What is the date of this video? Impressive this was posted in 2013 to YouTube and is still there. I've not seen this episode or I mean video or show before. I see the topics in this video relating to the globalists, Illuminati, the course of history, slavery, etc. I'm sharing this on my daily blog, thanks.
I started watching Infowars and Alex Jones in 2016 and discover them as I was trying to find podcasts focused on history. I went through a rabbit trail of watching different channels on YouTube over the course of several years before eventually discovering Infowars and I also saw Alex interview Trump that one time or I saw a rerun of it or bits and pieces of it after the fact kind of thing, that was in 2016.
I've been hooked on Infowars and other things too ever since. But before that, I was watching Hank Green and his brother in their Crash Course videos which dealt with history, science, other topics, and yet they are pretty progressively liberal and such. I am not sure if they lied in their history lesson videos or what. I forget the exact details and would have to watch again to try to figure out how accurate those videos were.
Yeah, videos like these. I would imagine this video must be accurate at least regarding the events, the names of the people, the dates. I probably should watch whichever topic I may know the most about in order to figure out where the lies might be. It is possible that some of the videos have no purposeful deception or maybe I'm being too generous, I don't know but these videos are fun to watch regardless.
i think the idea that "italy" and "germany" didn't even exist a few years ago, and now we talk about them like they've been institutions from the dawn of time.
shattering illusions and other popular myths is always "subversive".
This is hardcore, I love it.
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What is the date of this video? Impressive this was posted in 2013 to YouTube and is still there. I've not seen this episode or I mean video or show before. I see the topics in this video relating to the globalists, Illuminati, the course of history, slavery, etc. I'm sharing this on my daily blog, thanks.
I started watching Infowars and Alex Jones in 2016 and discover them as I was trying to find podcasts focused on history. I went through a rabbit trail of watching different channels on YouTube over the course of several years before eventually discovering Infowars and I also saw Alex interview Trump that one time or I saw a rerun of it or bits and pieces of it after the fact kind of thing, that was in 2016.
I've been hooked on Infowars and other things too ever since. But before that, I was watching Hank Green and his brother in their Crash Course videos which dealt with history, science, other topics, and yet they are pretty progressively liberal and such. I am not sure if they lied in their history lesson videos or what. I forget the exact details and would have to watch again to try to figure out how accurate those videos were.
Yeah, videos like these. I would imagine this video must be accurate at least regarding the events, the names of the people, the dates. I probably should watch whichever topic I may know the most about in order to figure out where the lies might be. It is possible that some of the videos have no purposeful deception or maybe I'm being too generous, I don't know but these videos are fun to watch regardless.
i'm not sure there's any "agenda".
i think the idea that "italy" and "germany" didn't even exist a few years ago, and now we talk about them like they've been institutions from the dawn of time.
shattering illusions and other popular myths is always "subversive".
I actually didn't know that.