Originally Posted by bornfree

The British government just will not leave YouTube, the video sharing website which is owned by Google, alone.
A House of Commons select committee recently criticised Google for allowing a video containing questionable content to be uploaded to YouTube (the video was removed after it had been viewed 600 times) and government bodies have also criticised YouTube in the past.
It has also criticised various social networking sites which are not owned or controlled by Google.
Here are a few hard-core facts about YouTube and Google - facts which the British government either isn't aware of or prefers not to disclose:
If you are looking for porn YouTube isn't a good website to visit. I just visited YouTube, typed in `porn', and was asked to log in as a member (no pun intended..porn, member, geddit?)
This is discouraging for a start. Most (but not all) porn sites just require visitors to confirm that they are aged over 18. This just involves clicking on a `yes' button.
I then watched three `pornographic' videos. There was some caressing but none of them displayed any sexual organs and none of them displayed any sexual contact. They didn't even display any bare breasts.
Compare this with some of the output from British TV stations such as the BBC and Channel 4, where sexual contact - heterosexual and homosexual, although admittedly simulated, and bare breasts are sometimes displayed.
Also, compare this this with certain sections of the British media, where bare breasts are obligatory.
By the standards of the British media Google is actually a very conservative, very `prudish' organisation.
Google has an advertising programme called `Adsense'. Some webmasters place Adsense ads. on their sites and receive a certain percentage whenever someone clicks on the ads.
I'm a webmaster and an Adsense publisher, ie. I publish Adsense ads. on my sites. None of my websites display images of sexual organs or sexual contact. I even avoid using the word sex, and any words relating to sex, where possible.
There's a good reason for this.
Within the Adsense publishing community it's a well-known fact that it isn't a good idea to publish any content which Google might find objectionable. It will just refuse to display any ads.
Google does not like sexually-related content of any kind.
The MP's that criticise Google and YouTube should compare it with the output from the British media before they criticise it or reach for their censorship pens.

Originally Posted by British-Conservatism

You Tube allows us to see what they dont want us to see.
Things like anti-white race attacks, Nelson Mandela singing "death to whites", Black Supremacist rallies, Islamic beheading etc.
If people see such things they will turn against immigration, multiracialism and multiculturalism.

Originally Posted by youcanhandlethetruth

Turn it into a race issue why don't you......... (not that I necessarily disagree)

It's not really about that at all - it's mainly about state sponsored terrorism and the New World Order, the EU gravy train and plan for one world government.

That's what they're frightened of the public finding out.

Then who knows, the people might actually want to overthrow the system that seeks to manipulate them.

Originally Posted by British-Conservatism

As Disraeli said "all is Race nothing else matters"

Originally Posted by British-Conservatism

As Disraeli said "all is Race nothing else matters"