75 Years Nuremberg Code
For 75 years, the city of Nuremberg has had the honor and duty to guard the human rights regarding medical experimentation documented in the Nuremberg Code as unbreakable for the…
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Ambar Koiri | NARRATIVE by Robert Cibis #106
Robert Cibis learns from successful entrepreneur Ambar Koiri how he has mobilised hundreds of thousands of people in India. As a member of the board of Awaken India Movement (AIM),…
Breaking News!
The great speech of Senator Bianca Laura Granato in the Senate of the Republic about the lack of freedom of information regarding the closure of the Ovalmedia channels by YT.
Craig Murray | COMMENTARY #62
Comply or stand up Craig Murray, Scottish journalist, author and human rights campaigner as well as former diplomat for the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, talks about why the majority…
Craig Murray | COMMENTARY #61
All under control? Craig Murray, Scottish journalist, author and human rights campaigner as well as former diplomat for the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, talks about how governments can and…
Craig Murray | Narrative by Robert Cibis #102
Imprisoned for a report Former ambassador, historian and human rights activist Craig Murray exposed the weapons-of-mass-destruction lie while he was working at the British Foreign Office. He also provided the…
John Shipton | COMMENTARY #60
John Shipton, Australian activist and father of WikiLeads founder Julian Assange, about the meaning of his son's work for the world, here in connection with whistleblower Chelsea Manning, citing the…
Cluse Krings | COMMENTARY #58
Why is language so important... and in danger today? Cluse Krings, German anthropologist and author of books like "Vom Untergang der Moderne," investigates the importance of language for humanity, and…
John Shipton | NARRATIVE by Robert Cibis #100
Julian, the journalist The pacifist John Shipton is Julian Assange's father. Robert Cibis interviews him exclusively about the judicial decision to extradite his son to the US. This discussion reveals…
Jan David Zimmermann | COMMENTARY #57
All is fair in love and war! Jan David Zimmermann, German writer, artist and science historian, investigates what effect the ubiquitous use of war rhetorics and metaphors has on a…
Perspectives on the Pandemic | The Vaccine Fatality Rate
A Conversation with Dr. Spiro Pantazatos Brooklyn, New York | March 9th, 2022 Researched and edited by Evan Dominguez Interviewed by John Kirby
Mattias Desmet | COMMENTARY #55
A world in tunnel vision Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology, explains the tunnel vision phenomenon in Corona, how mass formation connects to hypnosis and why waking up is so…
DEMOCRACY AT THREAT
BY WHO'S CENTRALIZATION OF POWER German translation:OVALmediahttps://www.oval.media/content/?uuid=93a4ee42-e2a6-4b29-8a42-5b485b539a26Youtubehttps://youtu.be/L9ROYLv3M7MOdysseehttps://odysee.com/who:7cb5baa7bc427868c56c24c27866c3bd170c9d03 International Press Conference of the INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY, Geneva Press ClubModeration: Polly Tommy CHD TV and Catherine Austin Fitts, Solari…
Cluse Krings | COMMENTARY #54
What should we learn from the war in the Ukraine? Cluse Krings, German anthropologist and author of books like "Vom Untergang der Moderne", considers the consequences of missed chances, here…
Dr. Julie Ponesse | NARRATIVE by Robert Cibis #96
Pandemic Ethics Canadian philosopher and former ethics professor Julie Ponesse offers insights into her search for humanity in conversation with Robert Cibis. The dominant narrative destroys the spaces for debate,…
Dipali Ojha and Nilesh Ojha | NARRATIVE by Robert Cibis #95
The highest court The lawyers Dipali N. Ojha and Nilesh C. Ojha are passionate human rights activists. They practice at the Bombay High Court and the Supreme Court of India.…
Wolfgang Wodarg | COMMENTARY #53
What is astroturfing? Wolfgang Wodarg, MD, German internist, pulmonologist, social medicine doctor and doctor for hygiene and environmental medicine, talks aboout lobbying, and about how artificial grassroots movements are created.…
Mattias Desmet | COMMENTARY #52
What is the difference between a classical dictatorship and totalitarianism? Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology, defines totalitarianism, explains how it distinguishes from a classical dictatorship and what happens if…
Wolfgang Wodarg | COMMENTARY #51
Why is our research in trouble? Wolfgang Wodarg, MD, German internist, pulmonologist, social medicine doctor and doctor for hygiene and environmental medicine, explains the conflicts of interest in science. He…
Amitav Banerjee | COMMENTARY #50
Science in a conflict of interest? Prof. Dr. Amitav Banerjee, Indian epidemiologist, gives a scientist's insight into the economic struggles researchers face, and how the resulting conflict of interest in…