MICHAEL KINGSBURY vs TOMMY ROBINSON: GATEWAYS vs GATEKEEPERS

From mindless Tommytards to Aut Right sell-outs, I always hear the same cries that I am politically naïve or that I somehow do not understand what good-old Tommy Robinson does for the cause. Which cause these people really mean is a matter for debate. I and others have exposed Robinson on many occasions before (click on the Tommy Robinson link below), but I want to show the difference between convicted thug and fraudster Robinson and someone who is doing good work for the cause in the mainstream and acts as a genuine gateway to our political position. I speak here of the film maker Michael Kingsbury, whose work was introduced to me by James from Mjolnir at the Movies. For those who have never heard of him, Kingsbury has made a series of films called the Gulag Trilogy, consisting of Gulag Barashevo (2015), Gulag Vorkuta (2016) and Gulag Magadan (2017), in which he unflinchingly explores the white genocide project of the Soviet Union and its empire in Eastern Europe, the real Holocaust no one in the mainstream wants to mention.

 

 

MJOLNIR AT THE MOVIES DUST SPECIAL

James and David Yorkshire take a look at the website and Youtube channel Dust, a platform for independent film makers of sci-fi fiction to showcase their short films. We analyse a few of the best and most interesting - as well as the worst - films on the Dust platform. We end by reminding people of the good work of independent film maker Michael Kingsbury and urge people to support him.

 

 

MJOLNIR AT THE MOVIES NOW SHOWING EPISODE 1 (and a small rant)

As Neil is absent, James and David discuss the latest goings on in the film world in this new format of Mjolnir at the Movies: 'Now Showing', with a look at the films just gone, the ones currently in the cinemas and the ones due for release, including the Tolkien biopic, Avengers: Endgame, Brightburn and the next wave of superhero films. We also look at independent film studios Dust and Celtic Films, the latter run by the director Michael Kingsbury. Kingsbury has made a trilogy of dramatic films about the Soviet gulag system: Gulag Vorkuta, Gulag Barashevo and Gulag Magadan and he does not avoid the JQ. More on this below, but first, the podcast, which can also be found on Bitchute. Please subscribe, as all videos will slowly be transferred over to this more accommodating platform.