Michael Snyder's Substack publishes commentary on geopolitics, government emergency preparedness, and fringe archaeology such as claims about ancient European mummies in China. Readers get a strongly opinionated take on news, often framed around dramatic conspiratorial angles.

Marjory Wildcraft's newsletter mixes off-grid homesteading updates from her property with apocalypse-preparedness commentary. Recent issues include a rambling farm diary and conspiracy-tinged warnings about emergency alerts, plagues and energy crises, plus a thin, quote-heavy post on esoteric thought philosophy.

Jon Rappoport's Substack republishes older paid interviews and promotional notes on hidden symbolism, esoteric history, and health politics, often with conspiratorial framing. Readers get teasers and reposted archive material rather than new reporting, with the substance mostly behind the paywall.

Truth11.com compiles reposted commentary from alternative outlets such as the Brownstone Institute, Gary D. Barnett and modernity.news. Its issues cover philosophy of technology, claims of a coordinated global elite, and sensational accounts of unrest in France.