Uncensored: My Banned
Red-Pilled Fiction Factory Interview

Two Thursdays ago, I shared with you a link to an interview I did with writer Richard Nichols. He's the host of The Red-Pilled Fiction Factory, where he interviews novelists who are trying to wake up humanity.

Well, when I woke up the next morning, YouTube had already banned and deleted the interview. If you tried to watch it instead of Richard and I, you would have seen this boring statement of Orwellian double-speak...



I guess I said something they didn't like. Probably a few things. So much for the "you" in YouTube.

My interview was the first one to be banned on The Red Pilled Fiction Factory (I'm honoured!). Richard Nichols has now started moving his channel over to BitChute where you can hear us discuss dissident literature without any risk of censorship...



In that interview, I share a story about my first "red-pilled" experience in high school, where my English teacher and classmates almost burned me at a stake for questioning certain beliefs about the afterlife.

We also talk about how to avert the nihilistic darkness (and obsessions with face diapers) that threatens modern civilization.

And Nichols reads one of his favourite passages from Much Ado About Corona.

Available on BitChute's new Red-Pilled Fiction Factory channel.

—John C. A. Manley

PS Richard Nichols is also author of Lost Causes. "If you're wondering what the hell is going on in our world," says Nichols, "my novel Lost Causes, written over a 25-year period and in anticipation of today's events, has a lot of the answers."

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