Month: December 2011
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HS 66 – “Zero Jobs 101 – The Psychology of Alienating Employers” with Victor Davis Hanson
Jason Hartman interviews Victor Davis Hanson, professor and author, regarding how the crises around the world, especially in Greece and the European Union, have had a profound impact on employers, and how Greece’s crisis will impact larger countries. Visit: www.HolisticSurvival.com. People in Greece are uncertain in these times because the president has created a climate…
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HS 65 – HAARP and Mind Control with Dr. Nicholas Begich
Join Jason Hartman and Dr. Nicholas Begich, an independent scientific and political researcher, and publisher and co-owner of Earthpulse Press, as they discuss the significance of HAARP – High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program. HAARP is jointly managed by the US Air Force and the US Navy, and while its primary function is scientific ionospheric…
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Entitlements Leading to Government Collapse?
It might be tough to reconcile the idea – especially when you’re cashing that Social Security check or thanking God Medicare covered a recent surgery – but entitlement spending by the Federal government is preparing to end America as we know it. It’s really not even a matter for debate. If present spending policies continue…
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HS 64 – “Sick and Sicker” with Logan Darrow Clements
What happens when the government plays doctor? Join Jason Hartman as he interviews the producer of the documentary, “Sick & Sicker,” Logan Darrow Clements. Visit: http://www.HolisticSurvival.com. Logan went to Canada and interviewed doctors, patients, journalists, and even a doctor who went on a hunger strike, to find out how well a government-run healthcare system actually…
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HS 63 – The Psychology of Apocalyptic Prophecies
Join Jason Hartman and Jonathan Zap, researcher and philosopher, as they explore the psychology behind apocalyptic prophecies. Prophecies of the end times abound all over the world and have for decades upon decades. Search “end times” on the internet and you will find a host of books, websites, blogs, and articles on the subject. You…
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Alfred Adask Beats Big Brother at its Own Game
If you haven’t heard of Alfred Adask and his little problem with the Texas attorney general, buckle up for an interesting ride. This is the mother of all Big Brother stories and shows how the little guy can sometimes beat the government at its own silly “letter of the law” game. After finishing this introductory…