Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett at Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Uvin-Pilado of Media Monarchy.com. The Club of Rome Hypes Apocalypse 2040.

We got that story plus the latest oily moves on the grand chessboard. But first,

while we were off for the last couple of weeks for a little bit of summer break, down here in the

American Southwest, we went to a music festival called the Touse Vortex, Saw Flaming Lips,

Thevery Corporation, Matthew Deere, and more. I've got the wacky t-shirt to prove it.

Had a great time.

Got home Sunday afternoon.

This would be Sunday, August 5th, and saw the news that just as I was boogieing in the

dance tent over the weekend, there was a very strange bust happening just a few miles away.

I seemed to have a knack for being near the weird in the Mediomarchy kingdom.

We went from the Touse Vortex to the Taos compound. New Mexico judge cries Islamophobia in decision to free

jihadi compound suspects. That is a hefty headline. So let's break this story down. Reactions

have ranged from shock to disbelief at a New Mexico judge's decision to free five suspects

operating a heavily armed camp where prosecutors alleged 11 malnourished children were being trained

for jihad while on the FBI's radar. Despite authorities finding the decomposing body of a three-year-old

boy who was reportedly killed in a ritual ceremony by his father.

The son of a famous Imam who claimed his seizure-stricken child would resurrect his Jesus

and uses psychic powers to help the group target corrupt institutions and people with violent actions.

And despite a letter from one suspect to his brother inviting him to die as a martyr, New Mexico judge Sarah Backus on Monday, released five alleged Muslim extremists on a $20,000 signature bond, meaning they don't have to pay it, while effectively admonishing the prosecution for Islamophobia.

So this judge, Sarah Backus has actually survived kind of a recall petition

to replace her back in 2016. And again, we're only five months down here in New Mexico. So I'm trying to

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