This Youtube channel specializes in intelligence updates for North America and often reports on things that the main stream media is not reporting on. In a day in age when federated main stream legacy media seem to cherrypick what they report on, it's always good to have alternative sources of news / intel. Seems to be an uptick in refinery "accidents" s of this latest intel update.. Now if this is just work crews being stretched thin or SCADA attacks is hard to say and anything I'd put forward should only be considered speculation.
If you aren't already subscribed to S2 Underground I'd highly suggest them as an additional news source. The guy who runs it is an ex US military trained intel man, but doesn't seem to let that sort of training or patriotism colour his reporting on the news. It's a pretty damn good channel as far as I can tell.. And personally as someone who trusts the legacy media in negative percentiles.. The more news sources you can get your hands on that aren't completely shoveling shit down ones throat is a breath of fresh air. Stay safe and sane, keep your head on a swivel and take care of your loved ones.
I subscribed to their channel. I usually like having these stories at my disposal and I hate the media under fox and cnn
Clever sir.
Yeah.
I've watched several of his videos, especially in the lead up to the Ukraine War. I'm surprised I didn't see this in my YouTube feed, but I don't log in so I guess I get what they give me.
Overall he's a good resource. Bit of an election denier though. Nobody's perfect.
Yeah man, overall most of what he says seems to be good intel.
As for the election denier stuff, I have no idea really. From an outsider looking in to your political system it all seems like a crazy facade.. Granted that can be said about most countries "elected" goon government it seems.
Agree with the logging in stuff though, lord the amount of corporate stalking / targeted ad stuff that goes on these days is mind numbing and borderline scary.
Based on experience with Youtube I believe Google profiles people across different computers on different IPs and can pick up if you're the same person across separate IPs. I base this on watching the same YouTube channels at a friend's house, our feeds looking almost identical, but then he watched some watch related content on his and then some luxury watch videos were showing up on my feed. This is on top of the profiling I've noticed single IP addresses to show you a (slightly looser) feed based on the videos that they log your IP watching, on a new/different computer or browser.