Vatic Note: This is a follow up from the Greg Palast interview on Alex Jones program. What makes this incredible is Russia Today is seen globally and very much in Europe and that means our alternative press expose's are reaching out across national boundaries which is part of our mission here on this blog. Hopefully this will continue the expansion of awareness, not only nationally, but globally. If the elite want to globalize, they may not like how it happens especially in the information dissemination category. But that is the only globalizing we will assent to in this agenda. The video is powerful. No matter what you may think of Alex, he sure does have a quick mind and immediate response skills that put the mainstream media to shame that always have to think of a politically correct way to speak to an issue, and that is one thing this interview with Alex fully highlights. Just see the difference. He maybe a jerk, but he is our jerk and doesn't feed the pandering side of today's journalism.
Alex Jones on Greece: Battle against oligarchs (On Russia Today)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iHHx6naoT8&playnext_from=TL&videos=uwDodYn-gUM&feature=grec
RussiaToday — March 26, 2010 — Diplomats at an EU summit in Brussels have accepted a bailout plan for Greece. The county's massive budget deficit and financial instability caused the Euro to plummet it a ten month low against the dollar. Radio host Alex Jones believes that the Greek debt crisis has been engineered by predatory financiers looking to make big bucks at the expense of poorer nations.
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