Corbett Report Articles

Chomsky Confronted on 9/11: Admits LIHOP is "conceivable"

A 9/11 activist recently confronted Noam Chomsky on his previous, well-publicized disparaging remarks about 9/11 truth.

Bikini Clad Miss Earth Contestants Pushing Global Warming Propaganda

As "reported" by the London Telegraph yesterday, scantily clad Miss Earth contestants are the latest cultural vehicles for delivering the seemingly omnipresent propaganda of the manmade climate change alarmists. In addition to signs with innocuous (if brusquely worded) rejoinders to "Repair all leaks promptly" and "Plants trees that are indigenous to your community", the contestants were also paraded in front of photographers with placards warning of the dangers of carbon emissions and urging "adaptation and mitigation" of climate change "NOW!"

New Legislation Tabled to Stop RCMP From Investigating Itself

New Democrat MP Nathan Cullen has tabled legislation in the Canadian parliament that would prevent the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from investigating its own in situations where there are concerns about officer misconduct.

Death By Treaty: Lord Monckton on the Crisis of Copenhagen

Lord Monckton joins The Corbett Report to discuss the Copenhagen Treaty--the successor to the Kyoto Protocol that is set to be signed this December--and how it will set up a global government through carbon trading.

Ballot Box Problems, Broken Laws Cast Doubt on Irish Lisbon Referendum Result

Evidence of widespread voting irregularities have emerged from last Friday's Lisbon Treaty referndum in Ireland, calling the "Yes" side's apparent victory into question.

First Order of Business for Post-Lisbon EU: Appoint War Criminal As President

Now that the Irish have accepted the Lisbon Treaty, the EU can get on with their business of appointing a war criminal as president, federalizing the EU super-state and abolishing national vetoes or amendments over EU legislation.

Clare Swinney Interviews James Corbett

To mark The Corbett Report’s 100th Podcast in the Infowar, Web of Evidence set out to learn about the man behind the website.

Japan Tightening Electronic Surveillance of Foreigners

Foreigners in Japan--already fingerprinted and photographed as they enter the country and forced to carry an id card at all times--will soon have their ID cards IC-chip enabled, potentially allowing them to be tracked by authorities at all times.