You're listening to the Corbett Report.

Corbett report.com. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome back to the Corporate Report. I'm your host James

Corbett of Corporate Report.com coming to you as always from the sunnyclimes of Western

Japan here in October of

2022 with episode 430 of the corporate report podcast the media are the

terrorists. Now as controversial as that statement may be with Joe Q Normi out there,

I would venture to guess that most of the people in my audience would not find that statement to be at all contentious.

In fact, we can probably all think of some examples off the top of our heads of media pundits and personalities,

essentially being terrorists and terrorizing the public.

Here are just a few that occur to me off the top of my head.

We see these beautiful pictures at night from the decks of these two U.S. Navy vessels

in the Eastern Mediterranean.

I am tempted to quote the great Leonard Cohen. I'm guided by the

beauty of our weapons and they are beautiful pictures of fearsome armaments making what is for them a brief flight over to this airfield.

You think your legislation would have a realistic chance of passing the Senate or the House,

and if it did, do you think the President of the United States would sign it into law?

He would presumably veto it.

At the very least, it begins the debate of whether or not we should be at war.

We are refueling the Saudi bombers, so we are essentially part of the bombing campaign.

We're helping them choose targets targets and we are refueling the

Saudi bombers that are dropping the bombs. It is said that thousands of

civilians have died in Yemen because of this. So for you this is a moral

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