He looks like a Romanian monk who just came out of the woods, after a month of intense mystical experience. As for the militant outfit, I'd say a Romanian monk who happens to have a soft spot for Codreanu.
Perhaps a gentler aim is to contain the revolution in the least harmful way so the participants can go through there cycle without harming themselves or others, not sure how maybe a small revolution on the individual level?
Destroyer Of All Worlds I think that’s always the plan at first with the people who start the revolution. Look at the Soviets. Trotsky and the others tried to contain Stalin to sideline him. Stalin use that position as a leverage to take everybody else out. From there he purged and he purged and he purged.
Whatever doesn't kill you makes you Stronger: because in a right side up hierarchy the most powerful, competent and strong survive or climb to the top. Stranger: because in an upside down hierarchy the strangest, wildest and beast-like do so.
"survival of the fittest" crowd is about to get a wake up call. Their money and power isn't going to amount to $hit. Meme of Toilet Paper they made to mock the poorer masses with about to come back full circle.
Well done! The editing on this one was fantastic. I love all of the videos of high theology, but this format is so accessible, I would love to see more of it. Especially showing the diagrams presenting patterns on screen while they are being discussed.
Beautiful. And that's why Jesus taught us that love is the only way. It is the only cycle that perpetuates itself in a spiraling upwards and positive, rather than downwards and degenerate, way.
Love is the solution but not in the way that you are saying. Downward deconstruction is unstoppable. Love can figure out how to transform the downward deconstruction into something life affirming. Specifically, love allows for the individual to accept responsibility for the downward deconstruction rather than have humanity destroy itself in the manner JP describes in this video. Still, the fullest and most necessary form of love is downward and deconstructing.
@@ctucker1129 I'm not sure I agree. I agree that "love" as used is an incredibly large term. It entails so much that is not obvious, and I was thinking of editing my comment to elaborate, so thank you for pointing that out. I think it's a really valuable contribution to my point. But love has to be rightly ordered. And in Catholic doctrine, saints actually do not decompose like normal bodies, especially as you go higher into the hierarchy. So the reason that Mary is taken directly to Heaven by Jesus in Catholic theology is because she wouldn't decompose because she is not touched by sin. So in this manner, my definition of "love" is massive, and entails a lot of things that I don't understand. But suffice it to say it is at least Catholic to believe that you can at least halt the effects of decay through holiness. Definitely a question for someone much more learned than me though.
Great editing, pulling themes from your brothers book as well. This is helpful! You do well with and without a script but possibly better with. Thank you, as always!
The scene where Joker is hanging upside down near the end of movie, and Batman standing right side up, over him, seems symbolically intentional. What is this? Are all writers engaged in "Classic symbolic" storytelling?
But what we MUST discern is that not ALL clowns are like this. Some entertain and are friendly to people. Bad clowns who represent hierarchy would be pennywise and the joker. Especially the clown from poltergeist. But what we MUST discern is that not ALL clowns are bad. I really hope that you agree with me on this topic. And i hope that we can reach an understanding.
Interesiting enought counter revolutionary royalist Joseph Maistre saw that in way power does work on form of usurpation in way that one in charge can arrise through usurpation what he call a "legitimated usurpation" in way that ancestors of royals back in line were indeed upstarts that took down some other one in power(such as chinese dynasties going one after the other according to mandate of heaven being lost and taken by another) for de Maistre this would occur but Heavens would fast enought "fog" the origin of usurpation and giving legitimancy to the dynasty now in power through divine favour. De Maistre was also one that spoke that for a Revolution to be taken it needs a COUNTER REVOLUTION of its own an idea existing in big part of Traditional Right in next generations to the French Revolution he also spoke how it was actually French Monarchy by supporting and protecting intelectuals as Voltaire,Montesquieu and Free Masons destroy itself from within.
Great video, the Nolan Batman Trilogy is brilliant all 3 ,we are living Dark Knight Rises now.The Joker eventually burns the money ,a similar scene (burning money ) happens in The Holy Mountain. That is an excellent movie to watch now as well.
