tags: Religion, weird beliefs, suicide bombings, wars, funny, humor, comedy, social commentary, mind control, streaming video
The first time this video was uploaded to youtube, it was removed for being "inappropriate." Fortunately, a bunch of people also uploaded it to their youtube accounts and mirrored it. Well, the original filmographer uploaded it again, so youtube .. it's baaaack!
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They (the YouTube overlords) must read this blog, 'cuz the video seems to have been inappropriated again...
it's still there. i am watching it right now. what sort of error did you get?
This morning while leaving a restaurant, I spied a full color flyer advertising a local church with a list of the pastor's favorite subjects.
At the top was "Nazi Germany; an example of what can happen when a nation forgets God."
I'm sitting here wondering how a congregation of nearly 300 in a retirement community can be devoid of persons that will quietly give the pastor historic perspective.
YouTube.com makes every effort to be as conscientious, consistent and fair as possible in their 'acceptable upload' policy - it's not like they make these decisions by having a monkey fling poo at a blackboard. They use three monkeys, and average the results.
The monkeys don't seem to have a pro-religion bias, but they always get excited when they see a clip of Ray Comfort and his banana.
what sort of error did you get?
A circle-made-of-little-circles-spinning-for-about-ten-minutes error.
But the vid works very nicely for me now... (thx!)