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Doug Casey's Take [ep.#339] Michael Yon: The Life You Had Before is Over... - 137,730 views Aug. 8, 2024 Michael Yon - Doug Casey's Take - Doug Casey's Take - Join us at https://www.crisisinvesting.com - Today we're joined by Michael Yon, a former Green Beret and Independent War Correspondent, to explore multifaceted threats confronting the United States and the world. We delve into global migration patterns, the influence of China, and the erosion of Western cultures, with Yon providing on-the-ground insights from his travels to critical geopolitical hotspots such as the Darien Gap, Okinawa, and Panama. - The discussion addresses impending civil unrest, the role of information warfare, and strategic global power manipulations, highlighting the urgency of recognizing and addressing these escalating threats. - And we examine the dire cultural and societal issues within the United States, focusing on the rampant drug epidemic, its impact on society’s susceptibility to control, and the strategies for individuals to safeguard their future through preparedness and organization. - BOOKMARKS: - 00:00 Introduction: The State of the Nation 00:45 Interview with Michael Yon: Background and Expertise 01:13 Global Hotspots: Key Locations and Issues 02:40 Japan's Health Crisis and Chinese Influence 04:42 Migration and Information Warfare 08:39 The Situation in Canada and Europe 21:58 The Tribal Dynamics of Conflict Zones 41:17 The Strategic Importance of Panama and Colombia 47:59 Understanding Cultural Substrates 48:28 Migration Issues in the Western World 49:08 Election Integrity Concerns 49:51 Border Security and Migration Patterns 53:18 The Role of NGOs in Migration 54:14 Economic and Social Impacts of Migration 01:01:18 Cultural and Societal Changes 01:03:27 The Role of Media and Influencers 01:15:56 Military Perspectives and Leadership 01:20:18 Preparing for Future Challenges 01:28:04 Final Thoughts and Recommendations -- FAIR USE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES - Mirrored From: https://www.youtube.com/@DougCaseysTake

The US has sent a guided missile submarine to the Middle East, as tensions grow in the region. Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin also said an aircraft carrier which was already heading to the area would sail there more quickly. The move comes in response to fears of a wider regional conflict, after the recent assassination of senior Hezbollah and Hamas leaders. It signals the US's determination to help defend Israel from any attack by Iran - with Mr Austin saying US would "take every...

The United States is sending the USS Georgia guided missile submarine to the Middle East and is speeding up the transit to the region of the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group, equipped with F-35C fighters "in light of escalating regional tensions," the Pentagon said Sunday. In a conversation with Israeli Defense Secretary Yoav Gallant, "Secretary Austin reiterated the United States' commitment to take every possible step to defend Israel and noted the strengthening of U.S. military...

New preliminary data from major U.S. cities shows a sharp drop in violent crime in the first half of the year — more than 25% in some communities — as the COVID-era crime wave recedes. Why it matters: The drop in violent crime puts a serious dent in one of the most frequently used lines of attack by former President Trump and his allies, who have sought to tie Democrats to the issue since 2020.

EXCLUSIVE — Border Patrol agents expressed more distrust of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris than President Joe Biden and said they will not vote for her in November in interviews with the Washington Examiner. None of the more than a dozen Border Patrol agents questioned by the Washington Examiner said they would cast a ballot for Harris because they do not view her as supportive of the organization and its congressionally mandated mission...

More Americans trust Kamala Harris to handle the US economy than Donald Trump, according to a new poll that marks a sharp change in voter sentiment following President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the White House race. The survey, conducted for the Financial Times and the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, is the first monthly poll to show the Democratic presidential candidate leading Trump on the economy since it began tracking voter sentiment on the issue nearly a year ago.