Daily German-language video transcripts from Kla.TV, an alternative media outlet, covering topics such as cash abolition, the digital euro and climate science from a sceptical perspective. Issues feature advocacy-style reports and interviews with petition links and one-sided framing.

David A. Hughes publishes commentary on 9/11, Covid-19 and AI through a conflict-driven lens, often focused on feuds with other alternative-media figures. Issues mix personal rebuttals, members-only call notices and interview announcements with donation and subscription appeals.

Ursula Edgington, a self-described academic researcher, writes about what she calls the capture of universities by powerful interests, including pharmaceutical funding, 'Globalist' agendas and alternative 'freedom movement' media. The newsletter mainly promotes the Omniwar 4 online symposium and related recordings and articles, and it presents its claims about conspiracies and conflicts of interest without much independent evidence.

Weekly commentary and livestreams by José Niño covering U.S. politics, foreign policy and what he calls suppressed history, with pieces on the Macklemore–Kraft controversy and the limits of American military power. The excerpts include conspiracy-leaning framing, such as references to 'ZOG' and claims about Meta, and rely heavily on promotion of videos and support links.