Great video. One thing I would add: a inverse hierarchy graphic. You have a graphic if a traditional hierarchy and how levels above provide structure to levels below to operate in. I think it would be useful to show this graphic again later (though inversed) to show visually how the hierarchy turns on itself.
2:57 -> Rather, it is potential that makes the narrow peak to the inverse triangle below, not shown. ° The base shown was ‘body’. If I’m to interpret your brothers book ‘The Language of Creation “ as it was intended. ° ((I’ve only read up to about half the books content.))
Fascinating. Your last few lines in this are directly comparable to JK Rowling after her anti-trans tweets. From feminist to transphobic. Interesting point! Also: "marginal kingship" made me laugh. Perpetual, powerful victims.
Wow! One of the best Pageau videos yet, imho. Such a succinct summary of the pattern of revolution, and such a clear picture of the failure of identity politics. Very nice work!
I'm not convinced moneybags had to kill busdriver if busdriver wasn't the top. A quick explanation of how they'd been set up, and split the loot between them.
Apart from watching all your videos (which I'm working through) would you do like an online course for learning and reading symbolic meaning? I'd be all over tha
would you talk about the ritualistic aspect of the covid-19 pandemic? These rules: using mask to leave your own home, stay away from other people etc. seems to me very meaningful.
this is one of the best scenes in any movie period. I liked the trilogy but few moments came close to this, any time I see it on youtube I have to watch it all the way through. The interesting angle is how sociopaths rise to the top no matter where they are, especially in politics. They can convincingly portray belief in ideology X but will always become the last one standing. I'm intimately familiar with the Irish Troubles and Gerry Adams is very much of this mould, he has people wrapped around his finger in an unnervingly creepy way. His movement is now convinced they blew up people and shot census workers to achieve 'equality'. Took me a long time to see through them, and I'm horrified by it all. Opening music is magic btw
Great insight. "What does not kill you makes you stranger." In the end it should be understood that ritual death is necessity to redeem those that have not experienced failure. You can't individuate until you've been humbled by suffering. The privileged and unbeaten in society prolong childhood and distort the fabric of reality.
Funny how Jonathan looks like a revolutionary himself in this video with the beard and the militaristic olive shirt with epaulettes... Anybody else sees this?
My question is this: why didn’t the American Revolution follow this pattern? In a lot of ways it was the only revolution that didn’t follow this pattern?
Even the "cancel" symbol on the top of your browser is interesting. Many people, especially young men, go to places that they know they will have to "cancel" out of. The lesson to learn is: Don't go somewhere that you know you will have to cancel later.
This is very interesting. My first video of yours that i've watched so excuse me if you've already answered this: do you just spot the symbolism like see and spot?
Jonathan, I would be interested in your thoughts about how the US revolution against Great Britain managed to avoid this cycle. To my knowledge, It is one of the few revolutions in history to have a relatively good, stable outcome. Explaining it myself, as an American, I have come to the conclusion that it had greater success because there was already a regional government structure in place (the colonies/states/commonwealths), and these structure were NOT being rebelled against, but rather, were the primary participants in the revolution. The various states preceded "The United States", rather than trying to be formed in the aftermath of the revolution. But I would love to hear what you think.
I think you are correct. These colonies had reached a place of self sufficiency. They had learned to survive from the bountiful resources of the land. The people who lived in the colonies were very religious people, and hard working people. They did not want to overthrow the English crown. They just wanted the freedom to thrive in their new homelands. It also helps that the most brilliant men of that era were able to create a document that would guide their future nation.
@@nerychristian I agree about the founding fathers being instrumental. It seems that a revolution without the aristocracy doesn't end well. As much as the American ethos is against aristocracy and the elites, they seem to be necessary for a good society.
It didn't avoid the cycle. It just took a different form and a different timeline. It was consumed almost from the beginning, see Merrill Jensen's New Nation: A History of the United States During the Confederation, 1781-1789. Most interesting is the story of Charles Thomson, who was secretary of the Continental Congress, which I review here: bionicmosquito.blogspot.com/2013/10/the-lost-story-of-american-revolution.html
Could you talk about the meaning of the synchronicity between the Chinese New Year (Year of the Rat) & the "Coronation" during covid19 of the Fool/Clown as King (Tekashi 6ix9nine) Wtf is going on?!?!?!
