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Image | Banking on Social Unrest, Informed Consent LiveCast, May 19, Replay (Public)
Banking on Social Unrest, Informed Consent LiveCast, May 19, Replay (Public)
by Ivor

This week, Chris digs into the latest news and connects the dots to give viewers a deeper understanding of the machinations of our leadership class and the policies they pursue. As always, he shows how governments, corporations, oligarchs and bureaucrats create more negative policies and push for more outcomes pointing us down a perilous road. Don’t…
Banking on Social Unrest, Informed Consent LiveCast, May 19, Replay (Public)
 by Ivor

This week, Chris digs into the latest news and connects the dots to give viewers a deeper understanding of the machinations of our leadership class and the policies they pursue. As always, he shows how governments, corporations, oligarchs and bureaucrats create more negative policies and push for more outcomes pointing us down a perilous road. Don’t…
Image | Walking Away From Mass Psychosis
Walking Away From Mass Psychosis
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

The pandemic may be over, but that doesn’t mean we’re out of the woods.  Alarming patterns of scapegoating like we’re witnessing now are characteristic of psychic epidemics. Tune in to learn about the mechanics of mass psychosis and how to brave the waters.
Walking Away From Mass Psychosis
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

The pandemic may be over, but that doesn’t mean we’re out of the woods.  Alarming patterns of scapegoating like we’re witnessing now are characteristic of psychic epidemics. Tune in to learn about the mechanics of mass psychosis and how to brave the waters.
Image | Shocked People Pick the Wrong Targets…
Shocked People Pick the Wrong Targets…
by Chris Martenson

Video Description Want to understand why people are fractured into groups and fighting each other?  Here’s why… When social animals are shocked, physically or metaphorically, they tend to focus on nearby and identifiable (but usually the wrong) targets.  The science on this stretches back decades.  Whether intentional or not, these tactics are now being applied…
Shocked People Pick the Wrong Targets…
 by Chris Martenson

Video Description Want to understand why people are fractured into groups and fighting each other?  Here’s why… When social animals are shocked, physically or metaphorically, they tend to focus on nearby and identifiable (but usually the wrong) targets.  The science on this stretches back decades.  Whether intentional or not, these tactics are now being applied…
Image | Off The Cuff: Has Society Lost Its Backbone?
Off The Cuff: Has Society Lost Its Backbone?
 PREVIEW
by Adam Taggart

In this week’s Off The Cuff I sit down with David Collum to discuss: The looming fiscal & social crises caused by underfunded pensions Is everything in America is now “Too Big To Fail”? Investing for a future of secular inflation The dangers of cancel culture & the “woke” movement Never short on strong opinions,…
Off The Cuff: Has Society Lost Its Backbone?
 PREVIEW by Adam Taggart

In this week’s Off The Cuff I sit down with David Collum to discuss: The looming fiscal & social crises caused by underfunded pensions Is everything in America is now “Too Big To Fail”? Investing for a future of secular inflation The dangers of cancel culture & the “woke” movement Never short on strong opinions,…
Image | 2020: The Year Everything Changed
2020: The Year Everything Changed
by David Collum

Whether or not you’ve already enjoyed reading David Collum’s encyclopedic Year In Review — a particularly challenging opus this year given the craziness of 2020 — you’re sure to love this live exposition of its highlights.

Chris sits down here with Dave to dig more deeply into several of the more significant and salacious themes, as well as wander down a few entirely new avenues of thought.
2020: The Year Everything Changed
 by David Collum

Whether or not you’ve already enjoyed reading David Collum’s encyclopedic Year In Review — a particularly challenging opus this year given the craziness of 2020 — you’re sure to love this live exposition of its highlights.

Chris sits down here with Dave to dig more deeply into several of the more significant and salacious themes, as well as wander down a few entirely new avenues of thought.
Image | Suddenly Fear Of Social Unrest Is Everywhere
Suddenly Fear Of Social Unrest Is Everywhere
by Adam Taggart

In a year that has experienced a global pandemic, Depression-level job losses, a bevy of large-scale natural disasters from wildfires to Cat 4 hurricanes to derechos, the #1 current concern we’re now hearing from our readers isn’t any of these.

Instead, it’s the danger of social unrest breaking out in their local community.
Suddenly Fear Of Social Unrest Is Everywhere
 by Adam Taggart

In a year that has experienced a global pandemic, Depression-level job losses, a bevy of large-scale natural disasters from wildfires to Cat 4 hurricanes to derechos, the #1 current concern we’re now hearing from our readers isn’t any of these.

Instead, it’s the danger of social unrest breaking out in their local community.
Image | Off The Cuff: Get Your Exit Strategy Ready
Off The Cuff: Get Your Exit Strategy Ready
 PREVIEW
by Chris Martenson

In this week’s Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and Charles Hugh Smith discuss: Society’s fatal flaws and it’s inability to acknowledge them Why reducing your dependence on central institutions is one of the best investments to make today How reclaiming your food production produces valuable health, self-reliance and spiritual returns The unrest rippling through society…
Off The Cuff: Get Your Exit Strategy Ready
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

In this week’s Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and Charles Hugh Smith discuss: Society’s fatal flaws and it’s inability to acknowledge them Why reducing your dependence on central institutions is one of the best investments to make today How reclaiming your food production produces valuable health, self-reliance and spiritual returns The unrest rippling through society…
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