“While they live… we sleep!” Despite numerous references by Catherine to the 1988 movie classic They Live, it seems that too many Solari subscribers have not seen it. Do take this opportunity and watch it

For Let’s Go to the Movies, we have selected the 2015 blockbuster from the James Bond series, Spectre. SPECTRE—acronym for “Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion”—is a transnational criminal organization that carries out

Alongside this week’s Solari Report with Mélodie Feron and Diane Protat, we highly recommend the new documentary by Andrew Wakefield, Infertility: A Diabolical Agenda, documenting how experimental vaccines illegally and secretly sterilized millions of women

“When they looked at the [genetically modified flour], they couldn’t believe that the DNA profile was 20 times bigger than our own human DNA….” ~ Alfie Oakes On the topic of food and food security,

One of the very impressive scenes from this short and informative 2021 documentary on the effects of cell phone and wireless radiation is the recording of sounds made by bees in an undisturbed hive as

For Let’s Go to the Movies this week, watch Undoctored, the eye-opening story of how the American Medical Association (AMA) actively plotted against chiropractic, labeling the practice “quackery” and attempting to destroy a whole profession.

The 2017 documentary TrustWHO was mentioned by Shabnam Palesa Mohamed during the press conference convened by the International Alliance for Justice and Democracy in Geneva on May 28, 2022 to discuss the significance of the

In Let’s Go to the Movies this week, we urge you to view one or all of these short videos and interviews explaining the concerning themes related to the clandestine move of the World Health

The movie of the week is essential learning about the history and function of the Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF), a reserve fund of the U.S. Treasury used for currency and market intervention. This five-part documentary

For the movie this week, we wanted to bring back this documentary by UK Column from 2015 about the “foot-and-mouth” disease p(l)andemic in the UK 20 years ago. This bovine holocaust, which involved the preemptive

This week, we suggest another breathtaking film showing the beauty of planet Earth and all its life-forms. Winged Migration, the story of migratory birds, is an awe-inspiring wildlife documentary from 2001 that gives us a

This week, we recommend you watch legendary British soccer (European football) player and sports commentator Matthew Le Tissier speak about the many collapsing professional athletes worldwide. Young, healthy, well-trained players fainting, collapsing, and suffering from

Based on the perennial bestseller book of 1973 by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, The Secret Life of Plants, this gem of a documentary, released in 1978, tells the story of the fascinating discoveries of

Very few of them still live in the heartlands of Tibet—snow leopards, that is, which are one of the most endangered feline species in the world. Their global population may be less than 6000–8000, and

This encouraging feature documentary about an Indian newspaper that is run entirely by women who belong to the lowest caste of the Indian social system (the Dalit, formerly called the “untouchables”) shows how people can

Two movies came out recently that tell the life and career of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, one in December 2021, Being the Ricardos, a feature film with Nicole Kidman, and the other in January