While watching I kept thinking: what about the american revolution. I guess it wasn't a revolution like the others spoke about. It was this government telling those filthy tea drinkers "oh no no no"
It wasn't a revolution, it was a war of independence. They didn't intend to overthrow the hierarchies, they wanted to change who is on top and how to decide. That is why it was so successful, the founding fathers had a much deeper guiding principle (God).
I look at it as the desire to create a new hierarchy as opposed to tearing one down. You could describe both as revolutions but this video seems to be more focused on tearing one down from within.
@Poetical Gore The revolution part was creating a republic. Replacing the King with the President and the democratic govement. The King had huge amonts of power at that time in Great Britain. Democratic power came later in GB.
This is reminiscent of exactly what Christian Rakovsky described in Red Symphony about the role of the freemasons in revolutions, about how they themselves are consumed in the same revolutions that they think are overseeing, finally executed protesting their allegiance to the revolution
There are times where social change is necessary, but if those who work for change to do so without discernment or without peace, then they do so with confusion and turmoil. Then they may achieve some change, but they will also spread their own confusion and turmoil to society. But if one works with discernment and peace then they will spread peace to society. Social change is sometimes necessary, but one has to keep things in perspective. This current life on earth is not the ultimate goal, but rather something more transcendent is our aim. The real aim is made possible only by God's grace.
In the game of selflessness, everyone has to be onboard. Any dissenters will be outcasts. Society has varied meanings for varied groups. Also, Stalin never crushed the banks, the root fuel for disparity.
You could certainly find acts of purging and of terror during and after the revolution, but you are right that it did not wind up with a widescale purge. That's part of what makes the American revolution interesting to study: why didn't it devolve into warring states or other organizations? Of course, it kind of did eventually, with the civil war being fought over many of the same hot-button issues that existed at the founding of the nation.
I like how this works sort of as an intro for beginners. It's good to catch up on how to analyze artwork and real life for symbols and patterns because it's really useful if you know how to do it.
This was, in its own way, highlighted also by a KGB defector named Yuri Bezmenov. His job he mentioned, wasn't necessarily spycraft or tradecraft as much as it was revolutionary-craft. After defecting from the USSR he did an interview where he described having blacklists of the revolutionaries in the countries he operated. Once the revolution took off, the most vocal and active revolutionaries would be among the first lined up against a wall and shot. Why? Because when they found out what the were revolting for they ended up becoming the worst enemies of the state.
Excellent video, great editing. Very glad to see you growing your channel this way. Also loved the content, clowns and inverted hierarchies are fascinating, specially when they are well portrayed in film.
Think like a genius, talk like the people. Well done Jonathan, God bless you.
One of my favorite quotes of all time: everyone’s a conservative the day after the revolution -Hannah Arendt
Whoa that's so true.
Herr Professor Heidegger was quite conservative both before and after the revolution in his young student's bedroom.
@@TimeLord1987 "Ach, profesor, you opress me zho! Ja! Harder, opress me harder! Ja, JA!"
bad art?
Henrique Meira de Souza well if it’s true, then I suppose it’s not? But I don’t know this person at all
Oh, a video from Fidel Castro on the nature of revolutions. Sounds interesting.
I was seeing Che Guevara, but they kinda look the same.
Weird, I was seeing Rasputin.
The minute I saw that beard and olive drab shirt... What communist leader does he look like?
Probably no movie has received as much commentary as The Dark Knight, yet you found a way to say something new, interesting, and useful. Bravo.
That moment when Heath Ledger says "stranger" and the music morphs.
**ugh, chills** (SO good!)
Can’t help but laugh when it plays out in real life. As soon as you recognize it it’s sort of amusing
tragic first I think, but yeah, sure
As long as you don't end up in the gulag...
