Clearly arguing in good faith, I see.
Since I obviously know of all these conspiracy people, calling it "conspiracy hole" is just me being little cheeky
To quote myself "All the quality conspiracy research niggers I know have negative production value."
The correlation I have observed is, that the better and more detailed the information, the worse the presentation.
conspiracy theory qualifications
I really just wanted to know, to better sort you in my head.
All of the above do great work
I would recommend any of them over MSM, MAM.
which is how I discovered him on youtube (millions of views on this specific documentary, shortly before he was removed from the platform. I guess the algorithm was pushing him as well, and he's also controlled opposition?)
Corbett always tries to stay very safe. He also avoided the big one that get's you yeeted off immediately, namely Jewish interest groups.
I don't think he is a controlled opposition in the sense that he has an agent telling him what to do.
But him personally being Jewish definitely created a blind spot for him, he is a little bit of an unintentional controlled opposition actor.
What's good production value to you? Good lighting and editing? A professional presentation? Recording yourself sitting in a chair in a room in your house? By those standards, James Corbett doesn't have "negative production value", he's right on par with Sam Bailey. I'm dumbfounded as to why you think she has "great production value".
Corbett sometimes gets angry at viewers, he acts goofy and sometimes he is all over the place.
His overall presentation is a lot lower than what I have seen of Sam Bailey.
Her visual setup is good, it makes her look friendly and healthy.
Presentation is spot on, she conveys her emotions and words clearly, sticks to a well written script and always presents herself well.
You should just see this in context, for example with some of the top researchers of 9/11.
Their stuff is negative presentation, even tough their information is fantastic.
Adam Fitzgerald
DJ Thermal Detonator aka Nelson
Ryan Dawson
or Cory Hughes who created one of the best books about the JFK assassination.
His book is well organized and well worth reading.
or Devon Stack, having intentionally annoying little pop ups and being edgy just for the sake of it.
Just look at this stuff it's atrocious, you can see that they only really care about the research itself.
I just observed that those that do the really deep research are weirdos that suck a presenting.
Last but not least, here the most relevant for this thread.
Kevin McCairn