Tag: populism

YouTube: Deconstructing a Webb of Lies! (10.4.2023) 

Fascistic YouTubers exist to garnish views through clicks – once this is known, then it becomes an easy matter simply to prevent any direct contact whilst keeping a careful eye on the far-right activities that evolve around such entities (much of it illegal even within a Bourgeois society). As you can see, I have resisted the temptation of openly naming and/or ‘linking’ the offending article directly – but as this most of my posts of this ‘revealing’ nature – I have left a trail of breadcrumbs. The point is to ‘expose’ this fascism without directly aiding it with inadvertent advertising! 

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If the Far-Right Devised an Infiltration Strategy… (25.3.2023)

Once the mythical ‘White’ construct is in place, then this ‘Daniel Schmidt’ could choose a ‘sacrificial lamb’ from a plethora of academic offerings – and simply have fun building a false narrative around all kinds of imagined injustices, provocations and stereotypes! His semi-religious message would then be trumpeted far and wide throughout the US-controlled social media platforms – leaving no room for doubt that although the White Europeans control the Western world – an analysis of the history of this ‘control’ must be treated with distrust, aggression and even an intellectual disdain! This is an important approach as the propagation of ‘White’ victimhood is used by the far-right to ‘hide’ and ‘obscure’ the true power the White Europeans possess, and the destructive manner in which this power has been used in the past and is continued to be used today.  

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