Eric Dubay

Eric Dubay

Real name	Eric Dubay
Main platform	YouTube
Papa flerf	N/A
Flerfzi?	yes
Religiflerf?	Not exactly. He's a Satanist.
Drinks urine?	not yet confirmed
Adopted By	not adopted yet
Teeth	slightly less than full set

Eric Dubay is one of the most prominent figures in the modern flat Earth movement. Author of 200 Proofs the Earth is Not a Spinning Ball, his work is among the the most cited by flat Earthers. Each of his "200 proofs" has been roundly and easily debunked. Despite his prevalence in the flat Earth community, Dubay refuses to debate anyone, including (especially!) the flat-Earth-debunking YouTubers.

Dubay was/is a yoga teacher in Thailand, mostly uploading yoga-related content on his YouTube channel until September 2018, when his content started to focus mainly on conspiracy and flat Earth. The earliest videos on his channel are his "200 proofs" narrated in several languages.

Known accounts

Social media

• YouTube
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Website

• Website

200 "Proofs"

Dubay is the author of 200 Proofs Earth is Not a Spinning Ball, in which he manages to misunderstand just about every discipline related to physics, astronomy, navigation and geodesy, while sprinkling in a fair share of quotes from Samuel Rowbotham's Zetetic Astronomy: Earth Not a Globe.

Debunks

Because Earth is obviously not flat, every single one of Dubay's "proofs" can be easily and thoroughly debunked. Notable responses include:

• FlatEarth.ws
• Greater Sapien
• Professor Dave Explains

Flerfzis evidence

"Proof" 198 from Dubay's book gives a good indication of his Flerfzism.

"Proof" 198

Some say the idea of an inter-generational world-wide conspiracy to delude the masses sounds implausible or unrealistic, but these people need only familiarize themselves with the works and writings of Freemasons themselves, for example John Robison who exposed this in his 1798 book, “Proofs of a Conspiracy Against All the Religions and Governments of Europe Carried Out in the Secret Meetings of the Freemasons, Illuminati and Reading Societies.” Supreme Commander of the 33rd degree Albert Pike was quite forthcoming in several letters regarding the Masons' ultimate goal of world domination, and in the Zionist “Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion” the exact plan by which this would be and has been carried out is completely disclosed.

The images are Yugoslavian anti-Semitic propaganda from 1941: Belgrade’s Anti-Masonic Exhibition. The posters, from left to right:

1. Who outweighs you? No one! Because the Jew is holding the scale. Attend the Anti-Masonic Exhibition–Then you will know for certain.
2. Come and see the Anti-Masonic Exhibition. The Jewish dream of world domination is now disappearing under the attack from finally awakened nationalism! How? Learn about it at the Anti-Masonic Exhibition.
3. The Jew’s Arsenal: Democracy, Freemasonry, Communism, Capitalism.

The Nazi regime occupied most of Yugoslavia by April of 1941. After a Serbian uprising in July of that year, a "Grand Anti-Masonic Exhibition" opened in Belgrade on October 22nd, funded by SS occupiers and supported by Milan Nedic, the collaborationist local ruler. The language used in these posters is Serbian, even though the Cyrillic alphabet hadn’t been used there for many years and Serbia had become part of the newly-created Yugoslavia in 1918. The main thrust of the exhibition, which ran for three months, was to intensify hatred against the Jews, a fact made abundantly clear by these graphics even though the name of the exhibition vaguely attempts to make the viewer believe otherwise. In addition to the presentation itself, an enormous amount of support propaganda material was produced–over 200,000 various brochures, 60,000 posters, 100,000 flyers, 176 propaganda movie clips, four different postage stamps, and more. The central theme was an alleged Jewish-Communist-Masonic plot for world domination. As seen here, Judaism is portrayed as the source of world evil–be it as the motivating force behind the world’s spin, as the controlling force behind the uneasy equilibrium between the forces of capitalism and communism, or as an odious caricature of serpentine wickedness. Even though Serbian partisan groups often tried to save Jews from victimization, Serbian newspapers such as Obnova (Renewal) and Nasa Borba (Our Struggle) praised this exhibit, and a few months later, Serbian authorities issued postage stamps commemorating the opening of this vile, yet well-attended exhibit.

Source: Belgrade’s Anti-Masonic Exhibition posters [1]

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