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I have contributed 61 items to Conservapedia proven right since 2017 (31 items in 24 months of the NATO war in Ukraine), mostly on Russiagate, Coronavirus, and the NATO war in Ukraine.

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This user does NOT support Hitler or any other Nazi scum or nazisymp past, present, or future, to include Volodymyr Zelensky and supporters of Ethnic cleansing in the Donbas.

This user is part of Team CP.

This user has been diagnosed with Dark Triad personality traits.

This user is a proud Gamma male.

This user is a low church midwit attendee.

Major portal pages I have worked on:

• Venona project
• Russiagate
• Coronavirus
• NATO war in Ukraine

Articles I created or were a major contributor to

You can print cash, but you can't print artillery shells.

I am the Founder of Wikipedia Project Cold War History, December 15, 2006

Recent works:

• Pravy Sektor
• Symptoms of psychosis

Ideas in the mix

• Essay: April 2022 was a pivotal moment in the future of global politics for decades to come
• Essay: Are ignorance, stubbornness, and stupidity conservative values?
• RobSmith/Esaay:Hillary's Inner Goldwater girl
• Essay: The Haushofer School of Geopolitics
• User:RobSmith/Collection of trolling threads and misuse of source materials
• User:RobSmith/Simpilcius 12-23-23
• User:RobSmith/Essay: Is Conservapedia an attempt to reinvent the wheel?
• Essay: Operational political intelligence - The how-to manual for becoming an effective political operative.
• User:RobSmith's essays

Interesting videos

• King David (1985)
• Peshwa Warrior 2
• Rossiya nami s i nami i bog.
• Homophobic horses
• REAL PATRIOTS DON’T THINK LIKE HITLER
• God made Trump
• LGB Community Theme Song
• The Legendary Somali Battalion
• Beautiful evening.
• Comey/Hillary Remix
• https://timetravel.mementoweb.org/
• The Great War of Continents
• The Fourth Political Theory
• Russian Code
• User:RobSmith/Nikolay Patrushev interview with ''Arguments and Facts'' 01/10/23
• American Deception
• Europa Europa (full movie. Russian voice over)

Favorite YouTube recordings

• Pelageya, PELAGEYA - Werewolf-Prince ("Pathways" concert 2009)(Rem.)(Premier performance, Eng. Subs.)

• Werewolf Prince. (Official music video studio version). Comment: This is what Russia will do to the NATO hordes. The warriors will turn into killer beasts, and unlike Pelegaye's other Cossack warrior songs who die in battle, the hero will return to his wife and become human again to raise his wolfcub sons and not suffer from a Big Pharma-invented disease like PTSD. Based on a collection of 900-year-old rhyming lyrics about the Russian homeland).
• Götterdämmerung (10/19) - Wagner, "Ring" Akt II - 3.Sc. Hagen - Valencia 2008 Hagen's rallying call, Matti Salminen

• Parsifal (Jonas Kaufmann, Elina Garanča, Ludovic Tézier, Wien 2021) In its entirety. Russian stage director Kirill Serebrennikov and Dramaturgy by Sergio Morabito. Remarkable performance.

• Conversation between chief dramaturge Sergio Morabito and director Kirill Serebrennikov.

• War Pigs

• Black Sabbath "War Pigs" Analysis Reaction. The Charismatic Voice.
• Sacred War
• The Sacred War, Elena Vaenga (Елена Ваенга) English sub
• Diana Damrau "Queen of the Night" from The Magic Flute ANALYSIS by Opera Singer. The Charismatic Voice.

• Machine Gun (Live). Jimi Hendrix
• 1983. Jimi Hendrix
• Donbas is with us (Eng subs)
• On the frontline - Yulia Chicherina
• Waist Deep in the Big Muddy
• Ravel, Daphnes et Chloe, Wilhelm Furtwangler 1944 restored. Comment: Due to fascist totalitarian censorship during the Second World War, the German public had been shielded from news of the massive losses on the battlefield at the hands of the Russians and lulled into a dream like sleep by 24/7 broadcasts of music. This magnetic tape recording, first invented by the German firm of BASF to relieve the problem of German labor shortages at radio broadcasting facilities, was expropriated by the Red Army in 1945 and hidden in Kremlin Archives for the remaining Stalinist period and throughout the Khrushchev and Brezhnev eras. Leonid Brezhnev was known to have kept it for his own personal enjoyment. With the coming of Glasnost (openness) and Perestroika (restructuring) Soviet society became more open and democratic, the people were allowed to hear for themselves what Brezhnev had idled away so many hours listening to, and what the German people pondered as the Russian forces grounded up the fascist forces from the Western world in Ukraine and Belarus. It was returned to Germany in 1986 as a gesture of good faith shortly before the Fall of the Berlin Wall when it first became available to the public for commercial use, marking the end of the Cold War. It is one of the earliest orchestral magnetic tape recordings made. In later issues, Deutsche Gramaphone engineers have reduced some of the over modulation, however Furtwangler's unique interpretative qualities are ever present.
• Grausamer, Waltraud Meier

