Dmitry Orlov gives his view on the pandemic and ensuing economic collapse. He looks at the dire situation facing the U.S., its dollar status, and the disintegration of the political system. He talks about his changed view on the climate movement and its liberal dogma. He gives his take on China, Russia, Putin after 2024, and the potential for military conflict. Finally, he provides an outline for what people should be doing to prepare as the crisis gets underway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ssk2BacEpo

Sune Sorensen discusses his latest Librarium report on how innovation cycles and technological revolutions will shape the way forward and how the United States is still well-positioned, but not as powerful as it once was. He also covers (de)globalization, regionalization, supply chains, manufacturing, agriculture and food supply. He gives his perspective on the global financial crisis and looks at trends and opportunities: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ5sSP5pbK0

Hard-hitting investigative journalist Whitney Webb discusses the numerous bioterror war game simulations that took place prior to Covid-19 being declared a pandemic. She describes the work of DARPA and how numerous science fiction-like technologies are being deployed such as DNA-altering vaccines and brain-machine interfaces for soldiers. She discusses the artificial intelligence and technocracy being promoted as a solution to Covid-19 and gives her thoughts on the US-China "New Cold War" narrative and how it may not be what it seems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDar_CtOzWM