Im diggin this sage/wizard look you got going on
He looks like Castro, it's creepy as fuck. Has to do with the shirt of course.
He looks like a Romanian monk who just came out of the woods, after a month of intense mystical experience. As for the militant outfit, I'd say a Romanian monk who happens to have a soft spot for Codreanu.
JoseitoEdlVodao fitting for the video
Mikado The Great...he is orthodox a d practicing a tradition of not shaving.
Wizard all sudden means? Not mind jacked...
The revolution always consumes its self....
Perhaps a gentler aim is to contain the revolution in the least harmful way so the participants can go through there cycle without harming themselves or others, not sure how maybe a small revolution on the individual level?
Destroyer Of All Worlds I think that’s always the plan at first with the people who start the revolution. Look at the Soviets. Trotsky and the others tried to contain Stalin to sideline him. Stalin use that position as a leverage to take everybody else out. From there he purged and he purged and he purged.
Whatever doesn't kill you makes you
Stronger: because in a right side up hierarchy the most powerful, competent and strong survive or climb to the top.
Stranger: because in an upside down hierarchy the strangest, wildest and beast-like do so.
"survival of the fittest" crowd is about to get a wake up call. Their money and power isn't going to amount to $hit. Meme of Toilet Paper they made to mock the poorer masses with about to come back full circle.
except it's more like: survival of the most adaptive, in both cases
Christ inverted all hierarchies.. The last shall be first and the first shall be last. Youse would call him a cuck soyboy today.
Well done! The editing on this one was fantastic. I love all of the videos of high theology, but this format is so accessible, I would love to see more of it. Especially showing the diagrams presenting patterns on screen while they are being discussed.
Beautiful.
And that's why Jesus taught us that love is the only way. It is the only cycle that perpetuates itself in a spiraling upwards and positive, rather than downwards and degenerate, way.
Love is the solution but not in the way that you are saying. Downward deconstruction is unstoppable. Love can figure out how to transform the downward deconstruction into something life affirming. Specifically, love allows for the individual to accept responsibility for the downward deconstruction rather than have humanity destroy itself in the manner JP describes in this video. Still, the fullest and most necessary form of love is downward and deconstructing.
@@ctucker1129 I'm not sure I agree. I agree that "love" as used is an incredibly large term. It entails so much that is not obvious, and I was thinking of editing my comment to elaborate, so thank you for pointing that out. I think it's a really valuable contribution to my point.
But love has to be rightly ordered. And in Catholic doctrine, saints actually do not decompose like normal bodies, especially as you go higher into the hierarchy. So the reason that Mary is taken directly to Heaven by Jesus in Catholic theology is because she wouldn't decompose because she is not touched by sin.
So in this manner, my definition of "love" is massive, and entails a lot of things that I don't understand. But suffice it to say it is at least Catholic to believe that you can at least halt the effects of decay through holiness. Definitely a question for someone much more learned than me though.
@Northern Observer YES. YES YES YES.
@@VACatholic wonderful. Human science only deals with entropy. God deals with the opposite. Restoration, Resurection, Renewal.
@@gratuitous1 This gels so well with a model of reality that I've been thinking about. I hope that I will be able to share it soon. Very well spotted.
Optical way to reach the zoomers, God bless ✝️
You might even say: You either die a revolutionary or live long enough to see yourself be over taken.
The BEAST system of this world. Gives power to those who serve it. Then devours those same people once it no longer has use for them.
True. But there is a way out.
Great editing, pulling themes from your brothers book as well. This is helpful! You do well with and without a script but possibly better with.
Thank you, as always!
The scene where Joker is hanging upside down near the end of movie, and Batman standing right side up, over him, seems symbolically intentional.
What is this? Are all writers engaged in "Classic symbolic" storytelling?
I think it's intuitional.
They are actually taught symbolism and myths. It's Screenwriting 101.
Does this apply to the Reformation and the endless Protestant denominations?
