US military unveils its answer to YouTube: TroopTube

US military unveils its answer to YouTube: TroopTube

www.guardian.co.uk

Eighteen months after American troops were banned from using a number of social networking websites, the Pentagon has unveiled its latest scheme to prevent classified material leaking onto the internet: TroopTube.

The US military yesterday pulled back the curtains on its own version of YouTube, which it hopes will satisfy both the demand from troops for communication with friends and family, and the Department of Defense's requirements for secrecy.

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I hadn't heard that the US Military banned YouTube and other social networking sites until I saw this story today. The Pentagon cites security concerns and excessive bandwidth usage as the reasons for the bans. I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking that the military's primary concern was troop exposure to all the "Truth" material on YouTube.

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That IRAQ UFO video was a great breakthrough.
Now I can point out beam spots on UFOs and help the cause.
Best to the troops, we will conquer the oppressors.
Expect to go to the New Nuremberg Trials in New York City.
Don't forget to bring a lunch.
And your own liquid.

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Not only are the videos screened by military employees, they are also sent to a "speech to text" engine, thus making it easy to find videos that have keywords you are interested in. Isn't that special? This can also instantly alert military personnel of any subversive content posted to TrooTube.

Maybe it's time for a new universal language?!

Thats funny... they mean prevent the truth from getting to troops.. The U.S military not having bandwidth is funny.. didn't they invent the internet?

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Well it is true the Military uses the most advanced equipment from the
cartels.
The troops might be able to tell us a lot of secret processes that have not
been published to the public.
We can then talk about them on the net while cartel agents pick them
off to sell for more money.
Real secrets and not the phony ones.
The biggest cartel secret was flying over their heads at night.
The vertical beams just about uncovered the Tesla bulb existence.
Links and more in my profile if something escapes you.