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I sometimes watch his channel (iEarlGrey) on Odysee.
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Since the Ukraine shit is going down I follow the channel religiously.
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TheDuran is also a nice channel on Odysee, you should check it out.
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Thanks for the heads up.
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Duran is one of my go-to channels, also Alex and Alexanderās solo channels. Oh, and Gonzalo Lira and Jacob Dreizin and some Twitters. The complete Putin fanclub. 
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Itās like Iām preaching to the quire 
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Not all people in the West have lost their marbles. 
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Iām actually from the west, the Netherlands. How is your Afrikaans? I mean would you understand me if i would communicate with you in dutch?
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Iām originally from Germany (West) but living in SA since 22 years now. Never bothered to learn Afrikaans or Dutch tho. Tot siens. 
Ziemlich gut!
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Given the topic of the thread, I nominate this for The Great Joke of Year 2022!
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One my friend shared me today :
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Now slightly smarter :
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Itās funny how the mind works
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Before I saw this picture, I thought I was right about every thing .
Now I am lost 
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Yep there is so much post processing in our brain we sometimes forget our eyes donāt work at all like cameras. There are pattern fill and edge recognition algorithms in play, thatās why watching very complex and intricate patterned objects is tiresome for the eyes for example.
Just a small example: our brain edits out the nose out of our field of view. You can clearly see the nose when you close either eye, yet it disappears when you look with both eyes (of course once you consciously look for it it appears in your field of view, even if itās just a blur).
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Didnāt realize this til now - cool piece of trivia
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The exception would be those who see no further than the end of nose 
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Uh, itās a E-Piano ā¦