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Wed 09-21
In the first half of the program, leading educator on Peak Oil, the point at which we reach maximum global oil production, Richard Heinberg, will talk about the devastating impact it will have on our economic, food, and transport systems.
Biography:
Richard Heinberg is best known as a leading educator on Peak Oil-the point at which we reach maximum global oil production-and the devastating impact it will have on our economic, food, and transport systems. His new book argues that limits to national and household debt plus tightening natural resource constraints mean that the era of economic growth is at an end. Richard has presented throughout the world and has been featured on radio and television and in documentaries.
Past Shows:
Iroquois Supernatural
Thursday September 15, 2011
During the final two hours, Algonquin healer, elder, and student of medicine men, Michael Bastine (book link), discussed his research of the rich legacy of the Iroquois Confederacy. In the first hour, author Richard Heinberg talked about how our new economic reality suggests that the era of growth has come to an end. ... More »
Host: George Noory The Decline of Oil
Wednesday December 8, 2004
Editor of Museletter, Richard Heinbergshared an in-depth look at the decline of oil production which he suggested was likely to occur before 2010. Among the ramifications of this would be the steep rise in price of gas, food, and other products, and the lowering of our standard of living, he said. "Planned war" with other countries over the remaining oil resources, was another likely outcome, he added. "No one wants to tell us that our lifestyle is fundamentally unsustainable," but eventually people will begin buying small hybrid cars and using energy more conservatively, said Heinberg. And as prices go up, citizens will be motivated to find better political leadership on energy issues, he continued. What passes for an energy policy in the U.S. now is a "cruel joke," he declared. In order to properly deal with the coming energy crisis, we need an effort on the scale of World War 2, he said, with hundreds of billions of dollars spent per year in building alternative energy in ... More »
Host: George Noory Oil Dependence
Sunday April 4, 2004
Editor of MuseLetter, Richard Heinberg discussed the world’s oil depletion and the ever increasing dependence we've had on oil since the industrial revolution. In the first half-hour Art interviewed a guest identified as "Dr. Incognita," who commented on paranormal or astral plane sexual encounters. ... More »
Host: Art Bell
tonight's show Wed 09-21 Oil / Saudi Arabia & 9/11
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tonight's show Wed 09-21 Oil / Saudi Arabia & 9/11
Due to current economic conditions the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off.
In the latter half, geopolitical analyst Craig B. Hulet will discuss evidence of Saudi intelligence being involved with 9/11.
Craig B Hulet was both speech writer and Special Assistant for Special Projects to Congressman Jack Metcalf (Retired). He has been a consultant to federal law enforcement ATF&E of Justice/Homeland Security for over 20 years. Hulet served in Vietnam 1969-70, 101st Airborne, C Troop 2/17th Air Cav and graduated 3rd in his class at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Ordnance School MOS 45J20 Weapons. He remains a paid analyst and consultant in various areas of geopolitical, business and security issues.
Past Shows:
Unraveling 9/11
Sunday September 11, 2011
Guest host John B. Wells (email) was joined by award-winning investigative reporter Russ Baker for a discussion on why so many unanswered questions linger about what exactly happened ten years ago on September 11th. In the first hour, geopolitical analyst Craig B. Hulet reflected on 9-11 as well as the current state of America. ... More »
Host: John B. Wells Defending a Monster
Tuesday August 9, 2011
Defense attorney Sam Amirante and co-author Danny Broderick, discussed what it was like to defend one of America's worst serial killers, John Wayne Gacy, and reviewed the gruesome details of the case. It's important to our system of justice that such criminals get a fair trial, as the US Constitution dictates that accused people have a right to a competent attorney, Amirante noted. First hour guests, analyst Craig Hulet and researcher Marshall Klarfeld talked about the war in Afghanistan. ... More »
