Post: #1

In early-mid 2017, people began to notice weird and creepy videos ostensibly aimed at children popping up on YouTube. Many, such as the New Zealander "The Outer Light" and a channel called "Investigating YouTube", began making videos talking about the phenomenon.

It's only recently that YouTube have begun to take action. They've put out statements about age-restricting the videos, and one of the more notorious ones, a Stefan Molyneux lookalike called Greg Chism, had his channel taken off him due to abusing his daughters in his videos. Elsagate now has its own Wikipedia article.

This is the thread to discuss Elsagate.

Links:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32X45J-MRUE - the video by The Outer Light that got the ball rolling on Elsagate
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHBWN1C...gN6xIJBFPg - Investigating YouTube
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsagate
https://www.reddit.com/r/elsagate

Post: #2

I've been following this for a few months now.
There is definitely something weird going on and it just proves that there really exists a pure evil force in this world.

Post: #3

Messed up stuff.

My usual response applies. Find the guy that hit the post button and get out the waterboard until you reach the guy at the top.

Post: #4

God damn, some of those videos are creepy

Post: #5

Lots of weird pedo stuff lately coming out to the sun. This, Planet Pizza, the Hawai Blue Hut...even if half of it is pasta, it should be worrisome.

Post: #6

(11-24-2017 05:25 AM)loremipsum Wrote:  I've been following this for a few months now.
There is definitely something weird going on and it just proves that there really exists a pure evil force in this world.

Must be the Evil Eye from the Celtic lore, impersonating Egyptian Horus.

Post: #7

Most parents are clueless to the immense and powerful forces of evil that have been mobilized worldwide to destroy marriages, permanently traumatize children for life, and break apart the family unit as a whole.

It's not just children and toddlers that are targeted...go on a porn search engine and see how many thousands of videos come up with parent/teen child or brother/sister incest as the main theme.

Even if you are not religious, those promoting stuff like this believe in the power of promoting pure evil, and whether you like it or not, never forget that we are living in a time of pure Spiritual Warfare.

Use any means necessary to protect your children at all costs...from age 0 to age 18...even if that means home schooling them and having no mobile phones or computers and/or no connection to the internet at all for them.

Post: #8

Elsagate is only half the story.

The other half is the people YouTube DID ban and/or demonetize.

1). They removed some of Dennis Prager's videos (info here). Prager, if you don't know, is an elderly conservative talk show host who discusses religion a lot.

2). They de-monetized Paul Joseph Watson and the two black female Trump supporters, Diamond & Silk.

3). Milo got banned from YouTube livestreaming.

4). Longtime conservative writer Michelle Malkin had videos removed.

This is not an accident. This is not "the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing."

This is a situation that's relatively new because it's huge, globalist-focused corporations declaring war on U.S. values and ideas. Your granddad didn't have to deal with this because if the local general store (or Montgomery Ward's) screwed him, he could go elsewhere.

But with these corporations, the idea of "elsewhere" may soon disappear as their warped values get absorbed by younger and younger generations. That might be some of what we're seeing here.

My solution: Someone (us?) should ban together and come up with some sort of alternative with a name like FamilyTube, where kids can access old-time children's movies and clips of pop groups like the Beatles and the Turtles. Then get some sort of NetNanny device that entirely blocks YouTube. If people had an alternative at this point, I think there would be a mass exodus from YouTube.

Post: #9

(11-24-2017 05:52 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  This is a situation that's relatively new because it's huge, globalist-focused corporations declaring war on U.S. values and ideas. Your granddad didn't have to deal with this because if the local general store (or Montgomery Ward's) screwed him, he could go elsewhere.

Twitter is planning a major ban campaign of anyone holding undesirable opinions following a December 18 deadline.

Post: #10

(11-24-2017 06:13 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(11-24-2017 05:52 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  This is a situation that's relatively new because it's huge, globalist-focused corporations declaring war on U.S. values and ideas. Your granddad didn't have to deal with this because if the local general store (or Montgomery Ward's) screwed him, he could go elsewhere.

Twitter is planning a major ban campaign of anyone holding undesirable opinions following a December 18 deadline.

Twitter bans opinions.
YouTube bans and demonetizes ideas.
Porn sites host the filthiest of filthy crap and it's available everywhere.

All these things might seem unrelated and maybe they are, but they are a telling commentary on what the elites deem right and wrong.

Dangerous and unhealthy: traditionalism, nationalism
Good and proper: anal gangbangs, "barely legal" sex

Maybe it's a good thing Huxley and Orwell didn't live to see this. This is your mom and dad's world in Bizarro mode.

Post: #11

I think that perhaps the most disturbing fact about this whole business is that Disney/DC/Marvel/etc have just turned a blind eye to the debasement of their intellectual property.

That alone makes it as plain as day that this went to the top from day one.

Post: #12

(11-24-2017 05:52 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Elsagate is only half the story.

The other half is the people YouTube DID ban and/or demonetize.

1). They removed some of Dennis Prager's videos (info here). Prager, if you don't know, is an elderly conservative talk show host who discusses religion a lot.

