If you haven't read the new piece by our guy @KeithWoodsYT, I recommend it as its very good (link below). Now, don't laugh, but I actually found some parallels between what Keith wrote and CatboiKami's blackface tirade the other day *short thread* https://radixjournal.com/2020/07/the-coming-decline-of-globalism-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-multipolarity/

In Keith's piece he doles out a few white-pills with some very reasoned and keen observations of the global geopolitical scene. A couple things caught my eye. The first was in the intro Keith says "The move toward the open society is suddenly seeming less like the inevitable

progress of history, and more like a colonial project in service of the financial interests of a few, enforced by an increasingly toothless empire."
What caught my eye specifically was "toothless empire." Keith is speaking about the numerous geopolitical failures the US

has been handed lately by the likes of China, Russia, Turkey and Venezuela etc. and how "the forces of anti-Americanism have become increasingly emboldened by the realization that it is possible to give The Great Satan a bloody nose – and live to tell the tale." So how does this

have anything to do with a weird nihilistic Australian kid painting his face black, eating fried chicken, drinking grape soda, wearing a gold chain and mocking black people and an SJW movement on Omegle? I honestly see it as a possible paradigm shift. In a way CatboiKami,

who for now goes by @fatboysalami until his next inevitable ban, has possibly given The Great Satan that bloody nose Keith was talking about. Possibly the biggest threat to the online "right" has been deplatforming and censorship. The guillotine of cancel culture is always right

around the corner if you have the wrong views or say the wrong thing on the larger platforms which are monopolized by the neoliberal Americanized corporate cartel. One of the people Kami trolls asks him "aren't you worried about your future?" to which he jokingly replies "My

future is big, and beautiful, and black" on a stream, non-anonymously, for the world to see almost as a brazen statement of "Go ahead and cancel me, I don't fucking care." Kami also goes on a pretty bold tirade on that one particular unmentionable group as well and the result

was a Dailymail article written on him within 24 hours. To bring this back to what Keith was saying, at another point when discussing the internet he says "In their arrogance, few of the elites predicted that the same technology could lead to an emboldening of exactly the

opposite tendency, a complete rejection of Americanism and its promises of material wealth, women’s rights, democracy" and further elaborates how they tried to swing the pendulum back through censorship. It seems it was only a matter of time until people adapted to cancel

culture censorship and with the emergence and adoption of alt-media. Like the threat of sanctions abroad in the irl geopolitical scene, the neoliberals essentially use the same "sanction" methods to enforce internet censorship. So maybe the era of dissidents not being able to

raise money is coming to an end. In the three hour collection of Kami's stream I watched on Bitchute, he raised quite a bit of money. I'm not necessarily condoning his message, but I respect the ingenuity he demonstrated using multiple Youtube links and changing each one as

they were banned and organizing the followers through a third-party server. He didn't censor his speech, he was overtly racist, and even after finding out Dailymail put a target on him, he laughed it off. To me, you might say he gave The Great Satan a bloody nose. Without the

fear of cancel culture, what power do they have? And as Keith points out, as alt-tech and things like crypto become more and more mainstream, I expect to see either a lot more bloody noses being dished out and a lot less people caring if they're canceled, toothless indeed.

Tl;dr CatboiKami's shenanigans validate everything Keith Woods says in his latest piece which everyone should read. Follow Keith, he's a prophet.