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My guest is James Corbett, publisher of thecorbettReport.com and editorial writer for the international forecaster.

He's speaking to us from Japan, where he has worked and lived since 2004.

Welcome back to This Week in money, James.

Well, thank you for having me back. It's a pleasure to be here. James, what's the latest with

the Corbett Report? Well, I have just recently published a new two-hour documentary. It's called

9-11 whistleblowers, and it relates to various people who have talked about

aspects of the 9-11 story that are not part of the official 9-11 narrative, including even

commissioners of the 9-11 commission report. So that's up for free viewing as with all my reports on

corporate report.com slash 911 whistleblowers. Now, is that about the people who had good intelligence

and something bad was about to happen? There were a number of different aspects there that I

could have gone with. Some of them relate to, for example, people like Kevin Ryan, who was working

for a subsidiary of Underwriters Laboratory,

which underwrote the steel in the Twin Towers, and his personal experience of dealing with

the investigation that was ongoing into the collapse of those towers. I talked to and talked

about Michael Springman, who was working in the Jetta Consulate, where 14 of the 19 alleged

hijackers received their visas,

and he had an interesting experience working there in the late 1980s,

rubber-stamping visas for terrorists, as he outlined in his book about his experience there called visas for Al-Qaeda.

I talked about, for example, Kate Jenkins, who was an EPA scientist, worked at the EPA since 1979,

blew the whistle on the EPA's attempt to cover up the air quality at Ground Zero in the wake of 9-11,

and was attempted, they attempted to oust her as she fought back eventually won back her position

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