RLM News Show Blog – December 06, 2012

These are the links to the stories covered on the RLM News Show – 2012-12-06

U.S. Presidents Warn About the “Invisible Government” Running the U.S.
U.S. Presidents Warn About the “Invisible Government” Running the U.S.

Israel disrespects international community

The European Union (EU) has summoned Israel’s ambassador over recently-announced plan to build thousands of new settler units on the occupied Palestinian territories. Tel Aviv announced the plan for new settler units in the West Bank just a few days ago in response to the United Nations’ recognition of Palestine as a non-member observer state. In the meantime the Zionist regime rejected calls by the United Nations demanding Tel Aviv to open its nuclear facilities to international inspectors and to join Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

To shed more light on the issue at hand, Press TV’s News Analysis program has conducted an interview with Omar Nashabe, with the al-Akhbar Newspaper from the Lebanese capital city of Beirut, Muhammad al-Asi, Imam of Washington D.C.’s Islamic Center from Washington and British Journalist Richard Millett from London.


Links to other Important Stories I didn’t have time to cover on the show

Louisiana Supreme Court Upholds Seizure of Motorist Cash
Louisiana Supreme Court Upholds Seizure of Motorist Cash

Chemical Syria: ‘Enemies of Allah will die like rabbits’

Syria’s military is preparing to use chemical weapons against rebels, and is awaiting final orders from President Assad according to un-named US officials quoted in the American media. Washington says THAT would be all the reason it needs to intervene in the conflict. And as RT’s Middle East correspondent Paula Slier reports, the timing of these unsubstantiated WMD revelations may not be coincidence. Also, RT talks to Dr. Ali Mohamad, the editor in chief of the Syria Tribune online magazine.


Links to More Important Stories I didn’t have time to cover on the show

DoD Spends $100,000 Studying Whether Jesus Died for Klingons
DoD Spends $100,000 Studying Whether Jesus Died for Klingons

Ex-CEO of Olympus blows the Whistle on
Fraud and a Culture of Dysfunction in Japan

Welcome to Capital Account. Recently, top bosses and executives at Olympus, the Japanese manufacturer of medical equipment and cameras, pleaded guilty to fraud in one of Japan’s largest corporate scandals. Today we talk to Michael Woodford, the former President and CEO of Olympus, about the scandal and its implications. It was big news in the spring of 2011 when he became president of the company, as he was the first westerner to climb the ranks of a major Japanese corporation; in October of 2011, he became CEO in addition to President. Yet just two weeks later, in mid-October of last year, he was unexpectedly fired by the board. According to the Financial Times, Olympus portrayed him as an outspoken Westerner who “diverted from the rest of the management team.” But Michael Woodford has a different story: he exposed to the press the mismanagement and accounting cover-ups he discovered at Olympus. Woodford became the first CEO of a global multinational company to blow the whistle on his own company. We talk to him about the 1.7 billion dollar fraud he exposed, as well as what he thinks about larger business practice and economic health in Japan. And President Obama said he would love to have a business leader for his economic team this term, but it is hard to recruit. Why? He told reporters that recruiting is difficult because “the confirmation process has become so miserable so drawn out.” How does senate confirmation get in the way of properly policing the financial sector? Lauren breaks it down in “Reality Check.” Plus, former Senator Alan Simpson has a message for millennials in his Can Kicks Back campaign video: stop tweeting otherwise “these old coots will clean out the treasury before you get there.” Lauren and Demetri talk about what is behind the directive in today’s “Loose Change.”


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