• Parsifal Act II, scene I - Franz Mazura, Waltraud Meier, 1991

• Jimi Hendrix, Voodoo Chile - performed by Nomos-Quartett (good rendition)
• Marina Grauman, concertmaster class with Noah Bendix-Balgley for Strauss' Heldenleben. Russian born Marina is 19 years old, playing at the concertmaster level, and studying with the Berlin Philharmonic concertmaster.

• Munich Concertmaster Lorenz Nasturica-Herschcowici shows us how it's done. Notoe: The conductor, Valery Gergiev is under Russian sanctions and can no longer perform in the fascist West.

• Krzysztof Penderecki, Cello Concerto #2, Penderecki conducting with Siegfried Palm. (inspired by the Nazi invasion of Poland, 1939 when Penderecki was 6 years old).
• Prokofiev, Romeo and Juliettt, World Orchestra. (all those female violinists know how to pump up the volume when needed).
• Waltraud Meier, Die Walkure, as Sieglinde (genuine pirate recording. Even in a concert performance made in what looks like a high school gymnasium with poor video and audio, Meier appears in character which is why she's considered one the greatest Wagnerian actresses of her time).

• Henley Heyn / Der Männer Sippe. Outstanding performance in this starter role (whatever happened to her?), especially her enthusiasm for the part. This was filmed in Los Angelas, I think, and the conductor and orchestra still have quite a bit to learn about providing balance for the vocalist. But Henley has no problem with it, and at no point is drowned out despite their lack of restraint.
• Waltraud Meier and Barenboim. Liebestod. (Outdoor performance, which is extremely difficult to engineer, somewhere in Catalonia, I think. I post it here to compensate in fairness to the performers for the poor video and audio quality of the above and to illustrate the teamwork of Meier, Barenboim, and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra made up of Palestinians and Jews founded by Barenboim).

• Richard Strauss, Alpine Symphony, Yevgeny Mravinsky, Leningrad Philharmonic 1962. (augmented brass you will not hear in other performances of this oft recorded piece).

• NYO-USA 2019 rehearses Strauss's Eine Alpensinfonie, 119 members—ages 16–19. Typically, it takes years and years for a person schooled in the classics of Mozart and Beethoven to pick up Late Romantic Era music, but these kids are on their way. Personal comment: My kids used to call this section "Dad's happy music". Here's Simon Bychkov navigating through the same section with the Berlin Philharmonic. You decide if the NYO-USA kids measure up to the same standards.

