Google denies sales of Alex Jones new film

Hello all,

I was checking through the Russia Today youtube channel and found this interview with Alex Jones.

I quote from the RT site:

Alex Jones is a familiar face here on RT, he hosts his own radio show in Austin, Texas and recently made a film called "Fall of the Republic, the Presidency of Barack Obama". The film criticizes Obama's administration, but when he went to sell it on google's shopping site, he was told he couldn't. Jones says that google wants to dominate the market and is being discriminatory.

Its funny that google allow youtube to broadcast the video for free, yet will not allow Alex Jones to sell it on google.

I found it interesting that he mentioned that has been blocked in many countries.

Here is a link to the interview which lasts 5:41


Regards,
FL

[edit on 21-2-2010 by freelogic]

Just wanted to mention my thoughts on the whole blocking his site you mentioned that is occurring in some countries. It's so ridiculous that TPTB be allowed to block any web sites in any country and that the day we say it's ok for them to do that here in America, is the day we can kiss our freedom of speech rights away. It's never ok for a government to ever censor what you can and cannot look at they work for us let's not forget! When they try this here, which they will, be prepared to fight tooth and nail because if you don't you not only lose your freedoms you make all those who died truly trying to protect our freedoms death a death made in vain!

Have either of you checked for yourself that Jones is telling the truth?

It's there.

reply to post by Kandinsky


Its there?

Whats there?

Explain....

Originally posted by Tek-Neek55
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Its there?

Whats there?

Explain....

Probably talking about the topic of the OP, the film AJ was saying blocked.

It isn't.

www.google.com...


Once again, Alex spreads disinformation.

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Not necessarily. The article refers specifically to Alex Jones' Yahoo and Google Store accounts. Neither of those results lead to such a store.

www.infowars.com...