"Putin is ready to meet with Zelensky when the agenda would be ready for a summit. This agenda is not ready at all."
Military Summary...The channel appears to give an impression of being a sharp looking and American (based on the narration) sounding Military themed Youtube Channel.
But I believe it is not what it appears to be, but rather a form of deception.
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There's no info on who is behind the channel it I haven't even found any mentions of it elsewhere.
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Extraordinary claims are usually poorly sourced, such as:- "Military experts are saying" (who?), "The Kremlin has confirmed, According to official accounts, "Russian sources, some online sources, according to circulating data, etc etc etc
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The narration is AI generated. It is not an American human+Being reading it but a voice created using AI reading a text.
(Not easy to discern in the newer videos but scroll back a few years to hear the older models they used) -
AI-generated clickbait thumbnails depicting explosions and destruction, made to look photorealistic, can act as a form of psychological conditioning.
I've fed Google Notebook LM the subtitles of 50 of their videos and used it and ChatGPT to analyze them. Some findings:-
Hereâs an assessment framed around probability of origin and ties to Russian propaganda infrastructure:
Assessment of @MilitaryGear: Possible Links to Russian Propaganda Operations
Indicators Suggesting a Propaganda Origin
Several features of @MilitaryGear point toward it being more than just an independent commentary channel:
Narrative Alignment
- The content consistently amplifies Russian Ministry of Defense narratives (Russian weapons portrayed as dominant, Western aid as wasteful or failing, Ukraine as desperate).
- It mirrors talking points seen in Russian state outlets like Sputnik or RT, often without presenting counter-evidence.
Content Style
- Use of AI-generated narration and AI-generated thumbnails suggests the channel is industrialized and scalable. This is a hallmark of low-cost, high-volume information operations.
- The voiceover style allows rapid production of videos in English for international reach, without requiring identifiable human presenters.
Source Choices
- Heavy reliance on Russian MoD announcements, Sputnik, and vague âonline reportsâ aligns with tactics used by official Russian propaganda to seed narratives that are then recycled across outlets.
- The inclusion of occasional Western sources (WSJ, RUSI) gives a veneer of credibility while still subordinating them to the dominant pro-Russian storyline.
Patterns of Exaggeration
- Extraordinary claims (e.g., Russia having 100 Su-57 jets, Mach 10 weapons, NATO convoys âobliteratedâ) are exactly the type of morale-boosting, deterrence-inflating narratives pushed by Russian propaganda organs.
Russian Propaganda âFactoriesâ
- State Media Ecosystem: Sputnik, RT, and TASS are official arms of Russian messaging abroad.
- Military-Linked Channels: Telegram âmilbloggersâ and âZ-channelsâ are frequently echoed by Western-facing outlets like those on YouTube.
- Automation & AI: Reports in recent years have shown Russia experimenting with AI voices, bots, and auto-generated visuals to push large volumes of content across platforms.
- Goal: To erode trust in Western weapons and institutions, boost perceptions of Russian strength, and create confusion about what is true.
Probability Assessment
Based on narrative consistency, production style (AI voice/thumbnails), and source reliance on official Russian claims, there is a high probability (â70â85%) that @MilitaryGear is either:
- Directly managed or indirectly coordinated with Russian state propaganda channels, OR
- A proxy/affiliate content farm that recycles official Russian narratives for monetization and influence.
It is less likely to be an independent neutral channel, given the systematic one-sidedness and industrial production methods.
Why It Matters
Channels like @MilitaryGear illustrate how modern propaganda is laundered: state narratives are packaged into slick, English-language âYouTube commentaryâ with AI voices, presented as independent analysis. This makes propaganda harder to detect for casual audiences, while still serving the same function as older âpropaganda factoriesâ â to shape global perception in Russiaâs favor.
A Pro-Russia Disinformation Campaign Is Using Free AI Tools to Fuel a âContent Explosionâ
Consumer-grade AI tools have supercharged Russian-aligned disinformation as pictures, videos, QR codes, and fake websites have proliferated. -> https://archive.is/lG7OS
It is imperative to consider your source when âfact checkingâ and doing research. Google is notoriously a NWO biased corporation, unless you believe the disinformation that the New World Order is just a conspiracy theory, like those who enslave you do.
Google is owned by its parent company, Alphabet Inc., which was established through a corporate restructuring in 2015. While no single individual owns a majority stake, the company is primarily controlled by institutional investors who hold over 60% of the shares, with founders Larry Page (Ashkenazi Jewish heritage through his mother, Gloria, whose family includes a maternal grandfather who immigrated to Israel.) and Sergey Brin (of Ashkenazi Jewish ethnicity, with both parents being Russian [counterfeit] Jews) maintaining significant influence through their ownership of super-voting Class B shares. As of December 3, 2019, Sundar Pichai (who was was appointed CEO of Alphabet Inc. in December 2019, following the decision by Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to step down from their executive roles as CEO and President of Alphabet, respectively. Pichai, who was already serving as CEO of Google since October 2015 , assumed leadership of both Google and its parent company Alphabet. The appointment was announced by Page and Brin, who expressed their confidence in Pichaiâs ability to lead the company forward, stating he was the best person to guide Google and Alphabet into the future. Pichai also remained a member of Alphabetâs Board of Directors, to which he had been appointed in July 2017.) serves as both the CEO of Google and the CEO of Alphabet Inc., overseeing the company's operations and strategic direction.
