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James Corbett

Television director

Aug 24, 2026

10:23
But how did how did Japan handle the that the ivermectin, the whole the whole deal?
10:31
Um, yeah, I want to say well in some instances, but not good in others.
10:37
And of course, I mean, it comes down to the bottom line.
10:40
And the bottom line is there was there is a big medical freedom movement here in Japan.
10:44
And I've participated in rallies and protests and other things that were going on during the depths of the scandemic era.
10:50
People can see reports on my site about that.
10:53
But having said that, the question is what ultimately happened.
15:51
Are you are you keen to that?
9:05
But, but what, what is the genesis of this? How'd you guys start? I mean, was this d- born out of, uh, frustration trying to reach people and you took it back down to basics, or how did this all come about?
9:19
Good question, and before we even get into this, I will just stress to people out there that if you're going to listen to this conversation about this video and you haven't watched the video, what are you doing? Watch the video.
9:31
It is eight minutes of your time.
9:33
Absolute worst case scenario, you think, you think, "Ah, I don't care," or, "That was boring," or, "I didn't, I didn't get it," whatever.
9:40
You wasted eight minutes of your time.
9:41
But best case scenario, you have a life-changing moment, which is what happened to me when I watched this video for the first time, I'm gonna say 20 years ago.
9:51
I don't know exactly the date on which I first watched this video, but it was some time presumably in late 2006 when I was going down the rabbit hole that started me along this path towards creating the Corbett Report, which of course, as people know, I did in June of 2007.

16 MINS LATER

26:03
Mm-hmm
19:36
[laughs]
19:37
Except for the Egyptian government, Israeli military intelligence, and the IDF's own Border Defense Corps.
19:42
The Northern Brigade and Gaza Division had no coordination with the police, and the IDF didn't even know the Nova Music Festival was under attack for three hours, but that's okay because they were probably all trying their best.
19:53
The police documents about the security for the Nova Music Festival were deleted by unknown individuals months after the attacks, but that's okay because it's probably just part of routine record-keeping.
20:03
A Columbia Law School paper found traders informed about the coming attacks profited from these tragic events, but the original paper made a currency error that didn't affect the conclusion, so there's probably nothing to see here.
20:13
This man never existed, nor is anything he had to say worthy of your attention, and if you say otherwise, you are a paranoid conspiracy theorist and deserve to be shunned by all of humanity.
20:21
Likewise him, him, him, and her, and her and her and him.

21 MINS LATER

41:14
And you of course have a-
2:04
But did you wanna, I guess, pick any one of those and s- and kinda break, break the general topic down of, of what is really motivating all of these wars here?
2:13
It's an excellent question.
2:14
So yes, let's look at some specific examples, and I'll choose a different one.
2:18
How about the 2011 NATO campaign against Libya? Because people probably, hopefully, if they were around at the time, might remember that operation, but they probably don't remember the type of window dressing of an excuse for that operation that was given at the time, which was essentially, "We have to bomb Libya back to the Stone Ages in order to liberate them from Muammar Gaddafi," who have, of course, had been the leader of Libya for some time before that point, but suddenly became an issue there, right there at the beginning of 2011 for some reason, to the extent that it actually necessitated, according to, um, Obama and the other world leaders at the time, the actual NATO intervention in that country that of course led to the complete dissolution of that government and the sending of Libya into chaos, including open air slave markets and other such things.
3:08
This was done, as we, as I say, in the name of some sort of humanitarian intervention, but that obviously makes no sense.
3:15
So it has to be looked at from other perspectives.
3:17
And there are, of course, the geopolitical perspectives that you could look at the real motivations for a war like that, and there were, of course, geopolitical machinations going on.
6:23
Um, so what, what is your perspective on that, how it seems like this trend just continues regardless of who is in charge or who I guess, you know, is the, the person that we s- that we're supposed to see as in charge?
33:29
Oh, yeah
33:29
...
33:29
the British Eugenics Society by another name, essentially.
33:32
Uh, look into the formulation of the Population Council in the United States, literally taking over the offices of the American Eugenics Society.
33:39
Eugenics, uh, we can't talk about that anymore after World War II.
33:42
Now it's overpopulation, and we have to get on board that train, and I think technocracy is the twenty-first century reformulation of that ideology.
33:52
There are technocrats, scientists, engineers, people who, experts who know what's best for you, who will be able to govern your life and tell you what to do.

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47:28
Hmm
13:01
Are we supposed to give up voting all together? Where are we supposed to go next now that the jig is up and most people are aware of the corruption?
13:13
Excellent question, and for people who are still trapped in the myth of political authority, because it is a myth that has been implanted into your mind that g- makes you believe that because of some legitimation process, and that process changes in different locales and different time periods, but some sort of magic ritual of putting pieces of paper in a box and them counting those pieces of paper gives other human beings special rights and privileges which average people don't.
13:39
And they get to wear s- have certain titles and sit in certain fancy offices and write laws that then become the law of the land, which of course none of which corresponds with actual reality, which is based on natural law, and which i- i- uh, has corresponded to, for example, the common law system from which the modern system has ...
14:00
Uh, well, which the modern system has completely perverted.
14:03
And there's a lot to say with regards to that, but I think one of the, the important parts of the understanding of, okay, at the very least, people are waking up to the fact that writing your s- suggestion and putting it in the slave suggestion box isn't going to be the fundamental solution that people are looking for.
14:19
So what is the fundamental solution? Yes, I dare say, and I say it loudly and proudly, that as an anarchist, no, I do not think that voting ...
14:30
You're, you're going to vote your way to freedom or that you are going to vote for some political puppet to come along to save you from the problems that are being created by the political puppets.

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21:54
Yeah
16:06
Are we supposed to give up voting all together? Where are we supposed to go next now that the jig is up and most people are aware of the corruption?
16:18
Excellent question, and for people who are still trapped in the myth of political authority, because it is a myth that has been implanted into your mind that gi- makes you believe that because of some legitimation process, and that process changes in different locales and different time periods, but some sort of magic ritual of putting pieces of paper in a box and them counting those pieces of paper gives other human beings special rights and privileges which average people don't.
16:44
And they get to wear s- have s- certain titles and sit in certain fancy offices and write laws that then become the law of the land, which of course none of which corresponds with actual reality, which is based on natural law, and which, i- i- uh, has corresponded to, for example, the common law system from which the modern system has, uh ...
17:05
Well, which the modern system has completely perverted.
17:08
And there's a lot to say with regards to that, but I think one of the, the important parts of the understanding of, okay, at the very least, people are waking up to the fact that writing your s- suggestion and putting it in the slave suggestion box isn't going to be the fundamental solution that people are looking for.
17:24
So what is the fundamental solution? Yes, I dare say, and I say it loudly and proudly, that as an anarchist, no, I do not think that voting ...
17:35
You're, you're going to vote your way to freedom or that you are going to vote for some political puppet to come along to save you from the problems that are being created by the political puppets.

8 MINS LATER

25:27
What are your thoughts on how to navigate this? And is there anything that we can do on an individual basis to combat this?

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