In case you tried to view the controversial spoof of Clinton's failed Korea policy by filmmaker David Zucker, but were unable to get past YouTube's "flagging" process, you can see it here .
WorldNetDaily discusses the limiting of access to the video by YouTube at YouTube Blocked Video Mocking Clinton Administration:
Limits Imposed On Access To Clip Critical Of Albright-run North Korea Policy .
According to YouTube, "This video may contain content that is inappropriate for some users. To view this video, please verify you are 18 or older by logging in or signing up." Today the verification page on the spoof was removed.
Gosh, what happened to their sense of humor?
6 comments:
how do i get it to play?
Just click on where it says 'here', it will take you to the YouTube page, and it will load up automatically. Let me know if it doesn't work.
You can only have a sense of humor if you're over 18...
Or, it could've been Maddie splitting her pants...
nanc: did you ever get it to work?
brooke: they don't "limit access" to a clip from the President Bush assassination film, or to semi-pornographic stuff, but just spoof Albright splitting her pants & you get instant censorship. It's all a load of liberal hooey, I tell you!
The video shows that negotiating with maniacal liars doesn't work. I saw the video elsewhere, and I had a good chuckle. The whole (are you over 18?) thing is ridiculous. It's like you expect to see boob shots on the video or something. Puh-leeeeze! This is just a spoof, and Lord knows, Dubya gets made fun of and mocked all day long without any of this 18 or older restriction crap.
I honestly wish that the efforts made during the Clinton era would have worked, but they clearly did not. It is bull crap to say they did, and politicians who are wanting Bush to do what Clinton did are off their rocker.
It DIDN'T work, people!!!!!! Kim Jong Makes-Me-Ill has to be stopped, and I hope Bush has China by the balls over this one. He needs to pressure them in a BIG BIG BIG way to come on board and be harsh with N. Korea.
j.d.: you are a breath of fresh air. It is true that we must show N. Korea some stick instead of the Clintonian carrot. That most Americans don't see that is very troubling.
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