For those who wonder why I keep making videos on Trump, this data might explain it. The information is on the geographical spread of viewership on my YouTube channel over the last 28 days:
Although about eighty per cent of blog traffic is in the UK, only 26.9% of video traffic is, and the audiences outside the UK seem to want videos on Trump.
As I happen to think what he is doing is of some significance right now, I am making videos that by happy coincidence suit their interests.
I am aware that traffic at these levels may not last.
And for the curious, blue highlighted countries have more detailed geographic analysis, such as this:
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What you are saying is that you have embraced populism..
Oh dear.
You don’t understand that something being popular is not the same as populism.
I think you need to try some education.
Any guess at why there is such a weak viewing figure for Ireland, Richard?
Can’t be your surname, surely.
No idea….
I have done my little bit to get the wrold a bit more interested. Bus stop and street furniture now covered with this delightful poster
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2025/3/4/2307736/-Late-Valentines
I will do more tomorrow.
Lots of people may well be interested in Trump, but all I see in him is someone totally self-obsessed, lacking in intelligence or in care – and I wonder why we can’t just ignore him. He wouldn’t like that. Of course he has a sort of power, but we don’t want his sort. I hope King Charles isn’t obliged to honour the mango Mussolini with a state visit, an audience or in any other way.
Interesting. I noted a number of comments from the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and Norway a week or so ago when you commented on the German election. Perhaps, and I say perhaps, it might be interesting and worthwhile experimenting and producing a video that focuses on something in a specific country and then analyse the viewings etc. eg how is it that Belgium and Luxembourg can index link both public and private wages to inflation etc. just an idea. I don’t want to distract you
We are hoping to do translated vidcoes soon. Then that would make more sense.