Narrative Warfare: First They Come Into The Garden. Now The Culling.

Ben Swann appeared RT almost two weeks ago to explain what the strategy is behind YouTube's move to delete channels deemed "not commercially viable". In short, it's a ruse.

Ben argues that this is the "two" of a one-two punch. The first part was the massive demonitization wave, which--as it often the case for these strategies--is not meant to feel that devastating as it is initially feared to be. Sure, some folks got knocked out by it, but most adapted by substituting other avenues for revenue; this was the subject of later complimentary moves to deplatform, which is the subject of another post for another time.

Because there was no real follow-up right away, most hit with demonitization fell back to sleep and assumed that they could just make some additional adjustments as required; some of these are sensible, such as opening accounts on other services and paralleling content uploads there or engaging in simultaneous live-streaming to multiple locations. Yet YouTube remained the dominant on-demand video site for both livestreaming and archival video, and as such being deplatformed here is a significant (if not crippling) loss wherever you are in most of the world.

Why?

Because most followers will not go with you to an external site if you got big on YouTube, especially if you got big here first. A similar thing happens to people who get big on Twitch and then move elsewhere, for whatever reason; most users are unwilling to leave the biggest player of a given scene. The folks who did weather deplatforming well already had their own sites and thus impact was minimal; see the examples of Red Ice and Info Wars.

And, as Ben Swann points out, this is meant to be nothing more than a pretext to eliminate wrongthinkers who threaten control over the Narrative. Google is entirely on board with using their power to shape the Narrative, and thereby interfere with electoral processes no matter where they are; the United States remains their most vital concern for now, but this is hardly limited to the American context. Expect this to be applied to channels in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, continental Europe, and all over Central and South America soon enough.

And, of course, it's by no means coincidental that this will always coincide with what the Thralls at CIA and its counterpart agencies want done for Empire. Empire must fall.

Narrative Warfare: The Devil Mouse Has Pedos On Top

The Supreme Dark Lord, Vox Day, noted the following today at his blog:

A former Disney executive has been convicted of sexually abusing a 7-year-old girl. The Oregonian/OregonLive reports 73-year-old Michael Laney was convicted Tuesday of four counts of first-degree sexual abuse after a six-day trial.

Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge Benjamin Souede acquitted Laney of three counts of rape and three counts of sex abuse.

Court documents say Laney began abusing the victim in 2009 and there were multiple incidents of abuse spanning about two years.

The child initially reported the abuse in 2017 in Washington, where she lived at the time.

Another person reported that Laney had sexually abused her in 2007 when she lived in Portland, but the Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office said the court couldn’t find sufficient evidence to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.

As the SDL notes, the "former" executive was employed by the Devil Mouse when he allegedly engaged in this predatory activity. "Former" is pure PR damage control.

This case threatens to expose what many of us suspect: that the child sex network ties to Epstein were at the top, have been for years, and were institutionalized all the way down. (Disney cruises stopped at Epstein's island.) I would hope that Anonymous Conservative has eyes on it, as this is right on his Secret Society/Cabal beat as it showcases how r/K Theory actually works in practice.

And it means that the Devil Mouse needs some positive PR to distract attention, which is why I think their shills aren't getting so widely promoted despite whining about the new videogame and TV series in pursuit of previously-issued directives; the two things are not-terrible, which is a win for the Mouse, and the Mouse needs those wins right now because the next Star Wars movie is going to be a massive clusterfuck of Death Cult crap married at the barrel of a shotgun to an incompetently written and executed story.

And when something like the Mouse is mired in the suck, actual criminality has far more of a chance to (a) get broad coverage and (b) be taken seriously by a wider audience due to an existing disinclination against the Mouse biasing media reports in a manner said Mouse would otherwise not have to worry about.

Therefore I have to echo the SDL's admonition: do not give your money to the Devil Mouse at all. No movies, no TV, no games, no theme parks, no cruises, no hotels- Nothing at all. If you want the merch, buy it used or not at all; watch online via your friends the Straw Hats if you must watch at all, but depending upon the specific thing you may be better off doing without entirely.

This here is proof that the Thralls of Empire serve a rapacious vampiric master, one that demands sacrifice of blood and bone and rewards those who with power and privilege. This is literally Satanic. Empire must fall, and Epstein did not kill himself.

Narrative Warfare: Why Big Tech Censors

This Tweet thread illustrates what is at stake in the United States if the God-Emperor fails in his mission.

PART I: Plum Grove, TX Colonia
This is TX folks. How’d you like to be told this in your hometown. “
Why don’t you mother f*ckers move?”
“You mean the white people who bear witness to how you’re ruining our state and our country?” #Colonia @DwayneStovall@MillerForTexas pic.twitter.com/d8n0sxzkSE

— Trumpology (@trumpology) November 11, 2019

Vox Day: "Freedom" Is A Rhetorical Trap

The Supreme Dark Lord, Vox Day, on the Darkstream talked about freedom as a Rhetorical trap. Get your notepads ready.

This one is worth listening to, as it explains a number of things that a lot of folks fail to comprehend- and one of them is why Libertarianism doesn't work.