2). They de-monetized Paul Joseph Watson and the two black female Trump supporters, Diamond & Silk.

3). Milo got banned from YouTube livestreaming.

4). Longtime conservative writer Michelle Malkin had videos removed.

This is not an accident. This is not "the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing."

This is a situation that's relatively new because it's huge, globalist-focused corporations declaring war on U.S. values and ideas. Your granddad didn't have to deal with this because if the local general store (or Montgomery Ward's) screwed him, he could go elsewhere.

But with these corporations, the idea of "elsewhere" may soon disappear as their warped values get absorbed by younger and younger generations. That might be some of what we're seeing here.

My solution: Someone (us?) should ban together and come up with some sort of alternative with a name like FamilyTube, where kids can access old-time children's movies and clips of pop groups like the Beatles and the Turtles. Then get some sort of NetNanny device that entirely blocks YouTube. If people had an alternative at this point, I think there would be a mass exodus from YouTube.

Styxhexenhammer666's channel was temporarily removed yesterday. Maybe it was a test that accidentally went live, because Conan O'Brien's channel was taken down too. YouTube WILL delete the accounts of people whose political views they don't like soon.

Post: #13

Having watched a few moments of these bizarre videos, a couple thoughts come to mind...

The first is that these videos are obviously produced by incredibly evil, sick people. The fact that real children are often featured ought to be tremendous cause for alarm. It's not enough for YouTube to take down the channels; the producers (and the kids who appear in the videos) need to be identified, located and thoroughly investigated.

Second, the creators of these videos have discovered and are exploiting a sad fact about our modern society; for the first time ever, huge numbers of very young children are consuming electronic entertainment all by themselves, with no watchful eye of a parent to guide them.

Up until now, entertainment for children, dopey as it can be, has always adhered to some minimum standards of decency and production values. The producers of this new content have figured out that if young kids are watching with no grownup guardian hovering in the background, any colorful crap will do. You only need to fill the screen with zany action and music, include real children and/or identifiable characters, and kids will watch it.

I believe these videos are produced, and are being used, for extremely nefarious purposes.

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Post: #15

(11-24-2017 07:52 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  I think that perhaps the most disturbing fact about this whole business is that Disney/DC/Marvel/etc have just turned a blind eye to the debasement of their intellectual property.

That alone makes it as plain as day that this went to the top from day one.

Yeah, Disney is notoriously known for being SUPER ANAL about anyone using their IP, where the fuck are the lawyers???


There is a reason tech "icons" like Gates and Jobs didn't let their kids have significant screen time, yet iPad is the cheap new babysitter for many.

Post: #16

I first heard about this in June on a podcast with conspiracy leanings in an interview with author Andy Nowicki.

Some good insights.

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tkell...8_56-07_00

Post: #17

Anyone know when these youtube channels first started? I think I saw some videos like this recommended to me (!) about 2 years ago, not totally sure though.
Apparently when you watch fail compilations and don't laugh challenges, youtube thinks you might like disturbing stuff like this.

Post: #18

This is some super creepy shit.

Post: #19

I just can't believe the 'all about money' theory of why these videos were created. The content is unnecessarily dark, it must be intended to traumatize children.

By the quantity of the videos, this is clearly the work of several groups, some of whom are collaborating. Since the English language and US pop culture are both globalised, I don't believe this is specifically aimed at the west.

Possible motivations:

-To attack/discredit youtube.
-To attack children in general for sexual pleasure or some kind of ritual/cultic purpose.

Post: #20

One of the paranormies podcasts actually reviewed those videos. And upon viewing a few seconds to minutes of them. I sensed that my living room became filled with dark energy. Did anyone else experience the same thing?

This shit is just demonic.

Post: #21

(11-26-2017 07:31 PM)infowarrior1 Wrote:  One of the paranormies podcasts actually reviewed those videos. And upon viewing a few seconds to minutes of them. I sensed that my living room became filled with dark energy. Did anyone else experience the same thing?

This shit is just demonic.

Agreed. I felt a definite shift in energy in my living room even as I just watched clips of the videos on one of the videos linked above which counts down the 10 worst YT accounts. Real, objective evil walks the earth.

Post: #22

There is some very twisted stuff here that I had to force myself to watch. Makes you wonder what the f*ck is wrong with this world and who is the intended audience.
Although a lot of it was anticipated by "Happy Tree Friends", a cartoon show I felt was geared toward psychopaths.
I remember seeing the first issue of "Taboo" an extreme horror comic book on display in a comic store in the late 80's. It featured plenty of names of famous artist and writers on the "cutting edge" of horror. To this day, that cover is the sickest thing I have ever seen. No, I won't provide a link. Find it yourself, but its definitely NSFW.
It reminds me of a warning from some Generation X types years ago: "Clean up the culture before the fascists do it for you".

Post: #23

I knew things were fucked up when my 7 year old niece asked me if I knew what redtube was.

Post: #24

@Surreyman - a lot of the live-action Elsagate videos are produced in Russia, Vietnam and other similar countries, while the animated ones are done in India and Pakistan.

Post: #25

Stefan Molyneux put out a video asking why YouTube have not dealt with this crap: