Topic: Jasmine Revolution

4 chapters across the catalog

Husslin' for Humanity
Episode 280 2:17:06 - 2:21:14

280: Husslin' for Humanity

G20 Tensions and No Agenda Stream Telethon

The show concludes with notes on the G20 summit's focus on China's economic policies and reports of the Chinese government blocking "Jasmine Revolution" search terms. An upcoming telethon on the No Agenda Stream is announced to support "Rhino the Bearded's" Kickstarter project for show-related content. The hosts sign off with a reminder of their listener-supported model.

Nap for Humanity
Episode 273 40:22 - 44:44

273: Nap for Humanity

Egyptian Protests, Social Media Revolutions

Protests in Egypt, organized via Facebook and Twitter, are characterized by the hosts as a "hashtag revolution" similar to the Jasmine Revolution in Tunisia. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton publicly called for the Egyptian government to unblock social media sites. The discussion suggests the unrest may be tied to significant oil discoveries in Egypt and a geopolitical struggle involving China and India.

Brown is the New Green
Episode 272 2:02:51 - 2:05:22

272: Brown is the New Green

Jasmine Revolution and Global Intelligence Models

The "Jasmine Revolution" in Tunisia is analyzed as a new model for regime change driven by intelligence-led leaks and social media mobilization. Similar patterns are observed in Yemen and are being watched closely by Chinese authorities. The hosts describe this as an evolution of the "Economic Hitman" strategy, using digital tools to disrupt governments.

By Executive Order
Episode 271 54:33 - 57:58

271: By Executive Order

In-Q-Tel, Facebook, and the Tunisian Revolution

The connection between the CIA's venture capital arm, In-Q-Tel, and social media platforms is discussed in the context of the Tunisian "Jasmine Revolution." The hosts argue that "viral" movements and "color revolutions" are manufactured tools used by intelligence agencies to manipulate human resources and oust foreign leaders.