Canada: Indigenous people fighting for rights, environment, Wet’suwet’en land

Canada has become ground zero in the fight for indigenous rights, as various groups of protesters continue to demand no pipeline cut through Wet’suwet’en land. The NSA’s phone program cost $100 million but only produced two leads. This week’s Democratic debate was filled with drama, booing, and suspicious activity. … Read More >Canada: Indigenous people fighting for rights, environment, Wet’suwet’en land

CIA Whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling: Assange Case Shows USA Will Use Any Method to Quiet Dissent

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to CIA Whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling, who was convicted for revealing details about Operation Merlin. He discusses the extradition trial and persecution Julian Assange is facing, his own experience of being prosecuted –on circumstantial evidence– for whistleblowing, whether the WikiLeaks founder would face a fair trial in Virginia, his experiences of racism with the CIA … Read More >CIA Whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling: Assange Case Shows USA Will Use Any Method to Quiet Dissent

The News with Rick Sanchez – February 25, 2020

Donna Rotunno, lead attorney for disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein discusses what’s next for her client and his team’s legal strategy. She says Weinstein is “struggling” with his health and explains why she plans to appeal the case. She also discusses the “power dynamic” between men and women that informs the case of Harvey Weinstein. … Read More >The News with Rick Sanchez – February 25, 2020

Assange extradition hearings begin in London & Bernie Sanders targeted by corporate media

The trial has begun to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the US. Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination, and corporate media is freaking out. The US has signed a $3 billion arms deal with India. … Read More >Assange extradition hearings begin in London & Bernie Sanders targeted by corporate media