This article by Miles Mathis, first published on March 15, 2021, critiques a YouTube channel called We Are Top. Mathis argues that the channel, which started in March 2020, is a propaganda site disguised as an educational one. He points to its professional presentation, access to vast footage, and the inclusion of blatant propaganda in seemingly innocuous videos.
Mathis provides several examples:
- A video about snakes and guinea hens that actually uses footage of flames in low gravity to mislead viewers about combustion and gravity, implying it’s solely dependent on gravity rather than oxygen.
- A segment showing camouflaged cell towers, suggesting it’s to mock those who dislike cell towers.
- Mars rover images that appear to show recent surface water, which Mathis claims is impossible on Mars, and notes the announcer’s comparison to the movie The Martian.
- A video titled “One day before extinction” that uses images of the Titanic to promote a false historical narrative, which Mathis claims he has disproven.
- A video advocating for imitation meat by linking cows to greenhouse gases, suggesting Bill Gates and Rockefeller and other foundations are funding the channel.
- A segment depicting a holographic recreation of a deceased Asian girl for her mother, which Mathis views as a “creepy nightmare.”
- A segment about developing an imitation Sun, which Mathis sees as promoting scientists as “new gods.”
- A discussion about space travel, featuring an image of Steven Hawking on a Zero Gravity plane, which Mathis asserts is an imposter he previously exposed.
Mathis extends his critique beyond We Are Top to YouTube and the broader media landscape, stating that propaganda has become more sophisticated and pervasive over the past 20 years. He claims that Phoenicians have taken over all forms of communication, creating a “mindfuck” designed to disorient and disempower people. He advocates for an “Amish total refusal” as the only way to combat this. Mathis suggests that the current Covid/vaccine/New World Order agenda is an attempt by these forces to prematurely push society into a new stage. He interprets the panic he perceives in their actions as a sign that their schemes are backfiring and their millennia-long hegemony is crumbling.
The author concludes by referencing Archangel Michael and his “Muse,” who advises a change of course to avoid war and downfall. Mathis believes the Phoenicians have cursed themselves by preying on the Earth and its creatures, and that lifting this curse requires them to reverse their actions. He emphasizes that it is never too late to change course.