this page last updated: Sunday 29 January 2012
Economics Professor Richard D Wolff and guests discuss the current state of the economy, both locally and globally in relation to the economic crisis. The goal is to explain why certain economic changes are happening and other changes get postponed or blocked. They will explore alternative ways to organise enterprises, markets and government policies (The show broadcasts every Saturday).
Chip Berlet has studied extremism, conspiracy theories and hate groups for more than 25 years. He argues that right-wing pundits share some of the moral responsibility for the actions of their followers. He says: “Apocalyptic aggression is fuelled by right-wing pundits who demonize scapegoated groups and individuals in our society, implying that it is urgent to stop them from wrecking the nation.”
Peter Lance is a five-time award-winning investigative reporter who has spent years investigating why the US government failed to connect the dots and prevent the attacks on 9/11.
A lecture by former LAPD narcotics officer Michael Ruppert, held at Portland State University in November 2001. He explains how 9/11 is connected with oil, gas, heroin, money laundering and the US stockmarket.
The former UK government minister speaks out about the September 11th attacks.
BBC Radio 4 series looking into secret organisations.
Short news report about the Bilderberg Group.
