groups that are vying for authority, groups that are vying for power, will manipulate history

the same way they might manipulate the statistics around the claimed efficacy of a medical

product. You know, all information is up for being misused as well as used honourably.

So I think that's, so in terms of who, you said, who writes history?

Well, history is just a body of information that's exploited mind and repurposed by groups looking to influence events and to take control of them.

You're listening to the Corbett Report.

Welcome back, James Corbett here at CorbettReport.com in a conversation that is being

recorded in July of

2003, and I had to think about that because I remembered this month started with the J.U. But I forgot

which one it was. Anyway, that aside, today I'm very excited to be talking to Mr. Neil Oliver,

who I am sure will be familiar to a lot of people in the corporate report audience,

if only from his deservedly viral monologues that he has been delivering as part of his

G.B. News show for the past couple of years, speaking just plain common sense truth in an authoritative

way that I think obviously resonates with a lot of people out there who have been

absolutely sick of the blather that passes for political discourse in the establishment media these

days. But of course, as I'm sure many other people in the audience know, Neil Oliver did not

start in the past couple of years. He has a long and voluminous history. And if you want to know about that,

you turn to Wikipedia, of course, which describes Neil Oliver as a Scottish television presenter,

archaeologist, historian, and author, which is a fascinating mixture, which I'm sure there's

a story behind. But without further ado, let's

bring him on. Neil Oliver, thanks for joining us today. Oh, thank you, James. It's lovely we met.

I don't know if the audience know this or needs to know this. We met at a conference in Bath

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