Egregious Errors

Some language blunders just leap out at you. Take this one by Mark Moss as shown in Figure 1. He is saying that "The US Dollar Is Under An Eminent Attack | Prepare Now". Oh dear, he means that it's under imminent attack, doesn't he? Maybe I'm missing something. Perhaps there is such a thing as an eminent attack. China is certainly an eminent country so if it attacks the US Dollar then maybe that constitutes an eminent attack. I don't know.

Figure 1: video source

Anyway, I left a comment and received the following cryptic replies as shown in Figure 2:

Figure 2

Now I know that Hugo from Hugo Talks is guilty of a misspelling. See Figure 3.

Figure 3: video source

Again, I left a comment but received no reply. Brazenly, the mistake is still there for a shocked world to see. Alternative media videos are easily dismissed simply because they challenge the mainstream narrative. Spelling mistakes, like 'seperate' instead of 'separate', and misapplied words, like 'eminent' instead of 'imminent', only give the critics extra ammunition. It's disappointing that content creators are unconcerned about errors pointed out to them.