Episode 40 - Machiavellian Politics with James Horak on SBK with Carlita Montross.
Carlita is once again joined by James Horak to discuss current events, including the many deaths of Osama bin Laden, there are various links below that point to earlier deaths announced before this one and the convenient burial of the alleged body at Sea. The news media in the UK are already spinning news stories connected to the most recent announcement of Osama's alleged umpteenth assassination. James talks about the shadow governments control and power within the fraudulent banking systems and their connection to 9/11. Carlita and James touch on various interconnecting issues such as earth changes, weather manipulation, the CIA presidents, Corporate Fascism, Freedom of Speech, Internet Censorship, control over human rights, financial control, exopolitics, Alfred Lambremont Webre, Jose Escamillia, Dr Andrew Basiago, manipulation and manufacturing of terrorism and violence and the need to nurture sustainability, community, peace, kindness and love for all of human kind.
Its a very informative interview and SBK is a very valuable resource but, and I really, really hate to criticise and bitch, but its very hard to listen to as the audio levels are all over the place. The music beds are very intrusive too. Maybe its because I'm trained in radio production and am pernickity and notice these things more than I should. I feel bad for even mentioning it now! Sorry Carlita. You really do a wonderful job. I hope you don't take it the wrong way.
A legitimate concern, ross, but my dear friend Carlita is so notable for her so many other qualities the matter pales in comparison to her knowledge base on environmental issues and wonderfully addressed questions and personal input in interviews. Soft spoken I sometimes strain to hear her but then you realize the quality is interest evoking as well. In the end you won't have missed much by background...maybe even have acquired more. The lady is unique and commands my attention on any media. Please try and adjust and see if you don't come to feel the same way. JCH
Yep, I really enjoy listening to SBK and I hear what you are saying. I wish I'd never brought it up as its only a minor, minor issue and as you say, by listening harder I probably gain more from it. As I said, its the radio training in me that is niggling. Forget I said anything! The content and quality and style in Carlita's interviewing more than makes up for any minor audio niggle. :)
Thank you again James. Xlnt interview. This is a
ReplyDeletevery strange underworld.Believe the unbelieveable
is the theme of today. Gosh.
Its a very informative interview and SBK is a very valuable resource but, and I really, really hate to criticise and bitch, but its very hard to listen to as the audio levels are all over the place. The music beds are very intrusive too. Maybe its because I'm trained in radio production and am pernickity and notice these things more than I should. I feel bad for even mentioning it now! Sorry Carlita. You really do a wonderful job. I hope you don't take it the wrong way.
ReplyDeleteA legitimate concern, ross, but my dear friend Carlita is so notable for her so many other qualities the matter pales in comparison to her knowledge base on environmental issues and wonderfully addressed questions and personal input in interviews. Soft spoken I sometimes strain to hear her but then you realize the quality is interest evoking as well. In the end you won't have missed much by background...maybe even have acquired more. The lady is unique and commands my attention on any media. Please try and adjust and see if you don't come to feel the same way. JCH
ReplyDeleteYep, I really enjoy listening to SBK and I hear what you are saying. I wish I'd never brought it up as its only a minor, minor issue and as you say, by listening harder I probably gain more from it.
ReplyDeleteAs I said, its the radio training in me that is niggling. Forget I said anything! The content and quality and style in Carlita's interviewing more than makes up for any minor audio niggle.
:)