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Afghanitreasure, 9/11 Docs Destroyed, IARPA is Watching - New World Next Week
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10:59Now Playingnew world next week - jun17: afghan minerals, 9/11 records, iarpa videos
Welcome to another important episode of the New World Next Week - the weekly video series from CorbettReport.com & MediaMonarchy.com that uncovers some of the most important developments in alternative news & open source intelligence. This week:
Story #1: US Identifies Vast Riches of Minerals in Afghanistan
Related: No, the US Didn't Just 'Discover' a $1T Afghan Motherlode
Related: Pentagon Report in April Never Mentioned $1T in Afghan Wealth
Story #2: SEC: Government Destroyed Documents Regarding Pre-9/11 Put Options
Flashback: SEC Finds No Sign 9/11 Conspirators Bet on Attacks
Background: History Commons' Archive of Insider Trading & Other Foreknowledge
Story #3: IARPA Wants to Scan Your YouTube Clips for Terror Threats
Related: War is Coming - A War of Ones & Zeroes
Background: The Panopticon
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