Me : bank robbery. Jonathan: trans activist war
But what we MUST discern is that not ALL clowns are like this. Some entertain and are friendly to people. Bad clowns who represent hierarchy would be pennywise and the joker. Especially the clown from poltergeist. But what we MUST discern is that not ALL clowns are bad. I really hope that you agree with me on this topic. And i hope that we can reach an understanding.
Interesiting enought counter revolutionary royalist Joseph Maistre saw that in way power does work on form of usurpation in way that one in charge can arrise through usurpation what he call a "legitimated usurpation" in way that ancestors of royals back in line were indeed upstarts that took down some other one in power(such as chinese dynasties going one after the other according to mandate of heaven being lost and taken by another) for de Maistre this would occur but Heavens would fast enought "fog" the origin of usurpation and giving legitimancy to the dynasty now in power through divine favour. De Maistre was also one that spoke that for a Revolution to be taken it needs a COUNTER REVOLUTION of its own an idea existing in big part of Traditional Right in next generations to the French Revolution he also spoke how it was actually French Monarchy by supporting and protecting intelectuals as Voltaire,Montesquieu and Free Masons destroy itself from within.
always been one of my favorite scenes in a film. very well done. Regards.
Man I tried to search this video word for word and it didn't show up... first time that's ever happened to me.
lol nice revolutionary jacket you have on there comrade
Great video, the Nolan Batman Trilogy is brilliant all 3 ,we are living Dark Knight Rises now.The Joker eventually burns the money ,a similar scene (burning money ) happens in The Holy Mountain. That is an excellent movie to watch now as well.
Excellent analysis. Thanks Jonathan.
Love the animations/graphics. Adds a layer of understanding that's difficult to grasp at times.
The editing of this video was GREAT!! Please do more like this! Easy to share, straightforward, with great diagrams.
Love to see a follow-up with Bane and Joaquin Phoenix's Joker.
Awesome video. Thank you
Great video.
One thing I would add: a inverse hierarchy graphic. You have a graphic if a traditional hierarchy and how levels above provide structure to levels below to operate in. I think it would be useful to show this graphic again later (though inversed) to show visually how the hierarchy turns on itself.
Was your Fidel Castro look a reference to the subject? God bless
2:57 -> Rather, it is potential that makes the narrow peak to the inverse triangle below, not shown.
°
The base shown was ‘body’. If I’m to interpret your brothers book ‘The Language of Creation “ as it was intended.
°
((I’ve only read up to about half the books content.))
Fascinating. Your last few lines in this are directly comparable to JK Rowling after her anti-trans tweets. From feminist to transphobic. Interesting point!
Also: "marginal kingship" made me laugh. Perpetual, powerful victims.
Wow! One of the best Pageau videos yet, imho. Such a succinct summary of the pattern of revolution, and such a clear picture of the failure of identity politics. Very nice work!
2:39 hierarchy
4:37 revolution & lineage
5:56 purges - examples
6:55 2 strategies
7:42 competition for: Purpose :belief in personal
I'm not convinced moneybags had to kill busdriver if busdriver wasn't the top. A quick explanation of how they'd been set up, and split the loot between them.
The beard and green shirt has a strong Latin American revolutionary vibe
Apart from watching all your videos (which I'm working through) would you do like an online course for learning and reading symbolic meaning? I'd be all over tha
Jonathan, what is the meaning of your revolutionary shirt?
Seriously, really well done video!
Wonderful you're onto his symbolism. Take his message with a grain of salt. He's onto something but only You can make it Right.
would you talk about the ritualistic aspect of the covid-19 pandemic? These rules: using mask to leave your own home, stay away from other people etc. seems to me very meaningful.
this is one of the best scenes in any movie period. I liked the trilogy but few moments came close to this, any time I see it on youtube I have to watch it all the way through. The interesting angle is how sociopaths rise to the top no matter where they are, especially in politics. They can convincingly portray belief in ideology X but will always become the last one standing. I'm intimately familiar with the Irish Troubles and Gerry Adams is very much of this mould, he has people wrapped around his finger in an unnervingly creepy way. His movement is now convinced they blew up people and shot census workers to achieve 'equality'. Took me a long time to see through them, and I'm horrified by it all.
