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If you have the time, it's worth it to see what's actually going on.
Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
October 29, 2011
In the clip below taken from Infowars Nightly News, Alex Jones reveals the hypocrisy of the transnational corporation Google and its popular video asset YouTube.
YouTube has not only blocked the ability to embed the video from the Alex Jones channel, but has used a host of tricks to prevent it from being viewed, including forcing users to register with YouTube to view adult content and include an email address. This works as a delisting to block views and in essence cosigns the video to the dead zone of porn and other questionable content.
The following is a temporary fix to YouTube’s undermining. We are working on hosting a version on our servers and it will be included here soon.
The second half of the Friday night Infowars Nightly News broadcast, however, was not locked down by YouTube because it does not include video footage of a Libyan child with the lower half of his face blown away, a powerful yet disgusting piece of truth information that will further turn the tide of popular opinion against the global elite’s endless wars and slaughter of innocents in much the same way the media in the late 1960s and early 1970s diminished public support for the Vietnam War.
In 2008, YouTube made national headlines when it responded to calls by the government to pull videos that involved "inciting others to violence.” The demand was spearheaded by a notorious warmonger, Sen. Joseph Liberman, who said YouTube was being used by al-Qaeda and affiliated groups as a platform to disseminate propaganda.
In 2010, the site announced it had removed hundreds of videos of American cleric and Pentagon dinner guest Anwar al-Awlaki (who was later allegedly killed in a Predator drone strike in Yemen).
YouTube, however, does not publicize its ongoing and systematic effort to censor political videos and videos that portray war crimes committed by the U.S. in Iraq, Afghanistan, and most recently Libya on the facetious claim that they violate YouTube’s terms of service agreement.
Violence that serves the political objectives of the globalists – for instance, the CIA’s “Arab Spring” color revolution currently underway in the Middle East – will be reviewed by a “community” group organized by the corporate media spin-off Beet TV.
Media not fronted by transnational corporations and deemed politically unacceptable by the government will continue to be pulled off the popular website. Alex Jones has experienced this on several occasions, most notably after a video of the sadistic murder of a puppy by U.S. soldiers in Iraq was pulled from the site.
YouTube also removed a helicopter gunship video posted on Alex Jones’ channel showing the murder of journalists and civilians by the U.S. military in Iraq. The video was released by Wikileaks. YouTube later restored the video after it was roundly criticized and accused of censorship.
YouTube’s censorship campaign in collaboration with the government is an extension of a Pentagon propaganda effort instituted when Bush Senior invaded Iraq in 1991. As Alex notes in the above video, prior to 1991 the media routinely aired footage of atrocities and war crimes committed in Vietnam, most prominently the napalming of a Vietnamese girl, Phan Thi Kim Phuc, in 1972. The footage was shown on national television along with images of wounded and dead U.S. soldiers and the self-immolation of Buddhist monks.
In order to reduce the negative impact of the “Vietnam Syndrome” – the anti-war sentiment of the public and its impact on foreign policy directives issued by the globalists – the Pentagon instituted not only outright censorship and the “embedding” of handpicked journalists, but also directly targeted independent journalists, a practice that became pronounced during the second invasion of Iraq in 2003.
The Pentagon’s over-the-top censorship was most obvious when it banned coverage of veterans returning in flag-draped coffins at the Dover AF base in Delaware.
Alex has indicated that if YouTube decides to ban his latest video (above) as it has done without hesitation in the past, he may hire First Amendment lawyers and sue Google for its effort to block coverage of war crimes committed by the globalists.
Because the establishment media refuses to show the immense human cost associated with Obama’s war crimes in Libya – and also Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and currently on a roll in Africa – the dissemination of video on alternative platforms like YouTube is crucial to providing information to the American people so they can witness the truth and make political decisions.
YouTube claims to be a user-generated video content site. It is time to force Google and YouTube to live up to this claim and allow all kinds of video – including antiwar videos and those that criticize the state – to be posted.
In order to do this, it may take legal action to force the corporation to live up to its advertising claims or show its real hand and admit its role as merely another arm in the propaganda effort by the global elite.
The following is backup video in the event the YouTube version above disappears:
Full video on justin.tv
.
