Most interesting documentaries on Youtube

Pakistan's City with No Water | Unreported World (Quicksilver Media 2016)
The City with no water: Imagine having to spend half your salary or more buying water, sometimes only available illegally from criminals. Or if water taps in your area only ran once a fortnight in the middle of the night for less than two hours. That was the situation for millions in the city of Karachi, Pakistan back in 2016, where climate change and mismanagement saw the supply of water drastically reduced. Ordinary families were the hardest hit as Fazeelat Aslam reported.
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Climate & Cycles of Civilization What to Expect Moving Into 2025 (685)
Adapt 2030 Published on Aug 11, 2018
Peter Temple of World Cycles Institute discusses the culmination of civilization, economic, society and climate cycles around 2020. This matches the Grand Solar Minimum coolest point around 2023. It’s all about repeating cycles and here is what you can expect moving forward.
• 172 Year Society Collapse Cycle
• 414 year Grand Solar Minimum Cycle
• 516 year cycle 3 x 172 a grand society power shift cycle
• 1548 year Civilization Cycle
• Bob Prector: Cycles in the Stock Market Delay Wave International
• Raymond Wheeler: Drought, climate and cycles of civilization
• Peaks of climatic cycles and peaks of social cycles
• Real Estate Cycle • Global Weather Calamities effecting food production globally
• Cryptocurrency in Elliot Waves
• Wheeler’s Drought Clock
• Greenland’s ice gain and ice loss cycles on 3200 year cycles
• How governments are trying to control the flow of information so citizens do not panic Peter Temple World Cycles Institute https://worldcyclesinstitute.com https://worldcyclesinstitute.com/theory/
 
The Human Experiment - Theatrical Trailer (KTF Films 2013)
With thousands of untested chemicals in our everyday products, have we all become unwitting guinea pigs in one giant human experiment? The powerful and inspiring new documentary The Human Experiment goes behind the scenes in the fight to protect us from these toxic products before they cause irrevocable harm to our health.
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Toxic Baby with Penelope Jagessar Chaffer documentary
The most polluted generation | Penelope Jagessar Chaffer | TEDxBrussels
 
Insects: are they the best pesticides? | DW Documentary (Arte 2016)
Synopsis from www.dw.com

For years chemical pesticides were considered an efficient way of protecting agriculture. But in the long term they don’t just harm would-be enemies, they also harm people and the environment.

Biological pest control is an alternative - who could fight pests more efficiently than their natural predators?

Scientists all around the world are studying animals that bring the dream of pesticide-free farming a little bit closer. They include ichneumon wasps, which burrow into the eggs of the snout moths or Asian ladybirds that eat aphids. Targeted breeding and release of insects like these could free affected agricultural land from pests naturally.

Meanwhile, an even more environmentally friendly approach is being pursued in India: ecologists want to combat pests by transforming existing agricultural land to provide the pests’ natural predators with good living conditions and so avoid the need to breed them in the first place. Several producers in Brazil and Europe are banking on biological pest control. But, whilst promising, these methods are still hit and miss and need a lot more work.
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Shadow Company (Trailer) [Purpose Films 2006]
Twenty thousand private soldiers operate in Iraq. Who are these people? What do they do and why do they do it? ‘Shadow Company’ is a groundbreaking investigation into the secretive world of modern mercenaries.
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Surviving hyperinflation in Venezuela (FRANCE 24 English 2018)
Imagine living in a country where prices double every few weeks and a monthly salary of three million Bolívares isn’t enough to buy meat for one family meal. That’s the situation in Venezuela where the government is knocking five zeroes off the refurbished Bolívar in a desperate attempt to control hyperinflation. The Bolívar Soberano (Sovereign Bolívar), is anchored to the cryptocurrency, the Petro, which was launched earlier this year. In May 2018, Nicolas Maduro was re-elected president in a vote deemed by the EU and the US to be unfair. He promised to focus on boosting the economy, but Venezuelans are yet to see their lives improve. Families who only a few years ago went on holiday to Miami can no longer afford decent food and basic medication. France 24 reporter Claire Paccalin has been in Caracas finding out how Venezuelans are trying to adapt and survive from day to day.
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Hyperinflation nation (CGTN America 2017)
Imagine living in a country where the price of everything doubles every 18 days and where in one year, the price of anything can rise well above 1,200 percent.

That’s been the recent reality for Venezuelans, whose economy has been ravaged by the fall in the global price of oil, declining productivity, and political turmoil.

Stephen Gibbs reports from Caracas, on life in the midst of hyperinflation.
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Why Monsanto is responsible for thousands of sick children in Argentina (Zembla 25-02-2015) [English subtitles]
This is a reportage based on the documentary Transgenic Wars by Paul Moreira. On 25th February 2015 it was broadcast on Dutch television by a program called Zembla. Hours before the broadcast, Monsanto contacted Zembla and threatened them not to broadcast it. Zembla didn't give in and showed it nevertheless. Thank you Zembla!
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The Children of Agent Orange (SBS 2018)
The Vietnam War ended more than 40 years ago, but for many locals the effects of the conflict are felt every day. We investigate how the use of Agent Orange by American forces continues to impact Vietnamese children.
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Vietnam: My orange pain (RT Documentary 2014)
50 years after the US military intervention in the Vietnam War, the weapons it used continue to harm the local population. Unexploded mines still take lives and the consequences of “Agent Orange” claim new victims. A defoliant used by the US Air Force to destroy forests where Vietcong guerrilla fighters were taking cover, “Agent Orange” is highly toxic to humans. The chemical not only severely harmed the health of those immediately exposed to it, but also led to birth defects in subsequent generations. Its impact is still being felt in Vietnam, where it is estimated that around 5 million people are suffering from its damaging effects. They call it their “orange pain.”
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See also: Transgenic Wars - Java Films
 
Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura Brain Invaders S03E07 (truTV 2012)
Synopsis from Wikipedia:
Ventura interviews a group of so-called "targeted individuals" (or "TIs") – people who claim that they are being manipulated and tortured by mind-control signals after they have spoken out against the government. He further looks into the technology that could be behind these attacks, such as microwave transmitting GWEN towers, and meets with insiders who claim to have worked on and developed the technology for the government that began with Project MKUltra.
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neonix said:
The Children of Agent Orange (SBS 2018)
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I am not suggesting that I know how this Universe works but I fully subscribe to the concept of Karma being a vital characteristic of It.

Elmo R. Zumwalt 3d, son of the admiral who ordered the spraying of Agent Orange in Vietnam, and who was exposed to the defoliant himself, died of cancer today at his home. He was 42 years old.
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Agent Orange contains highly toxic dioxin. Vietnam veterans contend that exposure to the defoliant causes cancer and other illnesses. They said it caused miscarriages by wives of servicemen and birth defects in their children.
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- Note the word "contend" !!!!

Evil Father
 
Nicholas Carr – What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains
What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains
Nicholas Carr: The Shallows - What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains
Technology commentator Nicholas Carr discusses his book, "The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains," presented by Harvard Book Store. Is use of the Internet causing us to lose the ability to concentrate and think deeply? Drawing from philosophy, neuroscience, and history, "The Shallows" explores how the Internet may be rerouting neural pathways.
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Media Literacy
What is Media Literacy?
An animated basic introduction to the concept of "media literacy". Media literacy curricula encourages students to ask questions about what they watch, hear, and read. Treating “media” as any sort of text that can be read, trained students will be able to detect bias and propaganda, and determine the reasons for these.
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Media Literacy
Media Literacy
Media Literacy for the 21st Century (WQED Multimedia 2018)
Media Skills: Crash Course Media Literacy #11
 
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