agree but, still, da unconscious mass is still too big..

C'est quoi encore ces conneries ?

If we are here to learn from each other, none of us is made wiser by insulting others for their beliefs. Let's try to relax our natural defenses, that is, do not automatically reject ideas that are outside of our current world view. Try to examine the evidence without prejudice, if you can. 😀

@Ted, thank you, bestestest reply !

There is no insult intended nor implied in my statement.
I insulted no-one with my denial that the video's commentators words are not "fact". His statement is one of belief and he is welcome to that belief, I don't share it.
Steve in the video makes an assertion of belief - whether or not he genuinely believes it is open to question, he might easily be using it to chime with the expressed beliefs of some of his audience, and he talks about a "luciferian, globalist plan" which I regard as pure hyperbole whose purpose is to get the attention of those who believe in gods and devils.
He is wearing an "Infowars" tee shirt. Again he may share Infowars' beliefs or he may simply be using it to address people who do. However, from my point of view Infowars has a history of lies and harassment and so anyone who willingly associates themselves with it has questionable motives and veracity.
So I stopped watching and listening to him.
You urge us to not automatically reject ideas that are outside of our current world view. I am well known by all who know me for being open minded and having willingness to change. That does not mean that I suspend my critical faculties when I encounter bullshit, and Steve gives me cause to think he is a bullshitter.

Stuart, and what would you say if I tell you that I have met an angel?!!!

I'm sorry @Stuart Duckworth, but my comment was not directed at you specifically. There were a couple of comments before yours that motivated me.

By the way, full disclosure: I have not seen the video nor do I expect I will agree with the contents. But who knows?

@Y A I'd say the same to you as I said to my friend who told me he's seen a ghost: I don't believe they exist.
That is not to call him or you a liar, I do believe you believe they exist, I don't share your belief.
Believing something - or not believing it - colours how we see the world. I may have seen ghosts an angels but I didn't recognise them as such. Nothing I have seen fits the descriptions given by the people who say they have seen them. I do understand and accept that things sometimes happen that are inexplicable in terms that I understand.

@BR 549☎ yes, I noticed that too.

@Ted thanks, I am sorry too, I get a little tender about stuff like this. I find the kind of stuff in the video extreme and hard to deal with, I have a friend who espouses extreme political views that I don't share and I find his declarations hard to deal with.
It's interesting historically for me. I have friends of both extreme "right" and extreme "left" views. It can be enjoyable to discuss and argue points with them but there comes a point when I have to get out of those discussions because I feel I'm being pushed to accept things I cannot accept, despite having made my own position clear.

Let us not equivocate here, it's just bollocks, isn't it ?

It will add to their understanding of my opinion, for whatever that is worth. What it is worth will vary between observers.

Tom, it is such pity and actually a deep shame the most guys only believe in matter... what a poor and sad world...

exactement ¿ (>‿◠)

Brad, I know...