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Corbett Report | Sunday(?) Update on the Dutch Case against Bill Gates | Oct. 30, 2026

Source: The Corbett Report youtube



Description: 
James Corbett's Sunday(?) Update for October 30 covers three legal stories. In the Netherlands, he says Bill Gates, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, the Dutch government, and 13 other defendants did not appear at a civil merits hearing. He says the case is not a criminal prosecution and will not send anyone to prison, and that a written judgment could come as early as December 9.

He also says a US appeals court threw out Alex Berenson's lawsuit against Joe Biden and Pfizer executives over pressure on Twitter, and that the Supreme Court of Canada agreed to hear the government's appeal of rulings that the February 2022 use of the Emergencies Act against the Freedom Convoy was not justified.

Show notes:
Transcript and sources
Bill Gates and Pfizer's Bourla didn't appear
Substantive merits hearing
The Narrative On Trial | Full Oral Plea
The Netherlands case
Gates incidental conclusion, 21 Feb. 2024
Judgment in the incident, 16 Oct. 2024
Under the Bus: How Bill Gates Fell From Globalist Grace
Fact Check: Polio Vaccines, Tetanus Vaccines and the Gates Foundation
CNBC interview with Bill Gates
Bill Gates with Stephen Colbert
Press conference after the Leeuwarden hearing
Appeals court throws out Alex Berenson's case
Twitter user agreement
2024 FC 42
Federal appeal on the Emergencies Act
Supreme Court of Canada to hear the Emergencies Act appeal
Chipiuk cross-examines Trudeau
Trudeau on the convoy
Justin Trudeau's blackface incidents

Alexander Mercouris | Zelensky Exits Kiev Prior Big Russian Strike All Ukraine Missile Projects Ended; Putin Hardens Line | Oct. 29, 2026

Source: Alexander Mercouris youtube



Description: 
Ukraine's flagship missile programs are finished, and Alexander explains why the Flamingo cruise missile and the FP7 and FP9 ballistic missiles were really cancelled as Zelensky leaves Kiev ahead of a massive Russian strike. He also covers the Russian advance near Orekhov and Dobropolye, the growing campaign against the Dnieper bridges, the stalled Freya air defense project, and the striking phrase in the Kremlin readout of Putin's call with Stubb and Store. Is Putin now signaling a demand that goes far beyond Istanbul plus?

Timeline:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:31 Putin hosts African leaders in Moscow
00:01:51 Zelensky leaves Kiev for the Netherlands and UK
00:04:56 Big Russian missile and drone strike expected
00:07:25 Firepoint ends the Flamingo cruise missile
00:16:26 Why the Flamingo program really collapsed
00:18:24 FP7 and FP9 ballistic missiles cancelled
00:22:11 The S300 missile and the Taurus theory
00:27:10 Ukraine now depends on drones alone
00:30:40 Russian advance speeding up despite autumn rains
00:31:53 Ukrainian defenses north of Orekhov collapse
00:32:42 Dobropolye, Leman and Sumy fronts
00:35:43 Russian buildup near Aleshki and Kherson
00:39:08 The Freya air defense project delayed
00:44:36 Russia targets substations and Dnieper bridges
00:49:08 Iskander accuracy and the Rassvet satellite theory
00:53:22 Norway debunks the FT on the Putin call
00:57:52 Ushakov shuts Europe out of Abu Dhabi
00:59:48 Putin's "without any conditions" readout
01:07:28 Gordon Hahn on tougher Russian demands

Rico Brouwer | Covid Epilogue, Dutch Press Freedom, EU, & the Digital Agenda | Aug. 5, 2026

Source: Geopolitics & Empire youtube




Description:
Dutch journalist and podcaster Rico Brouwer discusses the fallout of COVID-19 and his successful legal battle against the Dutch state to protect the rights of independent journalists to film court cases, framing it as a victory against government overreach.

He talks EU, WW3, and also comments on the Great Reset project to strip us of our assets, citing examples in Holland of unrealized capital gains proposals. Given his background in IT, he touches on the loss of individual agency in a cloud-based digital economy.

Finally, he pays tribute to the late John C. Dvorak, reflecting on the changing landscape of independent media and the proliferation of influence operations within the podcasting space.

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