Interesting that he says "handsome little secret service fellows" in the first video. It's also interesting to read his own comments on some of the other videos that come up on the sidebar, and how he accuses those trying to expose child abuse of being "pathological child-sex fetishists with a need to project their obsession on others because acknowledging it in themselves would be intolerable."
I watched the video on the Twitter #pizzagate feed the day before yesterday. I tried to watch it again yesterday (Saturday), and found I couldn't, as it has a content warning stating "This video may be inappropriate for some users", and requires signing in to confirm your age. Let me know if this works (never done this before): https://sli.mg/rdUIEU
I apologize for not being more technically knowledgeable, but does this mean that when the video had been posted on Twitter, it would have been watchable on the Twitter feed, even with restricted content? Even so, I'm quite sure I opened the video in a new tab and watched it on the Youtube website.
Yes, that's another way to get around age restriction, posting it to another webpage. The method I listed in previous post will actually let you watch the video on youtube though. Good to know if you ever want to watch a video without signing in.
well age restriction is very common for videos, could it be that you watched it while being signed in to youtube/google and when rewatching it you weren't?
I don't have a google/youtube account, so that couldn't have happened. If it can be shown that I have made a mistake, then of course this post should be deleted, and if so, I apologize for the waste of time.
Edit: I just conducted an experiment by posting a restricted video to Twitter. It is possible to watch the video on Twitter, but when I tried to open the video in a new tab to watch it on Youtube, it didn't work. I'm quite sure that when I watched the Aquino video on Friday, I watched it on the Youtube site.
I brought this up in another thread but thought it might deserve wider attention. The content of the restricted video can be seen in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpK-NIuisBg
Alpo ago
Interesting that he says "handsome little secret service fellows" in the first video. It's also interesting to read his own comments on some of the other videos that come up on the sidebar, and how he accuses those trying to expose child abuse of being "pathological child-sex fetishists with a need to project their obsession on others because acknowledging it in themselves would be intolerable."
tjarco ago
Looking into including this into the Timeline for PG censorship.. who has restricted access? is there any proof? screenshots? thanks!
Alpo ago
I watched the video on the Twitter #pizzagate feed the day before yesterday. I tried to watch it again yesterday (Saturday), and found I couldn't, as it has a content warning stating "This video may be inappropriate for some users", and requires signing in to confirm your age. Let me know if this works (never done this before): https://sli.mg/rdUIEU
pizzagatewillnotdie ago
Click on share, then embed, then show more to get around age restriction.
Alpo ago
I apologize for not being more technically knowledgeable, but does this mean that when the video had been posted on Twitter, it would have been watchable on the Twitter feed, even with restricted content? Even so, I'm quite sure I opened the video in a new tab and watched it on the Youtube website.
pizzagatewillnotdie ago
Yes, that's another way to get around age restriction, posting it to another webpage. The method I listed in previous post will actually let you watch the video on youtube though. Good to know if you ever want to watch a video without signing in.
Alpo ago
Good to know, thanks.
tjarco ago
well age restriction is very common for videos, could it be that you watched it while being signed in to youtube/google and when rewatching it you weren't?
Alpo ago
I don't have a google/youtube account, so that couldn't have happened. If it can be shown that I have made a mistake, then of course this post should be deleted, and if so, I apologize for the waste of time.
Edit: I just conducted an experiment by posting a restricted video to Twitter. It is possible to watch the video on Twitter, but when I tried to open the video in a new tab to watch it on Youtube, it didn't work. I'm quite sure that when I watched the Aquino video on Friday, I watched it on the Youtube site.
flyingcuttlefish ago
ED Opperman had some shows with newer info on Aquino .... https://www.youtube.com/user/lasvegaspi/search?query=Aquino
Alpo ago
I brought this up in another thread but thought it might deserve wider attention. The content of the restricted video can be seen in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpK-NIuisBg