Using stills and short clips, James Perloff reviews Mission to Moscow (1943), one of the most notoriously pro-communist movies Hollywood ever made. It portrayed Stalin and other Soviet leaders as kindly and gentle, life under communism as prosperous and happy, and even defended Stalin’s show trials and invasion of Finland.
In this new video, James looks at the long-controversial Lindbergh kidnapping, with focus on the injustices that occurred during the trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, and political motives behind the recent rising “Lindbergh Did It” movement. James gives his own take on what happened in the kidnapping, believing it probably
There were two versions of this movie (1951 and a 2008 remake). We’ll focus on the first, but won’t ignore the second. A natural question to ask is “How could a movie made 75 years ago possibly predict the future?” George Orwell proved with his book 1984, published in 1949,
My latest entry to my YouTube channel, 6 minutes.
As explained in the video, I was invited on a podcast last year, to discuss this subject, but later discovered to my amazement that the interview was censored for preposterous and spurious reasons. I now bring the material to my viewers. This subject is so highly misunderstood, in both the
My perspective on the Iran War, recorded and published on YouTube on March 10, 2026. The link I mentioned to my article on Christian Zionism is here.
With the recent Epstein file dumps, a question has occurred to me (and I am not the only one): Does the Deep State wants the public so disillusioned with corrupt politicians that a demand will be generated for governments to be run by AI instead of people? Would AI government
