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Welcome back, friends.

Welcome back to another edition of The Corbett Report. I'm your host, James

of Corbett Report.com coming to you, as always, from the sunny climes of Western Japan here in June of

2004, with episode 461 of the Corbett Report podcast, I read the most dangerous superstition, and you can too.

That's right, friends. As you know, if you are a regular listener to the Corporate Report,

I have had a series of podcasts in the past, in which I go through various books that I subjected

myself to,

and I dissected them for the propaganda that they are in front of your very eyes.

For example, episode 412 of the Corporate Report Podcast,

I read The Great Narrative, so you don't have to.

Or episode 418, I read Bill Gates' new book, so you don't have to. Or episode 418, I read Bill Gates's new book, so you don't have to. Or episode

439, I read Richard Hoss's new book, so you don't have to. Or episode 451, I read

Yuval Noah Harari's new book, so you don't have to. But as I pointed out in those podcasts,

I came to regret the titles of those podcasts because it makes it sound like I'm telling people not to read certain books.

You don't have to read this or that book.

No, you really should read whatever book you are interested in, including the propaganda books.

Because as I hope those episodes

adequately demonstrate, it does actually benefit us to know about what these schemers,

Machiavellian schemers and would-be rulers and technocratic tyrants are actually talking about

quite openly, quite openly discussing, if for nothing else, that we can then

use that explicit black and white documented confession of these various sickos for the

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