In this video Luke Rudkowski sits down with fellow journalist and tech expert Tim Pool to find out if you can still protect your sources as a journalist. The two go into great detail about encrypting messages and basic security measures journalists can take to protect their data.
At a gala event in Washington D.C, Luke Rudkowski got a chance to talk to Obama supporter and advocate, Stevie Wonder. In this interview Stevie Wonder explains his justification for Obama’s continuation of Bush’s policies such as illegal wars and keeping Guantanamo Bay detention facility open. Stevland Hardaway Morris known as his stage name Stevie Wonder, is an American singer and songwriter, known as one of the most creative musical figures of the late 20th century.
We love what we do and wish to continue our work and cover this year’s meeting in London, England. and only with your help we can do so. If we are lucky enough to have your support, we would ask for your donations in order to document this year’s meeting, make video reports, investigate what happens and provide live video coverage.
The donations would cover airplane tickets, video equipment and the costs to operate a live video feed during the Bilderberg meeting. We estimate that we need around $3,000 to cover 2 airplane tickets, local transportation, video equipment and internet service for the live video feed.
This is never before seen footage from a protest that took place on May 1st 2009. In this video the NYPD approach the activists and the situation escalated from there. Police approached Luke Rudkowski and demanded he stopped filming, which started a confrontation between the two.
WeAreChange runs into MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell on the streets of Boston where a lot of news agencies were doing live reports. O’Donnell talks about their previous encounters, the importance of the work WeAreChange does and the comments that he has gotten about their other interviews.
Apologies for the sound quality as this was an off the cuff video.
Luke Rudkowski asks CNN’s Erin Burnett about the recent Boston bombing and the reports from people saying they were told by authorities about a bombing drill at the marathon. Luke also asked her about CNN’s lack of reporting on the the NDAA and the recent Congressional Committee that has ruled that George W. Bush and Barack Obama are guilty of war crimes.
At a charity event for Sting, Luke Rudkowski interviewed comedian Russell Peters about his thoughts on Obama’s drone policy. The conversation led to Russell Peter’s doubt in the government’s official story of 9/11 and the Bilderberg Group.
At CPAC, Sierra Adamson spoke to Senator Mike Lee about the use of drones on American citizens and how the drone program is used oversees. They also discussed the NDAA lawsuit currently going on and Senator Lee’s thoughts on the Federal Reserve.
I want to thank everyone in 2012 including the over 8 million viewers we had on this one youtube page that made our work possible. We had an incredible year and after everything that we experienced the bad the ugly the good and beautiful. One thing I learned is that with love, hard work and a positive attitude we can achieve anything.
At a gala for the NY Economics Club, Luke Rudkowski questioned Paul Volcker on his Bilderberg attendance and the Federal Reserve. In a previous video, Volcker acknowledged being a member of Bilderberg and the Trilateral Commission but stated that the Federal Reserve was “the most insidious” organization he’s been a member of. This time Luke had the opportunity to have a longer conversation with Volcker since he was lost at the event and couldn’t find where he was supposed to be, so we had the interview as we helped him navigate around the hotel. As it turns out, the place we were helping Volcker find ended up being the room that Ben Bernanke was in waiting to have his picture taken, which is where Luke confronted him. Although Volcker was most likely not too pleased to have been confronted with the questions Luke asked him, he at least talked to us and didn’t immediately call security as Bernanke did.