• Tchaikovsky, Symphony no. 6 "Pathétique" mvt 4, Mravinsky, Leningrad Philharmonic 1960. (sheer terrifying anger at fortissimo)
• Tchaikovsky, Symphony no. 6 "Pathétique" mvt 4, Furtwangler, Berlin Philharmonic 1938 (good contrast to Mravinsky, particularly the closing bars. Furtwangler accelerates through the fortissimo, but his rubato returns for the closing.)
• Zenon Kosnowski, Wehvolles erbe. (provincial theatre at its best).
• Anton Bruckner, Symphony 8, Seagerstam, Sinfónica de Galicia. Read the 100+ comments on this performance of "the Mt. Everest of symphonies". In fact, Sinfónica de Galicia has used YouTube to promote itself, and you'll find it shows the commitment and discipline of the finest orchestras on the planet, I mean like Berlin, Vienna, or Chicago. Take any of your favorite pieces and listen to Sinfónica de Galicia's rendition. Interestingly, the ElementaryClassics youtube channel recently ranked Bruckner's 8th as No.7 in the 'Top 30 Epic Symphony Finales in All of Music History' among three of Bruckner's works and just ahead of Beethoven's 5th using the Celibidache interpretation, which is entirely unique in timing and counterpoint. Oddly, ElementaryClassics leave the The Immense Fugal Finale of Bruckner's Fifth Symphony off their list.
• Oboe Solo from Parsifal - Good Friday Spell, by Richard Wagner
• RhineGold - Birmingham Opera Company. In English. Mostly Black cast. All the female singers are good, but Wotan is "nutless" as they say in the vocal profession (here's a Wotan with an agile voice from the Copenhagen Ring. He could improve his acting skills somewhat, but we need more like him today). Alberich is pretty good (who doubles in the role of Froh), and could get even better with a little study and persistence. In Wagner, a singer can make a 40 or 50 year career out of mastering 1 or 2, maybe 3 roles. The fact the performance uses an English text and targets a Black and South Asian audience could be the beginning of a new era. As to the English text, while not always literal, still conveys the meaning at virtually all points.
• Arkady Leytush, Sibelius - Symphony #2, 1st movement, part 2, Sofia Philharmonic. Outstanding Sibelius and late Romantic interpreter, even with the trumpet flub at crescendo.
• J. Sibelius: Symphony No.2, second movement, Czecho-Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. I like this version cause they appear to use a tuba to compensate for bass violins.
• Sibelius, Symphonie Nr 4, Esa Pekka Salonen. Despite his globalist politics, Esa Pekka Salonen's interpretation is the cleanest and best version on Youtube beside the 1934 Schnéevoigt recording.
• Leytush, Franck Symphony in D-minor, National Orchestra of Porto, Portugal. More Leytush showing off his late Romantic interpretative skills.
• Review: Furtwängler's Bayreuth Beethoven Ninth--Its Most Metaphysical, Worst-Sounding Release Yet!! Absolute hilarity. I envy this guy's job.
• Ludwig Suthaus, Unsre Liebe. Probably the most difficult male passage in all of Wagner.
• Jeffrey Swann: "The Music of Parsifal: A Mixture, a Summation, or a Culmination?" One of the best 45 minute introductions to the work of Wagner.

• Tannhauser pilgrims chorus Bayreuther - Gwyneth Jones. Remarkable traditional staging not often seen today.
• Parsifal (Mittag). "Behold, I saw a door in heaven..."
• Das Rheingold 5/8 - R. Wagner - Verwandlungsmusik Nibelheim (Wotan Loge). Valencia 2007, Zubin Mehta.
• Wagner: Prelude & Redemption from Parsifal (Transcription for Piano Solo). Flawless.
• Richard Wagner Parsifal Overture and Finale trans. Jeremy Ajani Jordan. Improvised arrangement.

• Parsifal Bayreuth 2012: 2 Act Finale.

• Valery Gergiev Domingo Parsifal avi. Placido Domingo as Parsifal. While I'm no big Domingo fan, the fact that at the washed-up age of 49 he decided to take up and promote Wagner, is admirable. His Italian accent makes it kinda funny, but the visuals are unparalleled on YouTube. The children's choir, which are all girls, appear on stage. Kundry's death, which you never see at Bayreuth these days, is even alluded to. (Side note: Putin was in St. Petersburg meeting with Valery Gergiev when the Zelensky regime attempted an assassination of Putin in Moscow with drones.)

• Jeffrey Swann "Wagner: A Voyage of Self-Discovery through Beethoven" Another excellent presentation by Jeffrey Swann.

• Holländer - Die Frist ist um - Wagner. Incredible butchery, but a valiant determined effort. She even gets lost halfway through. This is what happens when you have somebody schooled in the classics of Mozart and Beethoven approach Wagner, and why the importance of the words. This doesn't takeaway from a person's technical skill. Wagner demands from the interpreter to put something of themselves into the performance, and not just rote memorization. The spirit of the music is missing. She's still learning, and may not ever pick it up. She did much better with Nur eine waffe taugt. (Here's where she gets lost, "Yet one hope alone can save me", hence the importance of the words.)
• George London - Der Fliegende Holländer - Die Frist ist um - Bayreuth 1956. What the Dutchman's monologue is supposed to sound like in this near classic, definitive performance.

• George London "Abendlich strahlt der Sonne Auge" Das Rheingold. While we're on the subject of George London, I just have to include this legendary clip. I even remember when it was uploaded to YouTube, after much discussion.

• Richard Wagner: Der fliegende Holländer (Bayreuther Festspiele 2021), 720p. First ever performance by a female conductor, Oksana Lyniv, at the Bayreuth Festival. Although I have issues with the Third Act, I post it here cause the visual staging of the Overture is certainly worth review.

