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All right, people. Welcome. Welcome to this fourth lecture in the series on resources. Today we have a speaker from

Japan, James Corbett. James Corbett is well known among Storms circles, so I am actually a little bit interested in who of you already knew James Corbett and his work before this. Okay, this is about, wow, that's about more than half I would say.

Okay, so the other half basically comes for the topic instead of for James Corbett.

So for those people, I think it is useful that I explain a little bit about what type of journalist James Corbett is. What he does, he calls

himself an open source journalist, so basically he looks at all the available information and then he synthesizes it.

But you could also call that open source intelligence.

He is basically a one-man intelligence agency who integrates information from pretty much any source and then comes

up with a narrative that is usually a story that is very easily to understand.

Well, not so easy to understand, but it helps you to understand

how the world might be working. So for me and for I think many other people

listening to his media especially his podcast is extremely empowering. You learn things that you would not normally learn from the regular mainstream media.

And that is kind of special and for that reason we have invited him tonight here.

So I think I shouldn't talk too much and let James do the talking.

James, please. and let James do the talking.

James please. Okay. Okay, so thank you very much. First of all, thank you,

Chirred, for the lovely introduction. And thank you for setting the ball in motion

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