Opening music is magic btw
Great insight. "What does not kill you makes you stranger." In the end it should be understood that ritual death is necessity to redeem those that have not experienced failure. You can't individuate until you've been humbled by suffering. The privileged and unbeaten in society prolong childhood and distort the fabric of reality.
Funny how Jonathan looks like a revolutionary himself in this video with the beard and the militaristic olive shirt with epaulettes...
Anybody else sees this?
My question is this: why didn’t the American Revolution follow this pattern? In a lot of ways it was the only revolution that didn’t follow this pattern?
Even the "cancel" symbol on the top of your browser is interesting. Many people, especially young men, go to places that they know they will have to "cancel" out of. The lesson to learn is: Don't go somewhere that you know you will have to cancel later.
This is very interesting.
My first video of yours that i've watched so excuse me if you've already answered this: do you just spot the symbolism like see and spot?
How do you explain the American Revolution, then? That resulted in an expansion of rights (at least at first for whites), and not a purge.
Identity politics will devour itself,
but how many atrocities will it commit before doing so?
Jonathan, I would be interested in your thoughts about how the US revolution against Great Britain managed to avoid this cycle. To my knowledge, It is one of the few revolutions in history to have a relatively good, stable outcome. Explaining it myself, as an American, I have come to the conclusion that it had greater success because there was already a regional government structure in place (the colonies/states/commonwealths), and these structure were NOT being rebelled against, but rather, were the primary participants in the revolution. The various states preceded "The United States", rather than trying to be formed in the aftermath of the revolution. But I would love to hear what you think.
I think you are correct. These colonies had reached a place of self sufficiency. They had learned to survive from the bountiful resources of the land. The people who lived in the colonies were very religious people, and hard working people. They did not want to overthrow the English crown. They just wanted the freedom to thrive in their new homelands. It also helps that the most brilliant men of that era were able to create a document that would guide their future nation.
@@nerychristian I agree about the founding fathers being instrumental. It seems that a revolution without the aristocracy doesn't end well. As much as the American ethos is against aristocracy and the elites, they seem to be necessary for a good society.
It didn't avoid the cycle. It just took a different form and a different timeline. It was consumed almost from the beginning, see Merrill Jensen's New Nation: A History of the United States During the Confederation, 1781-1789.
Most interesting is the story of Charles Thomson, who was secretary of the Continental Congress, which I review here:
bionicmosquito.blogspot.com/2013/10/the-lost-story-of-american-revolution.html
Could you talk about the meaning of the synchronicity between the Chinese New Year (Year of the Rat) & the "Coronation" during covid19 of the Fool/Clown as King (Tekashi 6ix9nine) Wtf is going on?!?!?!
We got land. In ontario here many people from india are coming. Nice people? Need meet more.
Scary times with the brainwashing.
The right inevitably devolves into purity-spiraling, and the left inevitably devolves into impurity-spiraling
The answer is centrism.
While watching I kept thinking: what about the american revolution. I guess it wasn't a revolution like the others spoke about. It was this government telling those filthy tea drinkers "oh no no no"
It wasn't a revolution, it was a war of independence. They didn't intend to overthrow the hierarchies, they wanted to change who is on top and how to decide. That is why it was so successful, the founding fathers had a much deeper guiding principle (God).
I look at it as the desire to create a new hierarchy as opposed to tearing one down. You could describe both as revolutions but this video seems to be more focused on tearing one down from within.
@@L4sz10 I know but it was called the american revolution
@Poetical Gore The revolution part was creating a republic. Replacing the King with the President and the democratic govement.
The King had huge amonts of power at that time in Great Britain. Democratic power came later in GB.
@@sunfitness703 hmmmm...so it was a revolution....but I don't think it followed what Pageau was saying about revolutions then
One of the greatest Videos on youtube. From start to finish.
Eventually, the highest people do their best to hide behind corporations, and philosophical abstractions, like liberal democracy.
