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YouTube is a popular website owned by Google which is used for viewing and hosting videos.

Contents 1 Origins 2 Politically-Correct Censorship 3 See also 4 External links 5 References

Origins

Launched in February of 2005, Youtube was sold to Google in October of 2006 for 1,650 million U.S. dollars.

Politically-Correct Censorship

Youtube has developed a policy of deleting politically-incorrect videos (including all references to Holocaust revisionism). Soft-pornography, however, is allowed.

In December of 2008, Youtube signed an agreement with Jewish hate-group The Anti-Defamation League of B'Nai Brith (ADL). The ADL agreed to provide volunteers to monitor videos and user-comments to “combat racism, anti-semitism, and violence.”^[1] This measure has resulted in thousands of video deletions, user bannings, and comment-deletions.

From August of 2009, the German-government-sponsored anti-nationalist campaign “The Fight Against the Right” (“Kampf gegen Rechts”) came to the German-Youtube. A “Student-Contest Against Intolerance” was organized, in which youth are encouraged to submit politically-correct videos.

See also

• Podblanc, a “white nationalist YouTube”.
• 88Tube, a smaller white-nationalist video-hosting site.

External links

• PodBlanc main site.
• 88Tube main site.
• YouTube page.
• Google Video, a searching engine which scans both YouTube and Google Video archives.

References

1. ↑ From Spanish Metapedia