[MEQ #30: 8 October 2019] The reason why _ posts disinformation (essay)

Channel video #30 [Originally published on YouTube 8 October 2019]

0:00 Introduction
0:43 The two main categories of people who read _'s posts and the role of truth vs. disinformation
1:44 The nature of _'s posts being open source and the consequences of that
2:55 Anons can still construct a map of the Plan from _'s posts despite the disinformation
3:03 The three categories of citizens who read _'s posts
3:47 An explanation of how the _ proofs verify _'s authenticity versus bait/disinformation
4:19 Nobody has ever refuted the _ proofs - because nobody can
4:54 It's mathematically impossible for _ not to be real, because of the proofs
5:30 There are too many _ proofs for the notion of them being a coincidence to be legitimate
5:55 Two quotes by _ explaining the reason for the proofs and the context behind them
7:14 _ proven by proofs, but not disproved by the disinformation
7:32 Where to read the _ proofs (see three links below for more details)
8:01 Bait is aimed at the deep state, not at patriots, but some patriots mistake the bait for intel
9:03 How to discern whether a _ post is bait
9:27 An explanation about the complex nature of the Plan
10:16 Me talking about Majestic 12 on Twitter
11:30 More explanation about the nature of the Plan and how _ interacts with us
12:33 Several reasons I suggest as to why _ 'scrambles' the timing of the Plan in his posts
13:53 Conclusion
14:28 End of essay and afterword

I think this was a good video overall and I'm pretty happy with it. I would probably give myself a 90% score for it (lol, wtf?). This new form factor of writing an essay and then narrating it worked out (I'm not going to do this for every video though), and also saved some time compared to making graphics. Though I do value the visual side of those graphics, I would like to make a few other videos like this, of pure writing because I can go into more detail than I sometimes do by improvising. This is an experimental channel, so I like to try different things out. It doesn't always work out but in this case I think it did.