Host: George Noory Singularity & Apocalyptic Perspectives
Wednesday July 13, 2011
Researcher and philosopher Jonathan Zap discussed the surge in apocalyptic predictions and how they relate to the 'Singularity Archetype,' the collective unconscious, and the evolution of humanity. We live in a time when people believe the apocalypse is around the corner, whether coming in 2012 with the end of the Mayan calendar (see his article/podcast Carnival 2012), or as predicted in various other prophecies. First hour guest, consultant Craig B. Hulet offered analysis of current events. While he believes an agreement will be reached on the debt ceiling, the economy is going to get worse with increased foreclosures, unemployment, and bankruptcies, as well as rising gas prices. ... More »
Host: George Noory Geopolitics & Terrorism
Sunday May 8, 2011
Guest host John B. Wells (email) was joined by geopolitical analyst Craig B. Hulet, who discussed the recent developments in the Middle East, the War on Terror, bin Laden's role in 9-11, and what he sees for the future of the United States. In the first hour, scientist and filmmaker David Sereda talked about radiation from the Fukushima reactor meltdown as well as the 'mystery particle' that the Sun may be emitting. ... More »
Host: John B. Wells Japan Quake/Tsunami
Thursday March 10, 2011
Coverage of the breaking story of the huge 8.9 quake that struck northeastern Japan included guests Mitch Battros, Stan Deyo, and Stuart Wilde. In the first 90 minutes, independent researcher Lucy Wyatt discussed her journey discovering the origins of civilizations and cities, and analyst Craig B. Hulet commented on the turmoil in the Middle East. ... More »
Host: George Noory JFK Assassination Special VIII
Monday November 22, 2010
Four guests addressed different aspects of the JFK assassination in individual one-hour segments: former FBI Investigator Don Adams, analyst Craig B. Hulet, publisher and author Tim Miller, and research scientist Paul Chambers. ... More »
Host: George Noory New Jersey Cryptids & Govt. Tracking
Monday September 6, 2010
In the first half, cryptozoologist Loren Coleman talked about his latest work on the Monsters of New Jersey including the Jersey Devil. The lore of the Jersey Devil goes back to 1735, when a Mrs. Leeds was having her 13th baby. In the show's latter half, foreign policy analyst Craig B. Hulet discussed new rulings by the US government that infringe on people's privacy under the guise of the "War on Terror." ... More »
Host: George Noory Economy & Geopolitics/ Off-the-Grid
Tuesday July 27, 2010
Appearing during the first half of the program, analyst Craig Hulet offered commentary on the economy, and geopolitics. In the latter half, documentarian and journalist Nick Rosen discussed living off the grid, typically in alternative communities. This means living independently of the utility companies, and providing your own power. ... More »
Host: George Noory Economic Exposé
Tuesday November 3, 2009
Analyst of geopolitics and foreign policy, Craig B. Hulet discussed how the banking bailouts were put in place by a "thugocracy" that has set the stage for a global financial system that excludes the United States. The thugocracy is composed of a group of banks that have acted like extortionists on an unprecedented scale, he commented. In the last hour, researcher Robert Felix talked about how magnetic reversals, which have occurred frequently over the epochs, have been associated with both extinctions, and the arrival of new species. ... More »
Host: George Noory
Craig B Hulet was both speech writer and Special Assistant for Special Projects to Congressman Jack Metcalf (Retired). He has been a consultant to federal law enforcement ATF&E of Justice/Homeland Security for over 20 years. Hulet served in Vietnam 1969-70, 101st Airborne, C Troop 2/17th Air Cav and graduated 3rd in his class at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Ordnance School MOS 45J20 Weapons. He remains a paid analyst and consultant in various areas of geopolitical, business and security issues.
