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James Corbett – Bob Chapman’s Editorial Successor, and His 2013 Predictions

January 4, 2013

James Corbett is a well known Japan-based media host. He’s now writing the editorials for the late Bob Chapman’s International Forecaster. He’s seeing a lot more of the same for 2013. 1) Heightened attacks on internet freedom, 2) Greater use of contrived emergencies to help foster and implement regional governments, leading to one world government, and 3) More locally produced food to improve nutrition and help take people off the food grid. So it’s not all doom and gloom for the year ahead, but you need to be very careful and aware of the coming changes.

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