Effective Activism - YouTube Censorship

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http://www.atlanteanconspiracy.com/2009/05/effective-activism-youtube-censorship.html

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TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2009

Effective Activism - YouTube Censorship

As most of you are probably aware, both The Alex Jones Channel and Jason Bermas' Infowarrior Channel have been taken down from YouTube. Google owns YouTube and Bilderberg group owns Google CEO Eric Schmidt, so you can see the chain of command. Also note, YouTube has been censoring/deleting videos for a long time if this is news to you. When Loose Change, Terrorstorm, Endgame, and Zeitgeist (important anti-NWO documentaries) made it to the number 1 most viewed spot they systematically deleted them. Then when users re-uploaded and brought numbers back up, YouTube disabled it's "most viewed" videos feature to prevent them showing up on the front page.

Having said this, do NOT underestimate the power of YouTube in spreading this information and waking people up to the New World Order! More people wake up to 911, the Federal Reserve, and the rest of the agenda through YouTube videos than any other method, period. So do not abandon YouTube because of this move! It is more important now than ever to start your own YouTube Channel and upload as many important clips as you can. If you are deleted, don't be discouraged, it means you are effective, just start up another channel.

So after you start your YouTube Channel, download the program "YouTube Downloader" which allows you to download and convert any videos currently on YouTube. Download all videos that you think are important and re-upload them under your account. Then, don't stop with just YouTube. Open accounts with the other top video sharing sites and upload to those! Here's a list of dozens of highly trafficked video sites. If you're looking for ways you can fight the NWO, this is by far one of the most effective ways.

Also as a side note, one of the most important things when you upload these videos is "tags." Make sure to write as many relevant tags as you can think of so your videos show up in searches. Once you run out of relevant tags, you can even throw in some semi-relevant or irrelevant tags as well in order to get ranking on searches that aren't directly related to the material. This is a great way to wake up sleepy sheeple who would never come across such material except that you, say perhaps, put "American Idol" as a tag for an Alex Jones video ;-)