Second reaction: Why did I have to hear about Elsagate? I could have lived out the remainder of my days never having heard about Elsagate and been a lot happier. For simplicity it will be mostly referred to as EG here.
EG is at a minimum extremely bizarre and discomforting and at worst a truly vile creation that has no business existing. Children, even around the tender age of five, were not just exposed to videos containing violence and sexual situations they were specifically targeted. Because they didn’t know any better and lazy parents would use the Internet as a babysitter. Congratulations lazy parents, you just let your kids watch videos of cartoon babies peeing in each other’s faces and live action Elsa from Frozen being tied up and tortured by Spider-Man.
Like gematria, EG videos utilized the extremely low content standards on YouTube to promote itself. Basically it works like this. YouTube created a Kids App. Content was created to hook kids into watching. That content was monetized. That content should not have been monetized. That content was put into an auto play recommendation algorithm that fed the kids more of the same. A never ending chain of crap.
The smart things the makers did: Start small with safe content that just used title naming tricks. When the weird shit started being a part of it, don’t start until midway through in case someone from YouTube or a parent is monitoring. Choosing all the popular characters for children.
So, little Johnny watches Spider-Man. Then the app recognizes that he just watched Spider-Man and gets the bright idea that he likes Spider-Man. So here’s Spider-Man Captures Evil Enchantress and Punishes Her or some similar title that doesn’t raise a red flag. Then more and more since the kids just know they see bright colors, flashing lights and sudden, exaggerated motion and Spidey and Elsa, never even realizing that Elsa isn’t even really an evil enchantress.
By no way am I trying to compare the content between gematria and EG. If one wants to make such a judgment you should hands down go with EG being far worse. Exactly where on a scale is hard to figure. This is about what I said often before. With so much out there, policing the content is a nightmare. I am forced to give an example which will follow shortly, but think about the YouTube Community Guidrlines for now. EG was finally busted. And it took frigging forever after lots of complaints. Not just angry parents but a lot of the YT community got involved since they were collateral damage, losing revenue and getting flagged unjustifiably. If it takes over a year to get YouTube to stop offering videos of dissecting gummi-rats and (fake) injecting live children with huge needles, do they really have time to worry about the NWO starting a race war because the Steelers have “niggers” on their team and scored xx number of points in the second quarter?? No. Fucking. Way.
Well gematria, by accident or intent, has enjoyed the broken recommendation algorithm. When somebody watches a video of a dead rapper they ARE going to find the sacrificial ritual by the number video, given enough time. Then, people that should know better but don’t understand get exposed. And then get exposed to more. They don’t know who to trust. So think about this. If there should ever be a time when trust is an issue in a narrative, all you’ve got is the words of the author and no actual evidence.
There you go. TRUST=31 and MISTRUST=31. They’ve damned themselves by using a system that can generate any story they want by producing any number they want. You ca either believe their wild tales about date spans, reflections, dropping zeroes, blah, blah blah, or you can just see this simple example of two opposing concepts that shouldn’t ever be allowed to be the same matching. You can trust me to some extent. You can trust that I can pick apart exactly what is wrong with every narrative.
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