Coptakhenaten
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I am going to assume he gets a lot right but is so full of himself and autistic about stuff he misses the point for many things or makes some bad hot takes?
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Blitz Of The Reich
Haven't seen so many vids but he seems to dig heavily into statistical data with a focus on the Soviet Union
Love this vid right here
He tears a big fat hole in the "jewish bolshewik" conspiracy theory.
The replies are as expected:
Haven't seen so many vids but he seems to dig heavily into statistical data with a focus on the Soviet Union
Love this vid right here
The replies are as expected:
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Coptakhenaten
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Most Bolsheviks were of Jewish descent, but that doesn't mean they necessarily cared or even liked that fact. Marx was a jew but also believed the salvation of Jews would need to be their obliteration. Trotsky burned synagogues and had rabbis lynched. Lenin stated he wanted all jewish capitalists thrown into the front lines of combat. This was more of a problem of materialism, which most Jewish people subscribe to. I doubt the more religious or esoteric jews particularly like globohomo or communist ideologies. It's purely stuff people with no spiritual salvation seek to gain some meaning in their life. Notice how all these "Jews" were Atheist?
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I'm not sure if anyone posted this yet but this is apparently EmperorTigerStar's face. Looks pretty much what I imagined he'd look like.
Don't ask Marx about who the god of the Jews. (Hint: It isn't Yahweh.)
Lenin wasn't really Jewish to begin with since the 1/4th of Jewish blood came from his father's side. Funnily enough, had Trotsky come to power the idea of Judeo-Bolshevism may have been legitimized for a time, since Trotsky was a Jew and was very much in favor of "Permanent Revolution," basically spread communism throughout Europe regardless of whether the Soviet Union was in a shape to do it or not.
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Yep, even said that he looks like a long lost relative of Ethan Ralph.
EmperorTigerstar in person looks like a long lost brother of Ethan Ralph.
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KingLiberty76
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When I heard his voice I thought he would some tiny skinny twink, not some fat guy with a neckbeard
Coptakhenaten
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He could also be mauler brother
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Well he is gay, so definitely some low testosterone going on.
In other news, I think I found a HistoryTuber that hasn't been talked about yet.
Ladies and gentlemen of the thread, I present to you John D Ruddy aka Manny Man!
John Ruddy is an Irishman who not only does YouTube but also an actor, (mostly in Irish theater) artist, and a teacher. He was born in Letterkenny, County Donegal in Ireland. From judging by his apperance, he looks to be in his mid-30s. So his birth year should be mid-80s to early 90s.
The reason I bring this man up is due to some of the illustrations in his history videos as well as some other things
Then we get to the real shit
Not surprising since he is a leftist by his own admission
In addition to his historical content, he has "John Talks" where he discusses things, mostly politics so a bunch of leftist talking points. He even says if he was in the US, he'd support AOC in his Electoral College video.
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Sleazy Car Salesman
Believe me when I say that I will take your money
True & Honest Fan
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It isn't a documentary per se, but it's one of those things that hits so close to home for rural Canadians and rural upper Midwesterners that it may as well be.
Coptakhenaten
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Why do these "quirky leftists" always shill for corporate deep-state warmongers like Obama? So much for a revolution if all you want to do is shake up social programs and economy a bit to be more widespread and shitty.
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I don't know. John pretty much reinforces the fact Europeans have terrible ideas for America yet act like it's the best.
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There is no left, only Democrats (or Labour or LibDems or whatever).
Actual communists, for example, would have no cause to favor any left-liberal political party over any right-liberal one, or a "social democratic" one over a "democratic socialist" one—but they all do, and it's always the same party, the one the TV tells you to vote for.
There are no communists, "anarchists," or even real socialists.
Not fucking one.
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I interrupt my continued lurking to provide a couple more recommendations for anyone interested in genuinely solid history channels that aren't full of half-researched nonsense or ideological dogshit, since finding them these days is increasingly difficult, and I think those that do exist deserve all the props and recognition they can get. Once again, some of these may have already been mentioned somewhere in the thread, but an added spotlight on this kind of content is always warranted imo.
Nineteenth Century Videos is a channel devoted entirely to the preservation, restoration and enhancement of old footage, which so far dates to between 1895 and 1945. It's got a really diverse range of film subjects, ranging from day to day life in turn of the century France to a passing audience with Pope Leo XIII, as well as footage from World Wars I and II. It is colorized, so if thats not your thing you'll have to look elsewhere for your vintage stuff, but seeing such old videos restored and replayed as if they were captured yesterday is always an interesting experience, and as such I highly recommend it.
