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Yeah, bud. I dropped acid once and got on YouTube without signing in. Holy shit, it's bad.

It's worse for kids. Trends, challenges, tidepods and feeding tube girls. Shit is weirder than you can imagine.

Letting your kid freeroam on YouTube is nothing less than surrendering their mind to evil.

Read the talmud

They have 6 genders and their "God" is a tranny goatfag with tits

So -

Bestiality
Lgbt
trannyfags
kikes


Also, concerning graham, he is surface level, he pretends to be an "expert" but I know way fucking more about this topic then even he does

We have reached a critical juncture that I don't think many people see

The "popular" experts will be outshown by no names like me and others who can stay ahead of their knowledge

Graham is talking about shit that people like me were looking into 10 years ago...he's that far behind

If you want to know some real truth about our ancient history, check out Archaix (sp) on youtube, deeper sounding voice, bald glasses wearing White guy incase I spelt his youtube wrong.

Vapour canopy is a very interesting discussion

Mkultra was the research phase of what we are going through now.

It's called Fifth Generation Warfare (5GW)!!!

And it's aimed at the entire world's population.

I like turtles

Both.

It is a large scale mind control program. It is just like television except now the television watches you to gauge your response and engagement levels there by allowing them to custom tailor the mind control to you personally.

There is no way to avoid others trying to influence you.

If you want to keep having some independent thought I recommend never watching moving images.

yes

How many times have you ended up on a YT video where most of the comments are "why did I end up here?", or "why did YT recommend this video to me?". In many cases it's some useless cat video though, but sometimes it can be esoteric strange things too.

I'm sure YT segments the viewers according to age, so most of us may never know what they promote to the kids. The actual control program may be running only in the age group 0-16 and we would never notice it.

That is a false dichotomy. Not just either, both or neither can be true.

No to the first, probably, and yes to the second. They have a well documented history of artificially inflating popularity of certain groups and people, while reducing it for others.

They've been caught changing view, vote, and subscription counts. The recommendation algorithms will always push degenerate and self destructive videos, and try to hide moral and constructive videos. However the algorithm is still a machine and tries to provide content that matches your interests, despite their manipulation of it. As such, spamming do not recommend on the horseshit, will eventually get you a bearable group of results.

theres some new show on netflix about that megalithic structures type of stuff i think, that's probably where that came from

I find myself flipping over to bitchute and lbry fairly often for things that are a little more controversial or verboten. Youtube is definitely running a large-scale mind control program or part of it at least. They'll push what they want you to think and hide sensitive things, and they'll tailor it to each user. They'll shoah topics wholesale. Whenever I find an interesting video that's relevant to my medical research or something else sensitive, I usually download it and add it to my collection.

WKUK is all guys. They play women characters just like all the men's sketch groups before them. Plus, they like making fun of Timmy. That's not insidious programming. The main guy died recently, and he was always jew-honest in sketches and his comedy specials.

I think you're right about YouTube recommending certain things to the masses. Our users post odd videos that I was recommended earlier in the day. Probably not a coincidence.

Some things are coincidences, and I've got an experiment to help you not feel so nuts. Grab one of those 50 state atlas books like insurance companies used to give out. Flip to a few different pages and put your finger down in a random spot. Remember these towns, because you'll hear those names within a week or so.

Coincidences are real and happen every day, I too, don't trust them, but they are real.

As to the likelihood of shared experiences causing common conception or ideation in a like or adjacent social column: It's a known phenomena. Some people say Dunning Kruger effect I believe; I would say composite to a zeitgeist. And while that all occurs naturally we are under propaganda, active measures, and hybrid warfare and it is possible elements are being artificially inserted into the spirit of our time just as they are being removed from it.

After all online subversion and censorship in conjunction with election rigging have seriously constipated a dramatic cultural shift to what was once the right and now by inversion of morality, common in late stage decadence, is the new counter culture.

It's not just Youtube. It's the internet. On the one hand, there is a trivial way this is occurring, i.e. control of traffic and attention. The algorithm is a powerful institution, given its ability to 'control' the minds of hundreds of millions of people, which is quite literally just what it does. That isn't even controversial. People prefer to think of it in terms of popularity (things appear there based on merit, some parameter such as 'how much X is liked'). But regardless of whether the algorithm is game-able, which it is, it would be a form of mind control regardless.

That's no different than having a professional football league with a championship game. That system controls minds. The winner of the Superbowl will drive fanhood, attention, and purchases for an entire year, causing group opinion to converge.

What you're sensing is a massive convergence on a unified experience - the generation of a collective mind.

It's all games. All of it. All of society, I mean. The question is who controls what kinds of games there are: how many, what are the criteria, etc. etc.

What people call enslavement by central powers is what occurs when a small group determines what the game is for the rest of society, and breaks down boundaries between local games, favoring a global one.

In large part, the world of the past that we recognized as 'better', was because our games were more local. Each town and city was its own secret. You could enter it, like a bubble. Say that you were a musician. You could enter a city and find a unique 'guitar game' there, with a cluster of the best players that everyone talked about on the circuit. If you were in high school in that town, you could be the 'guitar kid'. That's a role you cuold make for yourself and live it.

Now, the internet breaks these boundaries down. There's just the world. Worse than that, there's just the 'landscape of content'. Some 10-yr old Brazilian kid is the best guitar player in the world and you no longer have the 'guitar kid' identity in your local sphere anymore. Because everyone knows what the game looks like now for the whole world. Could you imagine, say, in 1993 being the best guitar player in your town, and someone coming up and saying: "You aren't shit compared to this 10-yr old Brazilian kid." You'd think: "Huh?"

Take it further. What evidence has this person got? Maybe nothing? Maybe he saw it on a late night informercial selling a cheap guitar. But, maybe he has some VHS tape (who the hell knows why). He could play the tape for whoever he could manage to gather, and maybe prove you aren't good at guitar, by comparison. This might change your standing in your local community.

But now picture our reality. . .everyone has a cell phone that can access any content from anywhere in the world, practically instantaneously. It's making all local worlds irrelevant.

This is part of the enslavement, to take you out of your local games (worlds) and cause everyone to live in a digital abstraction, a non-world in digital space where people have become content.

Duh