Past Shows:
Unraveling 9/11
Sunday September 11, 2011
Guest host John B. Wells (email) was joined by award-winning investigative reporter Russ Baker for a discussion on why so many unanswered questions linger about what exactly happened ten years ago on September 11th. In the first hour, geopolitical analyst Craig B. Hulet reflected on 9-11 as well as the current state of America. ... More »
Host: John B. Wells Defending a Monster
Tuesday August 9, 2011
Defense attorney Sam Amirante and co-author Danny Broderick, discussed what it was like to defend one of America's worst serial killers, John Wayne Gacy, and reviewed the gruesome details of the case. It's important to our system of justice that such criminals get a fair trial, as the US Constitution dictates that accused people have a right to a competent attorney, Amirante noted. First hour guests, analyst Craig Hulet and researcher Marshall Klarfeld talked about the war in Afghanistan. ... More »
Host: George Noory Singularity & Apocalyptic Perspectives
Wednesday July 13, 2011
Researcher and philosopher Jonathan Zap discussed the surge in apocalyptic predictions and how they relate to the 'Singularity Archetype,' the collective unconscious, and the evolution of humanity. We live in a time when people believe the apocalypse is around the corner, whether coming in 2012 with the end of the Mayan calendar (see his article/podcast Carnival 2012), or as predicted in various other prophecies. First hour guest, consultant Craig B. Hulet offered analysis of current events. While he believes an agreement will be reached on the debt ceiling, the economy is going to get worse with increased foreclosures, unemployment, and bankruptcies, as well as rising gas prices. ... More »
Host: George Noory Geopolitics & Terrorism
Sunday May 8, 2011
Guest host John B. Wells (email) was joined by geopolitical analyst Craig B. Hulet, who discussed the recent developments in the Middle East, the War on Terror, bin Laden's role in 9-11, and what he sees for the future of the United States. In the first hour, scientist and filmmaker David Sereda talked about radiation from the Fukushima reactor meltdown as well as the 'mystery particle' that the Sun may be emitting. ... More »
Host: John B. Wells Japan Quake/Tsunami
Thursday March 10, 2011
Coverage of the breaking story of the huge 8.9 quake that struck northeastern Japan included guests Mitch Battros, Stan Deyo, and Stuart Wilde. In the first 90 minutes, independent researcher Lucy Wyatt discussed her journey discovering the origins of civilizations and cities, and analyst Craig B. Hulet commented on the turmoil in the Middle East. ... More »
Host: George Noory JFK Assassination Special VIII
Monday November 22, 2010
Four guests addressed different aspects of the JFK assassination in individual one-hour segments: former FBI Investigator Don Adams, analyst Craig B. Hulet, publisher and author Tim Miller, and research scientist Paul Chambers. ... More »
Host: George Noory New Jersey Cryptids & Govt. Tracking
Monday September 6, 2010
In the first half, cryptozoologist Loren Coleman talked about his latest work on the Monsters of New Jersey including the Jersey Devil. The lore of the Jersey Devil goes back to 1735, when a Mrs. Leeds was having her 13th baby. In the show's latter half, foreign policy analyst Craig B. Hulet discussed new rulings by the US government that infringe on people's privacy under the guise of the "War on Terror." ... More »
Host: George Noory Economy & Geopolitics/ Off-the-Grid
Tuesday July 27, 2010
Appearing during the first half of the program, analyst Craig Hulet offered commentary on the economy, and geopolitics. In the latter half, documentarian and journalist Nick Rosen discussed living off the grid, typically in alternative communities. This means living independently of the utility companies, and providing your own power. ... More »
Host: George Noory Economic Exposé
Tuesday November 3, 2009
Analyst of geopolitics and foreign policy, Craig B. Hulet discussed how the banking bailouts were put in place by a "thugocracy" that has set the stage for a global financial system that excludes the United States. The thugocracy is composed of a group of banks that have acted like extortionists on an unprecedented scale, he commented. In the last hour, researcher Robert Felix talked about how magnetic reversals, which have occurred frequently over the epochs, have been associated with both extinctions, and the arrival of new species. ... More »
Host: George Noory
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Due to current economic conditions the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off.
Peak Oil / Saudi Arabia & 9/11
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Richard Heinberg, Craig Hulet
In the first half of the program, leading educator on Peak Oil, the point at which we reach maximum global oil production, Richard Heinberg, talked about the devastating impact it will have on our economic, food, and transport systems. Heinberg speculated that the world is either at this point or "very close to it," because "high prices and increasing demands don't seem to be budging supply very much." He said that the dire straits of oil production can also be seen in how energy companies have exhausted the easier "low hanging fruit" reserves and are now faced with extracting oil with increasingly more expensive, slow, and environmentally hazardous locations and means.
Beyond just oil, Heinberg warned that other forms of fuel are also in danger of reaching their peak. On a local level, he explained that merely producing a meal requires extensive use of gas to transport the food, coal powered electricity to refrigerate it, and natural gas to cook it. This current journey from farm to plate, he said, requires a staggering 7 to 10 calories of fossil fuel energy for every 1 calorie of food consumed. At the point where the world reaches peak oil, Heinberg foresees a gradual decline in production that will cause a panic from the financial systems around the globe. In order to better prepare for this grim future, Heinberg suggested that the United States begin training people to manufacture and repair goods as well as grow foods. "That's the kind of economy we're moving back towards," he predicted.
