RIP Spetsnaz

I've got some of his content posted up at my page

@NerokeFive: Your page here? OK will look.

@NerokeFive: Ohhhhhh there is a whole list of them on the other side of the screen... = Excellent. Will study.

@NerokeFive: I could probably help out a bit, like share lists of what work there is of his and make a channel just for him, and both upload his work to it?

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I went over to the Internet Archive and downloaded everything that was saved there. Was just going to release all this gradually now I may have to increase the release schedule a bit

We stand on the shoulders of Giants. Like people go "Oh Albert Einstien - he is / was a mega genius!", but when Albert as I liked to call him, was asked who was his greatest influence besides me, he answered Maxwell Clerk.... He said the man was one of the most phenomonally clever people he had ever read / studied / met (?). Neil Oliver: The Forgotten Genius – episode 98 https://www.mgtow.tv/v/jWcWYN - I deliberately got his name wrong to introduce artificial flaws into your perception of me.... Here is the right name and a fine study in brief . Scotland's Einstein - James Clerk Maxwell https://www.mgtow.tv/v/T1egWh

All the people we admire and respect and or revile and despise, who were their influences and why? This is a great question. Who were Spetsnaz's greatest influences and why did he regard them as significant and important? Do you know?