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Welcome, my friends. Welcome to another edition of the Corbett Report. I am

your host James Corbett Podcasting to you as always from the sunny

climbs of Western Japan on this 22nd day of October 2011.

I would of course like to welcome everyone to the podcast and invite all of you as always

to check into my website corbettreport.com where you can find previous episodes of this

podcast as well as articles interviews and videos that I've created and

conducted in the past and links to other websites in the Corbett report

universe including climategate. TV, Global Research.

C.a, boiling frogs post.com, and now Fukushima Update.com.

That's right, I'm sure most of you will be aware if you've been following the feeds this week or following my videos or any of the material coming out of Corbett report you will have seen that I have indeed launched a new website in response to listener feedback that they wanted more on Fukushima, so now I am providing a daily

Fukushima update at Fukushima update.com. This will also involve a daily video report of some of the latest news going over what's been posted at the

website so I am now being single-handedly becoming one of the biggest sources on

Fukushima on the web and I hope to stay that way and I hope that people do take advantage of this and of course I can't do this work without your support and your help so thank you very much to all of the people who signed up for subscriptions this week.

Without that support, I wouldn't be able to continue to do what I'm doing.

And now, of course, as always, we have a lot of information to get through in today's

episode, so let's get straight to it.

Welcome, my friends friends to episode 205 of the Corporate Report Podcast,

Inside the Film Archive.

Now if you had gone to the Film Archive.org or YouTube.com slash the

film archive on the 19th of October 2011 you would have been treated to this

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