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Whoa did they really take it down?
They also took down a pro China one too
It wasn’t even up for 30 fucking minutes. Does anyone have the video archived tho?
Yeah, the comments were getting really bad too.
Has there been any explanation why? I thought the video gave a straightforward account of far-right influence in the country without veering into “the whole government is nazis” territory.
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It did, it was very tame imo.
Is Adam Something the Hungarian version of Vaush and laowhy?
🎯
Adamwaffen fell off
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Basically,(Adam claims) the gravel institute portrays their point(US funding Nazis in Ukraine) disingenuously and move the goal posts from the US funding the far right to the far right managing to gain weapons. This is all false as the video made a point of different US officials actively knowing that they are supporting the far right and not trying to stop them from gaining help. Another point Adam makes is that the video cut clips disingenuously but in reality it just used shortened clips without any weird cuts.
that’s where I stopped also
“How the Allies Lie to You about Germany”
Adam Something, gross
Azov SSomething.
“left wing” YouTuber rushing to defend the American state against a moderate socdem alternative media initiative
Yeah, I started following Adam when he did all his videos on Elon Musk’s projects, but then he started posting pro-European Federalist stuff (I cringed writing this) and now toeing the line on Ukraine… yesterday I watched Hasanabi dunk on his video for like 2 hours straight lol. I’m not sure what Hasan’s actual position is, I tend to ignore most of this online/twitter drama, but damn was it satisfying
I started watching him because of his videos on Elon Musk and really enjoyed his channel, but these recent videos on Ukraine have been a huge disappointment. Very sad.