Saudi Arabia & 9/11
In the latter half, geopolitical analyst Craig B. Hulet discussed evidence of Saudi intelligence being involved with 9/11 as well as his concerns surrounding the War on Terror. He pointed to a recent lawsuit brought by insurance company Lloyd's of London against the Saudi government, which alleges that the country was complicit in the September 11th attacks. "We've got evidence being collected that absolutely proves Saudi Arabia was behind 9/11," Hulet declared. While he acknowledged that this does not absolve the terrorists who committed the attack, he stressed that "none of this could have happened, for the last 20 years, without hundreds of millions of dollars from the Saudi royal family." Additionally, Hulet cited a West Point document which says that over half the foreign fighters killing Americans in Afghanistan and Iraq are Saudis.
Hulet also addressed a number of suspicious elements surrounding the War on Terror. Regarding the invasion of Iraq, Hulet said that the early use of ground troops in the country revealed that the government knew that Saddam Hussein did not actually have weapons of mass destruction. "If he'd had chemical or biological weapons," Hulet surmised, "we would have had to bomb them into the stone age or we'd never put troops on the ground." He also noted a resurgence in CIA-sponsored drug trafficking and said that numerous government contracted private planes, shown to be carrying huge amounts of narcotics, have crashed in recent years. Making matter even more nefarious, Hulet said that "in between these flights, they were also taking detainees from Guantanamo Bay to places like Libya to be tortured.
And famous line from Noory "I'd would bomb Saudi Arabia if I was president?" Always with the brilliant remarks.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Richard Heinberg, Craig Hulet
In the first half of the program, leading educator on Peak Oil, the point at which we reach maximum global oil production, Richard Heinberg, talked about the devastating impact it will have on our economic, food, and transport systems. Heinberg speculated that the world is either at this point or "very close to it," because "high prices and increasing demands don't seem to be budging supply very much." He said that the dire straits of oil production can also be seen in how energy companies have exhausted the easier "low hanging fruit" reserves and are now faced with extracting oil with increasingly more expensive, slow, and environmentally hazardous locations and means.
Beyond just oil, Heinberg warned that other forms of fuel are also in danger of reaching their peak. On a local level, he explained that merely producing a meal requires extensive use of gas to transport the food, coal powered electricity to refrigerate it, and natural gas to cook it. This current journey from farm to plate, he said, requires a staggering 7 to 10 calories of fossil fuel energy for every 1 calorie of food consumed. At the point where the world reaches peak oil, Heinberg foresees a gradual decline in production that will cause a panic from the financial systems around the globe. In order to better prepare for this grim future, Heinberg suggested that the United States begin training people to manufacture and repair goods as well as grow foods. "That's the kind of economy we're moving back towards," he predicted.
Saudi Arabia & 9/11
In the latter half, geopolitical analyst Craig B. Hulet discussed evidence of Saudi intelligence being involved with 9/11 as well as his concerns surrounding the War on Terror. He pointed to a recent lawsuit brought by insurance company Lloyd's of London against the Saudi government, which alleges that the country was complicit in the September 11th attacks. "We've got evidence being collected that absolutely proves Saudi Arabia was behind 9/11," Hulet declared. While he acknowledged that this does not absolve the terrorists who committed the attack, he stressed that "none of this could have happened, for the last 20 years, without hundreds of millions of dollars from the Saudi royal family." Additionally, Hulet cited a West Point document which says that over half the foreign fighters killing Americans in Afghanistan and Iraq are Saudis.
Hulet also addressed a number of suspicious elements surrounding the War on Terror. Regarding the invasion of Iraq, Hulet said that the early use of ground troops in the country revealed that the government knew that Saddam Hussein did not actually have weapons of mass destruction. "If he'd had chemical or biological weapons," Hulet surmised, "we would have had to bomb them into the stone age or we'd never put troops on the ground." He also noted a resurgence in CIA-sponsored drug trafficking and said that numerous government contracted private planes, shown to be carrying huge amounts of narcotics, have crashed in recent years. Making matter even more nefarious, Hulet said that "in between these flights, they were also taking detainees from Guantanamo Bay to places like Libya to be tortured.
And famous line from Noory "I'd would bomb Saudi Arabia if I was president?" Always with the brilliant remarks.
Due to current economic conditions the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off.