Toldinstone has high quality videos predominately on Ancient Greece and Rome, which are mostly told through the lens of ancient architecture and various artifacts, such as coins, statues and murals. Topics range from slice of life stuff, such as Roman/Greek nightlife, drug use and drinking games, to more expansive examinations of their architectural legacies and impacts in Central and Eastern Asia. Only downside is the fact that he shills his book at the end of just about every video.
History Time has an immense amount of content created by the same guys behind Voices of the Past, History of the Earth and History of the Universe. I mentioned all 3 of these in my last batch of recommendations, as each are very well researched and of high quality, and the same goes for their History Time channel, which takes deep dives into a vast array of historical topics, from Viking Age Britain and the First Crusade all the way to Neolithic Germany and the Bronze Age Collapse. Only potential downside is the length of their videos, which has grown substantially over time, but with most still clocking in at just under (or over) an hour, they generally remain very much worth the watch.
Stefan Milo is a channel I'd be remiss not to mention, with its videos on human evolution, the Neolithic period and archeology as a whole being among the very best on YouTube. @madethistocomment already has a great write up on this channel from a couple pages back, so I'll keep things brief, but if the topics I mentioned above are of any interest to you, even remotely, you'll be well served by the meticulously researched and high-quality nature of his content.
The Budget Museum is an absolute gem of a channel, and while a couple of its videos focus more on modern biology than anything historical, the history videos that are produced remain some of the most interesting and engaging on Youtube. His content on extinct animals encountered by ancient peoples, Ice Age fauna and Earths previous Mass Extinction events are phenomenal, if brief, deep dives into topics seldom discussed elsewhere, and while his voice and tone may be a turn off to some, the deadpan and largely humorous delivery of his content makes them must watches as far as I'm concerned.
Shoutouts once again to the other quality channels I've mentioned before, including Ancient Americas, Fall of Civilizations, The Histocrat and Ben G Thomas, which continue to create top notch historical content on a regular basis, putting to shame all of Historytubes most histrionic and retarded spergs with every upload.
Nineteenth Century Videos is a channel devoted entirely to the preservation, restoration and enhancement of old footage, which so far dates to between 1895 and 1945. It's got a really diverse range of film subjects, ranging from day to day life in turn of the century France to a passing audience with Pope Leo XIII, as well as footage from World Wars I and II. It is colorized, so if thats not your thing you'll have to look elsewhere for your vintage stuff, but seeing such old videos restored and replayed as if they were captured yesterday is always an interesting experience, and as such I highly recommend it.
Toldinstone has high quality videos predominately on Ancient Greece and Rome, which are mostly told through the lens of ancient architecture and various artifacts, such as coins, statues and murals. Topics range from slice of life stuff, such as Roman/Greek nightlife, drug use and drinking games, to more expansive examinations of their architectural legacies and impacts in Central and Eastern Asia. Only downside is the fact that he shills his book at the end of just about every video.
History Time has an immense amount of content created by the same guys behind Voices of the Past, History of the Earth and History of the Universe. I mentioned all 3 of these in my last batch of recommendations, as each are very well researched and of high quality, and the same goes for their History Time channel, which takes deep dives into a vast array of historical topics, from Viking Age Britain and the First Crusade all the way to Neolithic Germany and the Bronze Age Collapse. Only potential downside is the length of their videos, which has grown substantially over time, but with most still clocking in at just under (or over) an hour, they generally remain very much worth the watch.
Stefan Milo is a channel I'd be remiss not to mention, with its videos on human evolution, the Neolithic period and archeology as a whole being among the very best on YouTube. @madethistocomment already has a great write up on this channel from a couple pages back, so I'll keep things brief, but if the topics I mentioned above are of any interest to you, even remotely, you'll be well served by the meticulously researched and high-quality nature of his content.
The Budget Museum is an absolute gem of a channel, and while a couple of its videos focus more on modern biology than anything historical, the history videos that are produced remain some of the most interesting and engaging on Youtube. His content on extinct animals encountered by ancient peoples, Ice Age fauna and Earths previous Mass Extinction events are phenomenal, if brief, deep dives into topics seldom discussed elsewhere, and while his voice and tone may be a turn off to some, the deadpan and largely humorous delivery of his content makes them must watches as far as I'm concerned.
Shoutouts once again to the other quality channels I've mentioned before, including Ancient Americas, Fall of Civilizations, The Histocrat and Ben G Thomas, which continue to create top notch historical content on a regular basis, putting to shame all of Historytubes most histrionic and retarded spergs with every upload.
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Youtuber Historian Monsieur Z spoke at an American Populist Union meeting today.
According to the APU website, he is their Marketing Officer.
I suppose this is the debut of Monsieur Z's political career.
According to the APU website, he is their Marketing Officer.
I suppose this is the debut of Monsieur Z's political career.
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