Stand-up comedy has become boring and bland, but Barry's humour has made me laugh for decades and still does.
Barry Hilton is a South African comedian, actor, television personality and motivational speaker who rose to prominence in South Africa for being really funny.
He is known for his clean, family-friendly and relatable style of comedy, often incorporating sharp wit and self-deprecating humour.
He is also known by the nickname 'my cousin' and is recognised for his optimistic outlook on South Africa.
Comedy is simply a funny way of being serious.
— Peter Ustinov
We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies. It’s an information war. What is true? I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out.
The Helderberg was a South African Boeing 747 that crashed off Mauritius in 1987 and is widely considered one of the most covered-up air disasters in aviation history. Why? Because it was linked to the apartheid government, foreign interests, and military intelligence.
Donald Brown sat down with me to chat about Afrikaner identity, the failure of democracy, foreign destabilisation of South Africa, and why everything, politics included, is downstream from culture.
In this livestream with my friend Norman, we chat about the anti-immigration riots in South Africa, revising archaeological history, multipolarity versus unipolarity, Afrikaners in Argentina, the awesome Amish, and why Darwinian evolution is junk science.
There are several ways to support my work and help me stay independent and resilient in the face of constant censorship. Help me fight the good fight!
