Global Research News Hour

On this week's,Global Research News Hour, we recall aspects of World War II which reveals the sordid aspects of Canada, the U.S. and the UK and their original support for the Nazis. In our first half hour, Richard Sanders discusses the former Prime Minister's high regard for Hitler and the anti soviet Eastern European Emigres who came to Canada. In our second half hour, Canadian Historian Jacques...

This show features powerful and alternative voices on the COVID pandemic and how to mercifully deal with people in its grip. The guests are Constitutional Lawyer Rocco Galati from a speech he gave in Toronto and from Doctor and Professor Anand Kumar who defends lockdowns and other measures to prevent covid casualties from getting out of hand.

This week, the Global Research News Hour explores the strain of corruption running within the heart of the US Biotech industrial Complex. We discover Dark Winter, a simulation of an anthrax attack preceding the real anthrax attack in 2001, We discover two simulations of a germ release from China again preceding the actual release. Fort Detrick, Bioport, and the recent Operation Warp Speed are all...

This week's Global Research News Hour examines the Social and economic consequences of major changes resulting from the corona virus and actions designed to contain it. In our first half hour we’ll speak with Professor Michel Chossudovsky about the Social and economic implications of the fight against Covid for labour and small businesses. Then in our second half hour, Professor of political studi...

This week, on the Global Research News Hour, we question three experts about the uunspecified risks associated with the COVID vaccine. We also dig into a more elaborate risk to human freedom posed by an ID Nanochip with ecomonist and geopolitical analyst Peter Koenig.

On this week's Global research News Hour, in our special Coronavirus series, we study the drug Hydroxychloroquine as a possible treatment for COVID 19, and the lengths some authorities go through to sabotage it. We first hear from Drl Jane Orient, Executive Director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons about the lawsuit they are dispatching for not releasing the drug to doctors....

This episode of the Global Research News converses with two members of Docs for Open Debate to get more lowdown on their concerns about why politicians, the WHO and the media are getting it wrong about the virus and why voices like theirs are crucial.

This is part one of a series exploring the truth behind the new Covid 19 virus. In our first half hour, we hear from a high profile scientist about the way the outbreak has not warranted lockdowns. In the secod half hour, Mark Crispin Miller,describes the harmful side of masks and the reasons behind the propaganda of health.

This hour of the Global Research News Hour we showcase recent developments in and around Russia and try to determine if this major power is being put on the defensive as things heat up. WE first speak with journalist John Helmer about the apparent poisoning of Alexei Navalny and whether it is the Russians or the Germans who have some explaining to do. Next, we are joined by Belgrade academic Steva...

This episode of the Global Research News Hour examines the question of whether the story of 9/11 continues to have consequences for people 19 years later. My guests include Anthony Hall, who sees the influence of big money which continues right through the COVID crisis. Also, Graeme MacQueen sees the impact on fighting even outside of the Al Qaeda forces. Richard Gage, AIA finishes off with an upd...

This week’s Global Research News Hour features a variety of speakers from a conference on Hydro-impacted communities hosted by Wa Ni Ska Tan. They include speakers from three Manitoba communities, Senator Mary Jane McCallum, speakers from Columbia, Brazil, and feminist political ecologist Deepa Joshi.

On this week’s Global Research News Hour we host a timely and incisive interview with Guy McPherson on the Near Term Extinction of the human species and all life on earth. Guy elaborates on the threat due to melting of polar ice, the aerosol masking effect, challenges of persisting off the grid, and the determination of the mainstream climate movement to disregard his views. Guy McPherson is profe...

On this brand new episode of the Global Research News Hour we take a fresh and discerning look at Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on the week when the Democratic party is hosting its 2020 National Convention. In the first half hour, Mark Robinowitz offers his assessment as a deep political thinker and ecological thinker. His website is oilempire.us. Ajamu Baraka, national organizer for the Black Allia...

