorting at the idea of helping distressed local economies in the US. Abby then talks to BTS Producer, Manuel Rapalo, about the vast reach of the surveillance state from accessing network grids, to the how every device is capable of being hacked and used as a surveillance tool. BTS wraps up the show with an interview with actor and director, and co-host of 'Buzzsaw' Sean Stone, about the clash of civilizations, misconceptions about Islam and Iran, and the role Hollywood and the corporate media play in perpetuating Islamophobia.
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