Episode 294 – Crashes of Convenience: MH17

The Corbett Report Podcast

The Corbett Report

Politics, News

4.9 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2014

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

When Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 went down on July 17, 2014, we were immediately inundated with base propaganda trying to convince us that the shootdown could be traced back to the Kremlin. But what was this rush to judgement based on? What have we learned about the crash since then? Why has MH17 completely disappeared from the news cycle? And who really stood to benefit from the disaster? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this week’s edition of The Corbett Report.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Corbett Report.
0:07.0	Corbett report.
0:09.0	Corbett Report podcast.
0:18.4	I am your host James Corbett of Corbettreport.com coming to you, always from the sunny climes of Western Japan.
0:24.8	Today is the 26th of August 2014 which is a Tuesday. This podcast is supposed to be released on Mondays
0:31.6	but just like last week this
0:33.9	podcast is so chock full of information that I needed an extra day to put it all
0:39.6	together and make it ready for you so I hope hope you appreciate it. This is going to be a pretty powerful
0:46.0	presentation or at least it is intended to be so and if it fails in that quest, the
0:50.8	fault is all mine, but the praise at least partially needs to go to not only
0:55.3	myself but members of the Corbettreport.com community. For those of you out
0:59.8	there who don't know, the CorbettReport.com website has been expanding its open source
1:04.4	investigation as of course Corbettreport members, i.e. people who are paid subscribers
1:10.0	to Corbettreport.com for as little as $1 a month, 100 Japanese
1:13.4	yen a month. Get access to the website to start leaving comments on the
1:17.5	website and as a result of that we've opened up a few open source
1:21.2	investigations including last week's open source investigation on Ebola and this
1:26.2	week's open source investigation which is now a well a month plus in in preparation and that open source investigation now has upwards of a hundred different
1:35.5	members commenting over 250 comments, an incredible amount of links and information, people
1:42.2	parsing this information there on the website.
1:45.0	So it is a great and valuable and growing resource for people out there who are interested
1:51.0	in basically what's going on and trying to keep up with
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