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Was Facebook sabotaged from the inside?

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Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp went down just before noon on Monday, and the reasons remain mysterious. Their parent company has been under extra-harsh scrutiny lately, between its own research discovering the toxic effect of Instagram on the self-esteem of teen girls and new revelations, thanks to whistleblower and former Facebook employee Frances Haugen, that Facebook knowingly stokes public anger for the sake of profit. The sites didn’t begin to restore to life until seven hours later. … Read More >Was Facebook sabotaged from the inside?

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AUKUS pact means China can strike Australia with nuclear weapons if war breaks out

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On this episode of Going Underground, we firstly speak to Victor Gao, vice president of the Center for China and Globalization. He discusses Western navies sailing close to China as it marked its 72nd National Day, the West using freedom of navigation to challenge China’s sovereignty, and the recent energy crisis in China and its causes. He also looks at the AUKUS security pact between Australia … Read More >AUKUS pact means China can strike Australia with nuclear weapons if war breaks out

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Bill Gates exposed, the drone war revisited, fighting NCAA athlete exploitation

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Lee Camp exposes Bill Gates and the hidden side of his capitalist projects. The corporate media spend hours honoring his benevolent philanthropy, but rich men never give anything away without a string attached and Gates’ empire has strings connected to dark activities around the world. … Read More >Bill Gates exposed, the drone war revisited, fighting NCAA athlete exploitation

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Exposing military spending waste, Apple’s junk business model, police lies about fentanyl

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Lee Camp interviews policy analyst Stephen Semler about the US’ outrageous military excesses and how they impact the country as a whole. Semler and Camp discuss the minutiae of the military budget, Joe Biden’s career bolstering imperialist violence and the draconian policing of the domestic population, and how the American people have responded in the past few years. … Read More >Exposing military spending waste, Apple’s junk business model, police lies about fentanyl

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Chinese air force commander erupts, threatens US – bring it on! (Full show)

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China’s air force has made rapid strides and is shifting to domestic supply chains, a trend Washington watches with alarm. US Air Force Sec. Frank Kendall said it was crucial to keep pace with China’s military buildup and to “scare” China, an argument that won him bravado and bellicosity from his Chinese counterpart. … Read More >Chinese air force commander erupts, threatens US – bring it on! (Full show)

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INTENSE: Rick & Ruben debate Afghan ‘debacle’ (Full show)

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Rick Sanchez reviews the grandstanding at Wednesday’s congressional interrogation of top US military leaders at the hands of the House Armed Services Committee. Then RT America’s Faran Fronczak shares the details before syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette reacts. They vigorously disagree over the US war in Afghanistan and whether it was “a noble cause.” … Read More >INTENSE: Rick & Ruben debate Afghan ‘debacle’ (Full show)

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The US govt contemplated assassinating Julian Assange with complicity from Britain (WikiLeaks’ Kristinn Hrafnsson)

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On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to WikiLeaks Editor-in-Chief Kristinn Hrafnsson about the shocking revelations that the Trump administration and CIA considered assassinating or kidnapping Julian Assange, with planned shootouts with Russian agents on Britain’s streets, a car crash kidnapping, and an assault on a passenger jet should Julian Assange decide to leave for Russia. … Read More >The US govt contemplated assassinating Julian Assange with complicity from Britain (WikiLeaks’ Kristinn Hrafnsson)