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

I'm James Evan Palado for Mediamonickey.com. He does know quite a bit about the structure of Al Qaeda.

We've got that story plus big pharma patents, but first, a chunk of

stories, I think, that shows we are in the space war fully, James. Plans already implemented.

Russia warns U.S. will unleash space arms race. We begin from the Tos News Agency, because we're all

Russian bots, right? Russian foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, said that

Moscow is concerned over U.S. plans to deploy weapons in space that are already being implemented.

So that is the big Russian bear. But meanwhile, what's going on with the cheese-eating surrender

monkeys? They ain't surrendering. France to develop anti-satellite laser weapons for space warfare.

French defense minister announced that nation's plans to develop anti-satellite laser weapons, though she says

the country will only use them in retaliation.

Quote, if our satellites are threatened, we intend to blind those of our adversary.

We reserve the right and the means to be able to respond.

That could imply the use of powerful lasers deployed from our satellites or from patrolling

nanosatellites because it's 2019.

So France, of course, has the right to defend itself, but it's the return of the X37B.

James, I hadn't heard anything about the little secretive spaceplane in a little while.

I'm glad you served up this one from national interest.org, and of course, everything we say will

always be included in your show notes. The U.S. Air Force's secret X-37B spaceplane, a war machine?

Boeing's billion-dollar surveillance spaceplane, basically like a little miniature NASA space shuttle,

but its fifth and latest mission could send the mini shuttle over large portions of

Russian territory. At least they're admitting that for the first time. Then to bring it all home,

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