Given the nature of my content and of my historical, political and philosophical positions, it ought to have come as no surprise to find that my YouTube channel has been taken down. Indeed, I am quite surprised that it lasted the eight years that it did. What might come as a surprise to some, but not to me, was that the offending video that finally got my channel terminated was one about the alleged assassination attempt of Donald Trump, in which I explored the probability that it was set up by Trump himself and his team, which is my personal view. Many on the Left have also suggested this, but, as ever, they are left alone, whereas anyone on the Right suggesting the same is targeted. Of course, someone has to have reported the video in question, and to quote the great Jacques Clouseau, "I suspect everyone and no one." Prime candidates are Cucker Tarlson's team and Jimmy Dore's team, as I was banned from their YouTube comments sections for making the claim there. It could also be a conspiracy theorist called Rin Michaelis, who is a Black American Woman of Coloured Person who has prior form for reporting people she does not like, and my ethnocentrism as an Ethnic European will no doubt be anathema to her. The reason I mention her is that she appears as a regular on Ben Emlyn Jones' channel (Ben TheJRPorter), who often mentions me and my channel and with whom I did a podcast on The Prisoner, and so she is no doubt well aware of who I am. Of course, it might not be any of these, and YouTube's AI algorithms may just have been set to shut down any Rightist dissent on the matter. We will probably never know. It does however show what I have been saying all along: that Trump is very much protected by the establishment because he is part of the establishment. Always has been.
This is just a quick reminder to those checking in here that David Yorkshire, the editor of this blog, is still very much active despite disinformation to the contrary. I generally post videos on YouTube, as they are quicker to make than writing articles, and I will start posting them here whenever they are uploaded. Please consider subscribing to my channel. I will be trying to write more articles in the future and putting up interesting articles by historic figures. This, however, is time consuming, and I have very little time. If others have articles they wish to have published, I will happily consider them, and you can contact me in the comments section. Despite the algorithms trying to shadow-ban the blog, vindictive people from many political persuasions trying to have me banned from all media outright, and my lack of input over the past couple of years, this blog still attracts over 100 readers per day and was running at over 1000 readers per day at its peak. Individual articles have reached over 19,000 people, and the average is around 1000. These are the "official figures" from Google, who, as I have shown in past videos, artificially reduce viewing figures. Neither do we pay for fraudulent figures created by bots. My latest video is on the death of Ted Kaczynski, which was assailed by two fedposters attempting to get my channel banned, whom I removed from the channel. Please also consider sharing content on social media.
In this Halloween special edition of Mjolnir at the Movies, James and David Yorkshire
take a look at Youtube sci-fi channel Dust's sister channel Alter, which
showcases horror shorts. We start with a few of the more politically
driven films, of which there are more of than on the Dust channel, such
as the awful 'The Invaders', before moving on to some horror-comedies
and more serious efforts of varying degrees of quality. We save the best
for last though: a truly original piece of stop motion animation
entitled 'Operator'. Please subscribe to our channels and share on social media.
In my last article, I wrote about the shenanigans the tricks hosting services and social media platforms get up to to prevent our message getting out. I should also mention that my video on Mühldorf, Jordan Peterson and Holocaustianity has been removed from Youtube, but luckily someone else has reposted it elsewhere on Youtube, so it can still be accessed. Indeed, I encourage anyone who finds my content interesting and informative to repost it on their channels, lest these things disappear after I am gone. Another trick Youtube pulls is to neglect to inform subscribers that a video has been uploaded that they feel is questionable. On my own list of subscriptions is the National Front TV channel, whose video of the latest meeting in Sheffield was "identified by the Youtube community as inappropriate or offensive to some audiences." This means that one has to consent to view it, which is neither here nor there, but more importantly that it will not show up in people's feeds or recommendations lists and that the comments section is disabled. Investigating further, I found that all other National Front videos had been given the same treatment. I realised there must be something peculiar about this particular video for the channel to have been targeted at this particular point in time.....
