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Manufactured terror, regime change in N. Korea & MLK’s forgotten speech

Published 20 Jan, 2015 07:23 | Updated 20 Jan, 2015 06:49

In this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin, discusses the latest FBI foiled bomb plot and questions about entrapment allegations the bureau has yet to answer. Abby then talks about a US decision to deploy some 500 troops to countries surrounding Syria to train “moderate” Syrian rebels, despite this policy’s dismal failure in the past. Abby goes on to speak with investigative journalist and author, Gareth Porter, about the latest on the Iranian nuclear negotiations and how past use of cyber warfare might affect the talks. Abby also talks to journalist, Tim Shorrock, about the NSA hack into North Korean computers in 2010, and the impact this will have on global cyber security. BTS wraps up the show with a look at Martin Luther King Jr.’s hidden legacy on the holiday named after this American icon.

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