If you have the time, it's worth it to see what's actually going on.
Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
October 29, 2011
In the clip below taken from Infowars Nightly News, Alex Jones reveals the hypocrisy of the transnational corporation Google and its popular video asset YouTube.
YouTube has not only blocked the ability to embed the video from the Alex Jones channel, but has used a host of tricks to prevent it from being viewed, including forcing users to register with YouTube to view adult content and include an email address. This works as a delisting to block views and in essence cosigns the video to the dead zone of porn and other questionable content.
The following is a temporary fix to YouTube’s undermining. We are working on hosting a version on our servers and it will be included here soon.
The second half of the Friday night Infowars Nightly News broadcast, however, was not locked down by YouTube because it does not include video footage of a Libyan child with the lower half of his face blown away, a powerful yet disgusting piece of truth information that will further turn the tide of popular opinion against the global elite’s endless wars and slaughter of innocents in much the same way the media in the late 1960s and early 1970s diminished public support for the Vietnam War.
In 2008, YouTube made national headlines when it responded to calls by the government to pull videos that involved "inciting others to violence.” The demand was spearheaded by a notorious warmonger, Sen. Joseph Liberman, who said YouTube was being used by al-Qaeda and affiliated groups as a platform to disseminate propaganda.
In 2010, the site announced it had removed hundreds of videos of American cleric and Pentagon dinner guest Anwar al-Awlaki (who was later allegedly killed in a Predator drone strike in Yemen).
YouTube, however, does not publicize its ongoing and systematic effort to censor political videos and videos that portray war crimes committed by the U.S. in Iraq, Afghanistan, and most recently Libya on the facetious claim that they violate YouTube’s terms of service agreement.
Violence that serves the political objectives of the globalists – for instance, the CIA’s “Arab Spring” color revolution currently underway in the Middle East – will be reviewed by a “community” group organized by the corporate media spin-off Beet TV.
Media not fronted by transnational corporations and deemed politically unacceptable by the government will continue to be pulled off the popular website. Alex Jones has experienced this on several occasions, most notably after a video of the sadistic murder of a puppy by U.S. soldiers in Iraq was pulled from the site.
YouTube also removed a helicopter gunship video posted on Alex Jones’ channel showing the murder of journalists and civilians by the U.S. military in Iraq. The video was released by Wikileaks. YouTube later restored the video after it was roundly criticized and accused of censorship.
YouTube’s censorship campaign in collaboration with the government is an extension of a Pentagon propaganda effort instituted when Bush Senior invaded Iraq in 1991. As Alex notes in the above video, prior to 1991 the media routinely aired footage of atrocities and war crimes committed in Vietnam, most prominently the napalming of a Vietnamese girl, Phan Thi Kim Phuc, in 1972. The footage was shown on national television along with images of wounded and dead U.S. soldiers and the self-immolation of Buddhist monks.
In order to reduce the negative impact of the “Vietnam Syndrome” – the anti-war sentiment of the public and its impact on foreign policy directives issued by the globalists – the Pentagon instituted not only outright censorship and the “embedding” of handpicked journalists, but also directly targeted independent journalists, a practice that became pronounced during the second invasion of Iraq in 2003.
The Pentagon’s over-the-top censorship was most obvious when it banned coverage of veterans returning in flag-draped coffins at the Dover AF base in Delaware.
Alex has indicated that if YouTube decides to ban his latest video (above) as it has done without hesitation in the past, he may hire First Amendment lawyers and sue Google for its effort to block coverage of war crimes committed by the globalists.
Because the establishment media refuses to show the immense human cost associated with Obama’s war crimes in Libya – and also Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and currently on a roll in Africa – the dissemination of video on alternative platforms like YouTube is crucial to providing information to the American people so they can witness the truth and make political decisions.
YouTube claims to be a user-generated video content site. It is time to force Google and YouTube to live up to this claim and allow all kinds of video – including antiwar videos and those that criticize the state – to be posted.
In order to do this, it may take legal action to force the corporation to live up to its advertising claims or show its real hand and admit its role as merely another arm in the propaganda effort by the global elite.
The following is backup video in the event the YouTube version above disappears:
Full video on justin.tv
.
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