Must Watch - One of the Last You Tube video's coming out of Japan

This one still works!

reply to post by m.red


I'm not certain that is the case. I think it has more to do with the disconnect between the actual video and the title of the video, which incorporates information unrelated to the video itself, however relevant. See my previous post.

Absolutely unreal. I'm so tired of suppression of governments. For what ever reason it's unjustified period.

WTF could they be doing down there that they wouldn't want no cameras around???

So much for the public having a right to know!

reply to post by Anmarie96


As you must know, this video has been removed. I guess end of discussion then, huh?

reply to post by LiteraryOneTwo


I tried to go back an edit my post to give the link to the video on the top of this page. Please try that one. For as long as it lasts. Government Supression!

Anyone one of you a Stenographer?

can someone please tell us what he is saying, for those of us without sound!!!

reply to post by LiteraryOneTwo


Removed from where...I just finished watching the video. I agree they need to tell us the truth. Not knowing makes me feel more panic than knowing the truth.

reply to post by HunkaHunka


This video of ranting for the truth becomes unreasonable after awhile since the man does not have the money to leave. Life is full of risks, so no matter where you go or where you live, anything can happen to you. To blame the government for hiding something at a time when some workers are risking their own lives to solve the problem is a bit harsh if you ask me. Give it time. It will work itself out. In the meantime, don't expect that a video is going to solve your problem. I find that ridiculous to think that someone is sending videos to the outside world complaining that television is resorting to normal programming. Let it be.

ok so they justify it by saying that there isnt enough bandwidth to show any video of japan they need it for their missions. youtube and other sites have a low mission impact. did i hear that right, youtube is the most watched site in the world how is it not in their best interest to put a couple videos that show the truth, cutting communications in a time of crises so the people are in the dark and still not telling them what goes on on the tv is just plain ignorant. the world needs to see the horror so we can say the **** with red tape peoples live need help.

national journal

The partial cyber ban was imposed at the request of U.S. Pacific Command and is a “regional action,” a Cyber Command spokesman told National Journal. It affects websites like Amazon, YouTube, ESPN, eBay, and other “recreational websites... that have low mission impact

Don't know if anyone saw this yet. I've seen a lot but not this one. It's just grey, dark and so slow!

Hardly seems that it will cause all that damage.

reply to post by LiteraryOneTwo


Oh, for people who have not seen the video, the man is upset that the television program shows people smiling, acting normally, that the government is telling everyone to stay inside their homes, not to panic, etc. He complains that he does not have the money to leave, wants the outside world to know that the Japanese television industry is not conveying information to the public there. He is very upset and unreasonable at times.

I do not bellieve for one minute that p.r. can do anything until the reactor problem is solved. He keeps saying that these are the largest reactors in the world. I do not know if that is true or false, but he is clearly upset and agitated, a state that does not bring peace and calm to his family if he has family.

The video title is nothing to do with the content, it's an ongoing news story, and it makes YT look bad.
No wonder they (YT) removed it.

As for websites being blocked in Japan, that's not quite the case.
The DOD has been blocking employee access to high bandwith sites.
That's internal employees, not the general public.
Washington Post

That story is from last Monday by the way.

Here's another working copy for you to get all excited about.
Just listen to what he says, and compare that to the reality.

Now on the ATS youtube channel. Please help spread!

Originally posted by LiteraryOneTwo
reply to post by HunkaHunka

 

This video of ranting for the truth becomes unreasonable after awhile since the man does not have the money to leave. Life is full of risks, so no matter where you go or where you live, anything can happen to you. To blame the government for hiding something at a time when some workers are risking their own lives to solve the problem is a bit harsh if you ask me. Give it time. It will work itself out. In the meantime, don't expect that a video is going to solve your problem. I find that ridiculous to think that someone is sending videos to the outside world complaining that television is resorting to normal programming. Let it be.

Im sure you'd feel the same way if this happened near you and there was no media coverage, the government just tells you to stay inside and not worry. The man is angry because the government his hiding information from him, information he needs to make a decision that's in the best interest of his family. Id be pretty dammed angry too, essentially the government is treating its citizens like children and making their decisions for them.

Originally posted by ATSmediaPRO
Now on the ATS youtube channel. Please help spread!

Why?

The video title is nothing to do with the video content.

The story about internet being restricted applies to internal DOD personnel,
and is basic network management.

So the very title of the video is deceptive.
Is that really what you wish to spread?

reply to post by ommadawn


Changed title to reflect content within video!

reply to post by Maximus_Prime

Basically, what he is saying is 'The TV channels in Japan are NOT reporting the crisis at the nuclear power plant, the TV channels are broadcasting game shows and happy pizza adverts, and the guy needs to know what is happening at the Fukushima power plant. He is really pissed off, and is asking us to share his frustration.

I have copied the video just in case it is removed again.

Originally posted by ATSmediaPRO
reply to post by ommadawn

 

Changed title to reflect content within video!

I see that :-)
It is a good rant, and worth looking into further perhaps.

Mind you, I would not blaim Japan for limiting local news, so as not to start mass panic.

Why does Youtube keep taking it down?! That's well bad

What happened to freedom of speech!!!