Recorded July 16, 12006
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Continuing discussion of the economic implications of violence in the Middle East, this program identifies the oil-price increases stemming from the bloodletting as being of paramount importance. The more violent and unstable the Middle East becomes, the more wealth pours into the coffers of the oil companies and the oil producing countries. [...]
Recorded May 7, 2006
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NB: This stream contains both FTR #s 551 and 552 in sequence. Each is a 30 minute broadcast.
The Formula
by Steve Shagan
The Formula (MGM, 1980)
Directed by John G. Avildsen
Starring George C. Scott, Marlon Brando
1. As Mr. Emory had forecast in, among other programs, FTR#’s 278, 385, and FTR#506, the hydrogenation process that was [...]
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Beginning with discussion of Saudi Arabia’s strategic use of its oil wealth in Lebanon and other Arab nations, the program underscores a number of recent developments relative to the ongoing investigation of 9/11 and related matters. Of particular significance is the economic impact of petroleum wealth. In addition to the enormous wealth possessed by Saudi [...]
Recorded March 12, 2006
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Substantiating a line of inquiry stretching back a number of years, this program presents information about the development of the hydrogenation process to create synthetic motor fuel. Originally developed by the I.G. Farben company, the process was the focal point of the Standard/I.G. Agreement of 1929 and provided Nazi Germany with much [...]
Alvin Malnik, Meyer Lansky’s attorney, Islamic convert, linked to elements of organized crime, Saudi Arabia, and terrorism.
Recorded December, 1998
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NB: This stream combines a 30 minute broadcast of FTR # 141 and the first 30 minutes of FTR # 152: Update on Germany, originally aired May, 1999.
Carrying forward Mr. Emory’s coverage of the evolution of German fascism and imperialism, this program features two important articles by heroic journalist and author Paul Manning, author [...]
German corporations accelerated their purchases of American corporations in the late 1990s.