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this is the kind of person we're dealing with
Lol this is the retard that said alt history about germans winning WW2 could promote National Socialism when the absolutely majority of works with this subject matter deal with how evil and dysfunctional the ideology and regime were, but leftists need to present the e-right as more dangerous and influential than it actually is to mantain the siege mentality and pretend they are fighting a good cause.
 
Wait, hold on. The twink who never shuts the fuck up about the Empire is a dago? Like a ''Ey I'm walkin' 'ere!" dago?
He's not actually some weird British persion, he's a fucking wop?
Have you ever wondered what the F. part of "Brandon F." stood for? His full name is Brandon Fisichella. Brandon is Celtic in origin and Fisichella is Sicilian/Italian so who knows what happened there. He is called a Britboo/Angophile for a reason.

As for that whole Satanist accusation, it may perhaps have to do with the fact he is listed as an associate producer on IMDb for that Sudbury Devil film made by Atun-Shei Films.
 
Another Rudy questionnaire
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For me it's DC, if that city was vaporized alongside every single politician and glowie in it then the world would be a much better place.
There's way to many items of priceless historical value in the smithsonian to let that city be destroyed. Maybe we can destroy the surrounding suburbs where most of those politicians live.
I'm leaning on San Fransisco and Los Angeles.
 
Not sure what I'd pick, but definitely not Las Vegas. Vegas is just kinda trashy and doesn't export globohomo influence all over the globe like the others. Agreeing with @Rome's rightful successor that DC has too much history (both good and bad).

SF, while having pride as the Sodom of the world, doesn't have as much business and culture export influence like LA and NYC.

New York has all the globohomo woke media culture like SF and LA, but also finance, banking, and international politics/academia (UN, etc). You'd hit a little bit of everything TPTB use. NYC has no natural resources but a lot of history.

LA has Hollywood and Hollywood is pure evil. LA doesn't have a strong history or unique culture like the others, but it does have natural resource potential (oil, agriculture, and climate).

TLDR, it's between NYC and LA. My choice depends on if the ground/rubble can be used/rebuilt afterwards or if becomes a useless radioactive wasteland.
 
Who is this wanker? I know that Indie split with the guys from The Great War to do a WW2 version of the Great War., The Great War team continued on as Real Time History. Where does this guy fit in?
Last time I checked he was making war against humanity series on WW2 channel. Where he talked mostly about axis and Soviet warcrimes in overly dramatic fashion
 
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What's the KF consensus on him? I've never detected an agenda when watching any of his videos.
I don't recall ever having a problem with him, but I'm still getting to the history of religion. I remember his video debunking the idea that Christmas was stolen from Sol Invictus was pretty good and went into a lot of detail about how everyone back then wanted to tie important events to celestial occurrences. Good primer on why we have a specific date for Christmas but only a weekend for Easter.
 
What's the KF consensus on him? I've never detected an agenda when watching any of his videos.
IDK about the rest of the KF historytube/edutainment spergs, but he's solidly mid-to-good. He's started branching into more pop-culture stuff, so I see him as a much better Simon Whistler focused on faith and religious topics (same ease of access to the audience).

Personally, I like Let's Talk Religion -- he's more dry but tends to dive into really esoteric non-Western religions in more detail than Religion for Breakfast (who seem to know each other). Moving away from just religion, Esoterica goes into even more dry detail about history, philosophy, and religion from a more "arcane" perspective. He is a rabbi but he makes it a point to leave his personal beliefs outside his research (what academia used to be like).
 
He is a rabbi but he makes it a point to leave his personal beliefs outside his research
I actually dislike the dear Rabbi for this. A man of faith doing the "Haha, Daemons aren't real just fun to talk about." shtick is concerning. I fully believe demons are real and corrupt humans with sweet words, as a disclaimer. Total Cathar Death.
 
This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them!
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