This week, we will go over the history of Prison Abuse in Canada and about the efforts to bring these crimes to the attention of those on the outside. Bob Gaucher in recognized for his abilities in the field of championing Prison Justice and abolition in Canada. He explains some of the background of suppression of rights historically. We then hear from Montreal based organizer Johanne Wendy Barite...

This brand new edition of the Global Research News Hour commemorates the 75th anniversary of the one and only use of atomic weapons on the Japanese cites of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Our first interview, academic and scholar Michel Chossudovsky, uses the occasion to highlight how certain nuclear weapons are once again being contemplated for use in conventional warfare. In our second half hour, autho...

On this week’s Global Research News Hour radio program,we discuss some of the recent developments unraveling in the United Kingdom, and what they mean for the country, the European region and the world. For the bulk of the hour, we will hear from Political Studies Professor Radhika Desai and from journalist Youri Smouter about Brexit, the UK election and the dynamics within the British Labour Part...

This Week's Global Research News Hour radio program further delves into the hazards of wireless and attempts to determine the agendas behind the roll out of the next generation of networks known as 5G. Guests include world renowned research scientist Olle Johansson and former UN staffer, whistleblower and anti 5G campaigner Claire Edwards.

This week's Global Research News Hour reviews the news stories from 2019. In the first half hour, Andy Lee Roth of Project discusses the most censored stories of 2018-19 as depicted in the media project's latest publication CENSORED 2020. In the second half hour, Abby and Robbie Martin, co-hosts of Media Roots Radio, join Global Research News Hour co-hosts Michael Welch and Scott Price to discuss...

This week’s Global Research News Hour presents diverse reactions to the escalating US-Iran tensions in the last week following the assassination of the Islamic Republic’s highly revered military commander General Qasem Soleimani. Allan Wise shares his thoughts as a Canadian with family living in the country, and as a critic of Iran's human rights record. Glenn Michalchuk a long-time Canadian peace...

This week's Global Research News Hour radio program features another presentation from the 2019 World Association for Political Economy (WAPE) forum, held in WInnipeg at the University of Manitoba July 19-21. The conference theme this year was 'Class, State and Nation in the twenty-First Century.' Presenter Maria Páez Victor MA, Ph. D. is a Venezuelan–Canadian sociologist, and winner of the Distin...

This week's Global Research News Hour radio program features presentations by two prominent Marxist economists at the 2019 World Association for Political Economy (WAPE) forum, held in WInnipeg at the University of Manitoba July 19-21. The conference theme this year was 'Class, State and Nation in the twenty-First Century.' Utsa Patnaik is Professor Emeritus, Jawaharlal Nehru University (New Delhi...

ON this week's Global Research News Hour radio program we explore the trajectory of U.S. foreign policy since the origins of the republic and determine how America's quest to displace the British Empire did not end with the Declaration of Independence and continued through World War II, the Cold War right up through the post-Cold War period. Our guest for the hour is Professor Michel Chossudovsky,...

This week on the Global Research News Hour we break apart the narratives driving the U.S./ NATO regime change operation in Syria, and how and why these nrratives seem to persist. The discussion principally centres around the Syrian White Helmets as a propganda construct, the financial and non-profit networks which sustains them, and the background of media smears against dissident journalists. Thi...

On this week's Global Research News Hour radio program we hear multiple perspectives on the situation in Bolivia from both inside and outside the country in the hope of getting a more accurate impression of the forces and personalities in play in this troubled nation. Guests include Maine based political journalist and Cuba solidarity activist W.T. Whitney, La Paz based anti-racist activist and fo...

(Repeat broadcast first aired October 25th, 2019. Guest Vanessa Beeley will speak in several Canadian cities in early December 2019. Find details on facebook page for 'Vanessa Beeley's Canadian speaking tour') On this week’s Global Research News Hour, following two weeks of extensive violence orchestrated by Turkey on the region bordering it to the south, we turn our attention to Syria, and the on...