James Corbett is an award-winning investigative journalist. He has lectured on geopolitics at the University of Grinigens' Studium General, if I'm pronouncing that correctly, and he's delivered presentations on open-source journalism at the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation's F-F-O-S-S-A conference at TEDx, Groningen at Ritzsumikan University in Kyoto.

He is the lead editorial writer for the International Forecaster, the e-newsletter created by the late Bob Chapman,

and of course he is the host and writer at the Corbett Report, a very popular video news service where he delves into a lot of issues, of course, including 9-11.

James, thank you so much for coming on 9-11 Freefall today.

Thank you for having me on, and thanks for reading that out.

I've only just realized there's a lot of foreign city names and things in that bio isn't there. So I might have to tone it down a little.

And I've probably helped you realize that by butchering the words so badly, but thank you for

To be fair, I don't think many people would get it off the top.

So don't worry about it.

I don't know.

Some of the guests that I get on here lately, I need to start learning the pronunciations for foreign words because we're getting a lot of people out of Europe and different places.

And that's a good thing. I like that. This message is reaching out to so many people all over the world here.

And you've been a big part of that in your own 9-11 coverage and coverage and so many other things that are so important.

And we're going to be focusing in today on something I think is hugely important for the 9-11

Truth Movement, the continuing and escalating censorship of YouTube, which is a platform

that practically all of us have used at some point or another is the platform that a lot of

us woke up because of

back in the early days, 2006, 2007, and now even continuing on in recent years.

And they don't like us getting our message out there.

So we've got to warn everybody.

Crypton is exploding.

We need to figure out where to go next, how to keep this

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