6 comments

I watched the whole video beforehand, but I didn't really notice the part where Pewds would be with "us", to be quite honest. If you're going only by the thumbnail and title you should know it's only clickbait and a joke based on mainstream media saying he's going to quit YouTube while he only mentioned that he'll take a break starting next year.
Also, a heads up, the YouTuber Friedrich von Osterhal
(https://t.me/vonosterhal) posted a statement regarding this "solidarity strike". His stance is that it's completely meaningless because the mainstream will even be happy that the opposition is going silent after they successfully managed to silence yet another voice. In other words, what everyone who's actively joining this strike is doing is playing directly into their hands.
1) Of course my post about Pewds was a joke, jeez...
2) We said it several times already, the point of the 'strike' is NOT to hurt YT, at all. It is to get more of our audience to join us on BC and Telegram, because this is the only thing that will be left of us once YT purges us. What is so hard to understand about that, now?
Well, getting the audience to join Bitchute and Telegram is nice and all, but like Friedrich also said in his post (which is quite extensive, that's why I only mentioned the YT part), those are people that are already on our side. imho Bitchute is just a YouTube backup, really. Nobody actually uses it unless their favorite YouTubers are already deleted on YouTube, and even then it's only about informing people that are already the opposition. The goal should always be to "red pill", so to speak, the people of the mainstream, so that it can actually have an impact on the political sphere in the long run.
do you create content? Do you run a YT channel?
Haha, what's in for me next? I don't actively create any content right now, and if I did it would be about explaining Tech/IT stuff. I uploaded some videos a few years ago, but the only one I still left up is on how to use your GPU to encode video files in 10 Bit with HEVC codec. Not sure what you're going to do with this information, though.