the RATbastid thought it was cool when his RAT friends saw it but NOT when the rest of the world saw it...
Posted on 04/27/2012 12:24:08 PM PDT by ColdOne
The YouTube channel where Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe’s office originally discovered the video of EPA official Al Armendariz speak about his “crucify them” enforcement philosophy has scrubbed the original video and lodged a complaint against Inhofe to YouTube.
The source and now YouTube complainant, David McFatridge of “Citizen Media for We The People,” is an environmentalist and, according to Inhofe’s office, has eliminated all content related to Armendariz’s speech from his YouTube channel.
The original video now turns of an error notice that reads: “This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by David McFatridge.”
McFatridge’s complaint comes despite the fact that his page reads, “Consider ALL video Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)”.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
got it.
Need a conservative alternative to YouTube.
Communist politics aside, I’m always uncomfortable when one entity has such dominance in any area of commerce/media/whatever.
McFatridge? Really people have a name McFatridge? I mean come on really? Fatridge is one thing but add the Mc and well I don’t think I could hold a straight face if someone introduced themselves as Mr. McFatridge, just saying....
They hate being exposed like Cockroaches hate the light!
It can never be removed ... try the Wayback Machine
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Wayback complies with explicit requests to remove content from their database. Sites can also prohibit wayback from saving their content.
the RATbastid thought it was cool when his RAT friends saw it but NOT when the rest of the world saw it...
This dope put a “Creative Commons” license on the video [re-use permitted with credit] and never, ever even gave it a moment’s thought that someone, somewhere might object to it. I shall be interested to see how Youtube responds to Inhofe.
The headline implies that YouTube took the video down, but the article says the person or channel who posted it took it down.
They pulled it because it was going viral and they had to stop the negativity, just like the “If I wanted America to Fail’ video.
My eyes are bleary from watching NBA playoff games over the weekend.....Last one was incredible for Clipper fans.
We need to runover the EPA like the Clippers did to the Memphis team.
Oh damn....I like that one.
We need to runover the EPA like the Clippers did to the Memphis team.
Yes we do, see if you can find the If you want America to Fail video. It’ll chill you to the bone and make you want to start using an arsenal.
I gave him a copy.
LiveLeak seems to end up with everything YouTube censors.
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