Like who
Dude this is so great. Very sense. Hopefully can get an expanded version
Ha! Ha! Ha! The joke is on us and those who "know" they are our betters are about to get a good look at medussa. Everybody, lets get stoned!
Gotta be one of your best videos Jonathan! Golden content
@Jonathan Pageau have you done the symbolism of The Nazis yet?
This is reminiscent of exactly what Christian Rakovsky described in Red Symphony about the role of the freemasons in revolutions, about how they themselves are consumed in the same revolutions that they think are overseeing, finally executed protesting their allegiance to the revolution
This is a great video, but holy moly are you dressed like a communist dictator.
There are times where social change is necessary, but if those who work for change to do so without discernment or without peace, then they do so with confusion and turmoil. Then they may achieve some change, but they will also spread their own confusion and turmoil to society.
But if one works with discernment and peace then they will spread peace to society.
Social change is sometimes necessary, but one has to keep things in perspective. This current life on earth is not the ultimate goal, but rather something more transcendent is our aim. The real aim is made possible only by God's grace.
Brilliant video as always. Please tell me it was deliberate that you were dressed as a revolutionary dictator!
Absolutely wonderful. Shared, liked, subscribed.
In the game of selflessness, everyone has to be onboard. Any dissenters will be outcasts. Society has varied meanings for varied groups. Also, Stalin never crushed the banks, the root fuel for disparity.
Read bioleninism.
He looks like Bin Laden or Fidel Castro in this video.
Chatting shit about revolution while dressed like Che Guevara, I love your style Jonathan
Watch film gob joker revolution video
Proverbs 1 speaks of this. No honor among thieves.
The Dark Knight music makes your pyramid layout sound very ominous.
Super. The clips were all perfectly edited. Great job to you and your team. Thank you!
Brilliant
2:45
The words "Here's our mountain, ya'll." fit this moment very well.
well they arent tearing each other up fast enough...
Is there a video where you talk about demiurge and gnosticism in more detail?
Dude you are the man. I really enjoyed this thank you!
Why is this video not more popular. Gives a lot more insight than all the anti-SJW videos I have seen
Looking like Father Time, Jonathan.
You look like DiCaprio from the revenant
I'm just wowed every time I watch one of your videos. Keep them coming!
Talks about revolution
Looks like Castro
This needs signal boosting ASAP.
In that shirt you kinda look like a young Castro
To the best of my knowledge, the American Revolution resulted in no purges, and no _Terror_ like phase.
You could certainly find acts of purging and of terror during and after the revolution, but you are right that it did not wind up with a widescale purge. That's part of what makes the American revolution interesting to study: why didn't it devolve into warring states or other organizations? Of course, it kind of did eventually, with the civil war being fought over many of the same hot-button issues that existed at the founding of the nation.
Love your channel. God bless you.
This was super tight. Nicely done.
7:19 ewwwwwww!! My eyes need to be purged after that!
It’s a bunch of white people holding the sign 😂😂😂
Holy shit. Genius. Thanks.
I like how this works sort of as an intro for beginners. It's good to catch up on how to analyze artwork and real life for symbols and patterns because it's really useful if you know how to do it.
Please do a revew of V for Vendetta.
A little chaos is ok if it suits your ethos
Nice Castro look 😂
I got the begining, but then Jonathan started repeating it self and i do not know what the end message was. :-(
yeah, but how do we stop it
Damn!
nice beard btw.
This was, in its own way, highlighted also by a KGB defector named Yuri Bezmenov. His job he mentioned, wasn't necessarily spycraft or tradecraft as much as it was revolutionary-craft. After defecting from the USSR he did an interview where he described having blacklists of the revolutionaries in the countries he operated. Once the revolution took off, the most vocal and active revolutionaries would be among the first lined up against a wall and shot. Why? Because when they found out what the were revolting for they ended up becoming the worst enemies of the state.
Excellent video, great editing. Very glad to see you growing your channel this way. Also loved the content, clowns and inverted hierarchies are fascinating, specially when they are well portrayed in film.
Very good..well said
Who is King of Jokers?
i love your big brown eyes