It was removed, then replaced. Messages people wrote in response to it
were deleted.
It's called "Question Your Reality".
http://www.infowars.com/?p=669&cp=17#comments
Now, if there's no reason to question our reality and if the claims
were untrue, then why would You Tube, owned by Google, have censored
it?
D2
Because their brains have been reprogrammed by Noam.
I found the video too boring to watch in its entirety.
You could probably ensure that a video would be
pulled by Google by including a small amount of
copyrighted material, then (perhaps under a
different identity) complaining to Google about it.
This game could be run several times, ensuring
that the video was seen as being suppressed
even while it was visible.
As for the content (quite available at the
moment, and seemingly pretty fact-free) -- there
are various possibilities. Most likely, I think, Alex
Jones is simply in business. He has several videos
for sale, and there are people who want to hear
someone raving about conspiracy theory. A
supplier, consumers -- behold, a market!
Another more conspiratorial interpretation is
that the purveyors of weird conspiracy theories
help cover up the more mundane and more
factual conspiracies and other misdeeds of
governments and other elites. Thus Alex
Jones, instead of or besides being in business
for himself, might also be paid off by those who
have an interest in drawing attention away
from the very plain old plotting carried out
by government, corporations and institutions
every day, not to exterminate the human race
but only to make themselves a little richer,
a little more powerful. For instance, it is
much more exciting to believe that the World
Trade Center was deliberately demolished
with mysteriously planted explosives, than
to believe they were not properly built in the
first place for buildings which had a certain
chance of being hit by an airplane.
Another possibility is that Jones is actually
in the grip of paranoid delusions, and thus
provides thousands with such entertainment
as the video mentioned.
And any combination of the above is also
possible.
Then again, it might just be the Martians pissed off because their spaceship
is being held hostage at Area 51.......
I wonder if Jones makes any money with his
routine? It would be simple enough to cause
Google to "suppress" a video, as I've outlined
above. And raving for five or ten minutes in
front of a video camera shouldn't be too hard.
With a little inexpensive special-effects software
you could turn your head into a sea anemone at
the end, and inform the audience that their
brains had _already_ been replaced by Saturnian
moon worms. Fill out with a soundtrack of a
few Ministry cuts. Sounds like a best-seller to
me.
Sad thing is, there will be those who then insist it is real footage and
those who deny it are self-hating Saturnian-moon-worm-hosts.......
I do not see this as sad. It provides entertainment
for many, and income for a few.
True.......:-)