T.J. Parsell is an author, filmmaker, and human rights activist, dedicated to ending sexual violence in prison, and ending the practice of sending juveniles to adult jails and prisons. His passion stems from the years he spent in prison as a teenager and young adult.
This interview discusses T.J. Parsell’s experience in prison, the U.S. prison system and its defects, racial realities inside prison, and his current film project.
Siryako Akda is a Filipino graduate of Political Science and a contributor to Alternative Right. He is an avid observer of international politics, and has a keen interest in right-wing metapolitics.
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Albert Bartlett is Professor Emeritus of Physics at the University of Colorado at Boulder who is an internationally-known and widely-published expert on the economics of sustainability and growth. He is the author of The Essential Exponential and of http://www.albartlett.org/.
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“Pete” McCloskey, Jr. (born September 29, 1927) served as a congressman from the San Francisco Bay Area from 1967 to 1983.
He ran on an anti-war platform for the Republican nomination for President in 1972 but was defeated by incumbent President Richard Nixon. In April 2007, McCloskey switched his affiliation to the Democratic Party.
McCloskey is a decorated United States Marine Corps veteran of combat during the Korean War, being awarded the Navy Cross, the Silver Star, and the Purple Heart (twice).
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Robert Stark interviews Frosty Wooldridge on immigration. Topics include:
Anthony Migchels lives in Arnhem, the Netherlands. He started the Gelre, the first regional currency in the Netherlands. His blog is http://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/ which raises awareness of monetary matters, most notably the nefarious implications of interest, as a way of empowering people and the commonwealth in their struggle against the Money Power.
Topics:
How Mutual Credit Works
The Goals of Monetary Reform
Why Banking must be interest free
How interest is a wealth transfer from the poor to rich
How the government creates the monopoly with the legal tender laws and hands it over to the private banking cartel
Other Monetary Reform Movements such as the Greenbackers, Public Banking, and Social Credit
A comprehensive critique of Austrian Economics
How Libertarianism is controlled opposition
Is Anti-Usury Activism Anti-Semitic?/ How it became associated with fascism after WWII
Why there isn’t a strong populist movement? The phony left-right paradigm represented by Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party
The Euro Crisis
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Robert Stark interviews Ellen Brown. Topics include:
Ellen’s book, The Web of Debt;
The history of banking;
The benefits of public banking;
The reason for the illegal immigration and how the bankers looted Mexico’s banking system;
Healthcare.
Ellen Brown is an American lawyer and author who since 2008 has become a well-known monetary reformer, mostly because of her book The Web of Debt. She has also written several books about alternative medicine. She is currently chairman and president of the Public Banking Institute, which is an organization that promotes public banking in the United States and elsewhere.
In The Web of Debt she analyzes the Federal Reserve and the private money cartel. The analysis is peppered with quotes from The Wizard of Oz, which she believes is an allegory about the need for monetary reform. She explains how the monetary cartel usurped the power of the vast majority of the global human population to create money out of thin air by so-called fractional-reserve banking, and also the negative impact this has on the well-being of people. In short, the consequences is that the debt increases in the world and the banks’ power increases. One of the solutions she sees for USA, and also for other countries, is a bank system which is used in North Dakota by The Bank of North Dakota.
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Robert interviews Dr. Greg Johnson.
Topics include:
Greg Johnson’s definition of fascism
Human-centrism versus nature-centrism, and its religious roots
Savitri Devi and Pentti Linkola
Vegetarianism and the quality of life of farm animals
Martin Heiddeger and his views on modernity’s assumptions about nature
Henry Williamson and Jorian Jenks
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Brett Stevens’s Web site is Amerika.org.
Topics include:
How the rise of liberalism made an enemy out of nationalism & traditionalism
How diversity itself rather than its ingredients is the problem with multiculturalism
The correlations between the fall of our modern civilization with the fall of empires throughout history
How liberalism always targets the “favored” in order to promote its agenda-equality though distribution of wealth and crippling of ability
How liberalism, egalitarianism, and anti-elitism share a common root in human psychology
How the Left hijacked environmentalism and the need for deep ecology
Futurist traditionalism-how conservatism is about learning from the past and nature and why modern conservatives fail to do so
How America is a type of civilization rather than a place
How immigration is class warfare that causes racism
US foreign policy
The sociosexual marketplace