YouTube shuts down Palestinian Media Watch
Bookworm on Dec 19 2010 at 10:36 am | Filed under: Muslim violence, Palestinians
YouTube decided to shut down the Palestinian Media Watch (“PMW”) account, because it shows heinous and disgusting videos. The problem with YouTube’s decision is that PMW doesn’t create these heinous and disgusting videos. Instead, they are products of the Palestinian media, and PMW makes them available so that Americans can see their tax dollars at work, and so that the world can understand the belief systems driving an enemy implacable to Israel, Jews, Christians, Americans, gays, women, etc.
In other words, PMW isn’t promoting the views in the videos, it is exposing them. YouTube either fails to understand this significant difference or, worse, it does understand it, but doesn’t want the ugliness underlying Palestinian culture to be so openly displayed.
Right now, PMW’s emergency email shows that it doesn’t have a game plan for counteracting YouTube’s attack on its work. It seeks input from supporters, who might suggest tactics for reestablishing the account. As far as I’m concerned, though, writing to YouTube and explaining the difference between creating hate speech and exposing hate speech is a useful start.
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This is very bad. Remember that YouTube is a part of Google…and Google shareholders should contact Investor Relations about this evil political slant on the part of the company.
This way this works is a bunch of jihadists report the videos in question and if enough are removed (there are plenty of jihadists who make multiple accounts just to do this) then the account in question that uploaded the videos is removed as well.
Just think of it as the passive aggressive warfare Suek mentioned on the Swedish rape article.
I smell a rat.
JERUSALEM (AFP) – Palestinian prime minister Salam Fayyad has said a unilateral declaration of independence by his people would only lead to a “Mickey Mouse state” as long as Israel remains the occupying power.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8fRMqWOBuM
Sadie: is that said with a Jewish accent? ; )
Remember that YouTube is a part of Google …
AND…
Google has won a major contract to provide Google Apps for an entire federal government agency.
Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-20024398-93.html#ixzz18c9DEpRl
AND… If you have been following Z Street vs the IRS
http://zstreet.org/
You begin to smell a pack of rats.
Sadie: is that said with a Jewish accent? ; )
With a little Edward G. Robinson for good measure ; )
The borders keep blurring.
South of the Border: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez defended plans for a law that would impose broadcast-type regulations on the Internet, saying Sunday that his government should protect citizens against online crimes.
Chavez’s congressional allies are considering extending the “Social Responsibility Law” for broadcast media to the Internet, banning messages that “disrespect public authorities,” “incite or promote hatred” or crimes, or are aimed at creating “anxiety” in the population.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/12/19/AR2010121902461.html
North of the Border: An FCC source familiar with the negotiations said progress is being made in three key areas: addressing concerns about wireless carriers, limiting Internet toll lanes and adding protections for a new online pricing model. http://techdailydose.nationaljournal.com/2010/12/exclusive-fccs-dems-narrowing.php
A Mickey Mouse state? That’s not good, remember what happened to MM on Palestinian television last time–the Jews killed it.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/6257594.stm