Under the strategy of attrition, he'll definitely connect with a subset of leftist sheep and break some away from their programming. I'm not sure why you think he is or was a sheep because he seems pretty up-to-date on a majority of relevant topics. The fact that his mannerisms and speech are effeminate doesn't mean he's incapable of critical thinking. He reminds me of some of the folks from the WalkAway campaign. Yes, many are former leftists, but not all are.

In any case, he gave enough general information out for those he's able to spark curiosity in to go searching for some answers to what will, hopefully, be growing doubts about the fake news narratives. I liked a lot of what he was communicating, but especially liked the tie-in at the end about how it's an election cycle and, poof, time to pretend the perilous p(l)andemic evaporated into thin air because, you know, that special "scyence" says this is okay. The sheep need to make those mental connections and he laid out several solid ones for them.

Actually, if you think of it from an up-on-high perspective, the sheep have been roiled quite a lot between the super stress of the C19 rollercoaster/flip-flops, scary raycist J6 "terrorists", the "threatening", "Nazi" Canadian truck drivers and their dangerous bouncy-castles (and soon-to-be USA version of this) and now the mean Ruskis causing turmoil in that part of the world. They've had to twist their brains into pretzels to make excuses for the gargantuan contradictions and hypocrisy so by now they must be exhausted. Good time to insert more doubt of those msm narratives.