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

And I'm James Eppinplato for Mediamonarchy.com. Too much Monsanto creates issues in the brain.

We've got that story. Plus, Fedbook rolls out its cryptocurrency,

but first, all the cyber attack stories from the past few days can't be linked, can they?

An interesting article from The Organic Prepper that begins with the U.S. is hacking Russia's

grid. Last Saturday, the New York Times reported, rather irresponsibly, it seems that the

United States is escalating their digital incursions into Russia's electric power grid in a warning

to President Vladimir V. Putin, according to nameless current and former government officials.

Then, Russia's upping their game against us. After that irresponsible reporting by the New York Times,

Russia responded, of course, with their own anonymous sourced stories.

So our own U.S. grid is, of course, being probed by hackers.

This has been reported many, many times.

Ars Technica reported that the very same hackers who caused issues in the gas and oil industry

with the TriconX malware

are poking around in the American, or at least North American power grid.

Oh, and South America had a massive blackout over the weekend.

Millions of South Americans, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay were in the dark for hours this past weekend.

Although officials don't currently have proof of cyber malfeasance, they were not ruling it out at least at the time.

And we kind of add all these things together, and it seems like the prospect of a massive

cyber attack seems a lot more likely. I think we've called it the I-9-11, James. And I think

just to put on top of that, your fantastic new video on four times the U.S.

threatened to stage an attack and blame it on Iran.

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