Walls Commentary - David Demers

I found an archive of YT Walls’ video archive – here’s how I’m handling these so that more people can experience/enjoy his TCAP commentaries.

Videos will be published, in alphabetical order, in groups of nine (YouTube will only allow me to upload nine a day, since I’m not going to “verify” this channel) – if you want to make a request, leave me a message and I’ll load it in the next day’s video batch upload.

Unless something pops up, I plan on uploading everyday until there are no more videos to post. Videos will also be added to the ‘Walls TCAP Commentaries’ playlist and will change since the videos are now in alphabetical order.

This channel will then go dormant (with perioding checking for ad-hoc copyright/strike issues) until further notice.

Any video that is marked as ‘Copyright’ or “Blocked” will be uploaded to Rumble, with links provided in the description.

Thanks for stopping by!

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