• Parsifal "Amfortas! die Wunde" Nikolai Schukoff. Again, a provincial theatre pirate recording. Lighting and transitions are phenomenal. Alternatively, it could be a pirate recording of a 35mm motion picture screen, but still appears provincial. Anyway, the transition sequence is as good as anything Wagner himself would have staged.
• Violeta Urmana as Kundry. I never grow tired of listening to Violeta Urmana. Maybe if she had accepted the offer by several political parties to be President of Lithuania in 2014, the planet wouldn't be facing nuclear destruction in 2022.
• Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major: II. Allegro Appassionato (two pianos). Pirate recording.
• Emanuel Ax - Brahms - Piano Concerto No 2 in B flat major, Op 83. Man, if only I could play like that.

• Mvt. 4. Have to add this cause of the personal significance in my own family (it was my mother's favorite).

• Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima (1959 - 61) (1994 Remastered Version) · Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra/Krzysztof Penderecki
• Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah (Live In London).
• Richard Wagner: Parsifal (Jaap van Zweden). (The audio engineering for the mixed chorus and women's chorus is very well done, which is something you don't find in virtually all recordings. Due to the women's chorus being off stage in the original stage directions, the women's chorus often sounds muffled, but this concert recording is as clear as a bell. Time prompted).
• Leonie Rysanek: Lohengrin, "Entweihte Götter!" (Wagner). I have to include this clip in my favorites cause it's likely the clip that earned me a permanent ban from Rationalwiki. While the clip itself was groundbreaking at the time it was made and also is deserving of some criticism, I post it here to show how culturally obtuse those midgets at Rationawiki are.
• John Williams vs Gustav Holst or Star Wars Vs The Planets.

• Listening Guide: Holst's The Planets - Mars, the Bringer of War.

• Die Frau ohne Schatten - some of the most tragically beautiful music ever written.
• Du salbtest mir die Füße (Thou annointest my feet). Germany's leading heldentenor Jonas Kaufman and bass baritone Rene Pape combine in this short clip. The subtext to this section is Psalm 45 (Thy throne, oh God, is forever...). It was highly personal to Wagner, who believed himself to have had a Jewish father. In response to the question Jews often ask each other, "What think ye Christ? Whose son is he?", Psalm 45 is the answer Jesus referred to when he said, "Why then does David in spirit call him Lord?"

• Du wuchsest mir die Füsse (Thou washest my feet).
• Nikolai Schukoff & René Pape, 'Du salbtest mir die Füßer'. Another genuine pirate recording with Schukoff.

• Shostakovich, Symphony No. 5 Mvt. 4, Mravinsky conducts the Leningrad Philharmonic
• Franck - Symphony in D minor / New Mastering (Ct.rc.: Wilhelm Furtwängler, Wiener Philharmoniker). Recorded in 1953. New mastering in 2022 by AB for CMRR. Definitive.
• Maria Zakharova Kalinka dancing in Rondo form. This ancient, traditional Jewish style of music was adopted by Russian civilization and several other Eastern European cultures who made it their own.

About me

I always wanted to be a music critic, but had to settle for writing on historical espionage subjects.

I am a high-flyer in the organization whom others like to gossip about out of envy and jealousy.

Impact of neocon Russophobic trolling on Conservapedia traffic stats

Through the following graphs, we will measure the effects of internal Conservapedia trolling on web traffic which began June 30, 2023. Documentation of internal trolling beginning July 7, 2023.

Less than 48 hours later:

91 hour non-stop troll-a-thon over 6 days

• Non-stop troll session from 09:51, 24 August 2023 to 15:44, 29 August 2023

• August 24 - 16 hrs
• Augusr 25 - 21 hrs
• August 26 - 18 hrs
• August 27 - 12 hrs
• August 28 - 16 hrs
• August 29 - 8 hrs

Comment: 91 hrs over 6 days creating garbage essays and articles with faulty citations to convince people he might know something about geopolitics, or adding to his "Dark Triad personality traits" series to convince himself that me, RobSmith, is a psychopath he wants to "cut out of his life."

Ed. Note: This record could have begun prior to 09:51, 24 August 2023, but I don't have the time or patience.

Results of internal Conservapedia trolling attacks, June 30, 2023 - October 20, 2023.

Nice work, Cons. November 19, 2023. We were getting 744.8k hits back in June 2023 before you started your personal, malicious and vindictive internal trolling and manipulation of Google algorithms.