The entire western world was digusted after hearing that China was going to introduce Internet censorship to their country.  And one of the most audible criticisms came the the government of the US of A.  Highlighting how fortunate the American people are to live in a free country, bereft of such tyrannical savoir faire.  Remember?

Well looky who has egg on their face now.

Something I would have never thought imaginable a few short years ago… the U.S.A. has joined ranks with the commies and is now also censoring Internet content.  Funny thing is though, that we are not talking about some horrific images of blown off heads by Al-Qaeda, or similar.  This censored (actually banned) content is a documentary by CBC Documentary Unit producer Terence McKenna, who takes a retrospective look at U.S. President George W. Bush, in the lead up to the American presidential election – entitled “The Bush Years“.

You would think that of all people, American’s should be able to watch a documentary about their own president – right?  But, if you happen to be an American living in the U.S.A. and want to watch “The Bush Years” on YouTube – you will promptly see: “This video is not available in your country.”

So, I wonder what those ‘Bush Years’ reveal that most of the world doesn’t already know? Hmmm!

Perhaps it’s time to bring life back into that ridiculous phrase, so overused by neo-con — in fact all Political/NWO arse-lickers (or simple morons) — as it now does seem very apropo, and that is: “If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear?”  Or do such sayings only apply to the stupid sheeple who are forced to face ever increasing abuse, bankster frauds, debt, theft, tyranny and fascism from those who are there to apparently ’serve & protect’?

So… WTF is happening???  Yes, that is a rhetorical question – in fact as many of us already know, this is just the begining, a very small sampling of things to come if everyone continues to keep their heads stuck up their… ok… heads burried in the sand (is that better?).

But for now, I’m just wondering where I can sit down, boot-up the old PC and in my relaxed western dream-like state, watch this flipping documentary online?  Hey, maybe in China! 

“But… mon dieu, I ave joost found ze Canadian webseet wherrr zay showw eet   Sooksess!” 

Oh, oh… I’ve spotted a line of text under the video player which says: “Please note: Full length films are only available from within Canada.”  What the F#%&… and what the heck do they call that… reverse censorship?  And in CANADA!!!? (but hey, the documentary seems to actually play – let’s see for how long… Click here to watch it).

So, should I start waving a red flag now or later!?

The below image is a screen capture, taken from a computer monitor located in the U.S.A. – look at the top pink bar where it clearly states “This video is not available in your country.”

Tweet This Post