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Iceland Jails More Banksters - #NewWorldNextWeek
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16:33Now PlayingWelcome to New World Next Week — the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. In this week’s episode:
Story #1: The Strange Growing Effectiveness of Placebos
Leading Causes of Death in the US: What’s Changed Since 1969?
Story #2: Two Weeks After It Sued the CIA, Data Is Stolen from the University of Washington's Center for Human Rights
Background: The University of Washington Is Taking the CIA to Court
Teen Who Hacked CIA Director's Email Tells How He Did It
Story #3: #GoodNewsNextWeek - Iceland Jails 26 Corrupt Banksters
26 Icelandic Bankers Sentenced to 74 Years in Prison
NWNW Flashback: Iceland Was Right, IMF Was Wrong (Aug 2012)
Guerrilla Grafting - Public Trees Spliced to Bear Edible Fruit
#NewWorldNextWeek Updates: Senate Passes Controversial Cybersecurity Bill CISA 74 to 21
Pentagon Ready To Launch 'Boots On The Ground' In Syria, Iraq
Why Is The IRS Spying On Americans' Phone Calls?
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