It is very mentally lazy to simply copy and paste from âGoogleâ (âDonât Be Evilâ) and rely on that for your beliefs in reality. One must look deeper and trust in The Lord, that there is a massive AshkeNAZI conspiracy against The Lordâs followers - that is NOT a theory.
Take this as humble guidance for future research, if you will. Look for the motive behind who is saying what. What is your motive, please?
Are you pro-AshkeNAZI NWO, please (just so we know)?
My question to you is why do you not provide objective alternatives to what you consider sources that you donât agree with, please?
Perhaps more importantly, why did you choose to make our private discussion public, please?
PS:
Thank you.
I agree, and letâs look at the motive behind the Military Gear Youtube channel.
Is it not quite clear what my motive is?
Why do you ask?
Quite an incredible question to askâŚ
Does pointing out about this channel what I did make me seem like one? Or because I used a Google product? Or is there anything else Iâve done to merit such a question?
I did not.
I took parts of what I have written to you and posted it here along with more.
Why?
My motivation to posting this is:-
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Pointing out, explaining, that this particular channel seems deceptive. If I were someone who didnât know it then I would like for someone to show me.
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âMilitary Gearâ doesn't properly provide sources to claims, especially if they are incredible claims. Sometimes when making other claims it might use various sources and even so called western sources. (If I was a person who didnât know this and just blindly went along when it says âExperts are saying or Russian Military has confirmedâŚâ I would like for someone to explain the problem with it)
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Pointing out that it's not American like it sounds but an AI generated fake.
Did you, or anyone else here realize this, please? If I didnât know Iâd like for someone to tell ie to me. The same with the clickbatey AI generated thumbnails.
EDIT: addition: The channel has the same kind of fake, AI generated "bot" comments on the videos like Borzzikman has:- (If I was a person who didn't know these weren't real people I would appreciate that someone explained it to me)
Because I happened to look at this particular item and process it and tell you what I see. I wish to take things as they come, one thing, one detail at a time.
I did not happen to find an objective alternative source at this time.
I actually used a handful of AI tools to read through the subtitles of the channel and analyze it in various ways. I did not âlazily simply copy and paste from âGoogleâ but spent quite some time analyzing the channel from various angles.
The outputs Google Notebook LM, ChatGPT gave to my queries made sense and were cited from the subtitles and I did not see any deception.
If you detected any deception in my message please point it out.
Take this as humble guidance for future communication, if you will: If someone writes a message with many details pointed out, do not merely pick out the weakest part of the message and adress that whilist ignoring the rest, especially it that can be interpreted as a lazy Ad hominen / messenger attack.
GTMH: Who is asking, please?
GodTaughtMeHowit's cybe
DGadmin_sysopGTMH: Why do you ask, please?
I'm just striving to get a clearer understanding of things and wondering what you think. I looked at the channel and saw some tell-tale signs of deception
GTMH: Such as, please?
There are just initial findings:-
The channel appears to give an impression of being a sharp looking and American sounding Military themed Youtube Channel.
But I do not believe it is.
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When one looks into it, there's no info on who i behind it, I haven't even found any mentions of it elsewhere.
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The claims it makes are always completely unsourced, other than vague "Military experts are saying" or "The Kremlin has confirmed..."
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The narration is AI generated. (Not easy to discern in the newer videos but scroll back a few years and hear the older models they used)
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Blickbait Thumbnail images which are obviously AI generated and made to seem photorealistic.
Verdict:
The channel is a fake - easy and cheap propaganda probably produced by the Kremlin.
GTMH: Disagreed. Many videos show web sites of articles and video sources.
What pro-Russian (or at least not NeoCON/Nazi/NATO slanted propaganda) video channels do you suggest, please?
GTMH: Untrue.
Sounds more like an opinion rather than a "verdict".
It is quite clear who i am conversing with, as you are a liar, and wonât answer my direct questions.
End.
If you are accusing me of lying and being satan, please at least tell me what lie I have told.
Do you mean that I lied that their claims are never properly sourced?
Well, later here in this thread more clearly specified that I mean any substantial, meaningful and really extraordinary claims that are never properly sourced. Other, allready known, trivial etc claims do not matter and it doesn't matter if they are properly sourced as explained above. (If this is hard to understand please say so and I will see if I can phrase it better.)
What direct questions do you wish for me to answer, please?
You have not adressed any of the points that I've raised either.
I hope not.
I did not post this to quarrel over who is right or wrong.
I shared it to offer my perspective and findings on the YT channel hopefully in the spirit of helpfulness and aimed at increasing clear and logical thinking and deepening an understanding of such matters, as opposed to behavior like knee-jerk reactions, assumptions, preconceived ideas, or emotional responses.
If anyone believes my claims about the channel are wrong, I welcome clear refutation and correction.
Thank you.
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Here are some very similiar low-effort military channels which use the same recipe, sensational language, clickbait titles, AI generated voice and thumbnail:-
Practically carbon copies:-
https://www.youtube.com/@Military-TV
https://www.youtube.com/@militarychronicle2
https://www.youtube.com/@MuratSANmedia
Quite similar:-
https://www.youtube.com/@Armed-g1o
Interestingly here's another one very similar but it appears to be Pro-Ukrainian