Terrornoia, Australian Style - The Asia-Pacific Perspective

Welcome back to The Asia-Pacific Perspective, that monthly show where James Corbett of corbettreport.com and Broc West of apperspective.net break down all the latest news and headlines from the Asia-Pacific region. In this month's conversation: STORY 1: Aussie Terrornoia / G20 Updates Australian Proposal Would Require Suspicionless Domestic Spying by ISPs http://ur1.ca/i2z3d What Will Happen When Australian Police Have Military Weapons? http://ur1.ca/i2z3g Concerns Brisbane residents still unaware of G20 police powers http://ur1.ca/i2z3l STORY 2: South China Sea Updates China Adding Military Facilities On Spratly Islands http://ur1.ca/i2z3p US spy plane may have triggered Chinese jet interception by dropping sonar buoy http://ur1.ca/i2z3z Philippines Military to Offer Cruise Service in South China Sea http://ur1.ca/i2z45 STORY 3: Fukushima / Nuclear Updates Japanese Govt. To Disclose Fukushima NPP Chief’s Testimony http://ur1.ca/i2z4a TEPCO Found Liable For Evacuee’s Suicide http://ur1.ca/i2z4c Looking Inside Fukushima Daiichi with Muon Tomography http://ur1.ca/i2z4d Seoul To Run Out Of Storage For Spent Nuclear Fuel By 2016 http://ur1.ca/i2z4m Australia's Radioactive Racism http://ur1.ca/i2z4q