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Vlog 1 controversal topic
Top ten controversal topics 1. Abortion 2. Cloning 3. Gun control 4. Censorship 5. Capital punishment 6. Scientology 7. Terrorism 8. Same sex marriage 9. Immigration 10. Racism Please be nice this is only my oppion Thank uFrom:lillyx199Views:3 1ratingsTime:11:43More inComedy

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THE AMERICAN X REPORT FOR AGES 18 THRU 45.ON CENSORSHIP, AND BEFORE YOU VOTE.
first amendment rights. ON CENSORSHIP, AND BEFORE YOU VOTE.From:AMERICANX247ableViews:1 0ratingsTime:09:37More inNews Politics

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Watch Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Full Movie Free Online
Potter Chamber of Harry Potter Secrets and the Famous Witches Wizards Card Family Sci-Fi Fantasy The Soundtrack Dobby The House Elf Part Paula dupr Pesman Children Family Michael Barnathan Tanya Seghatchian Walkthrough International Magical Measurer Hermione Granger Daniel Radcliffe Trailer movieclipsdotcom Borgin Burkes Knockturn Alley Book Characters secrets thiswouldbemike #AMG:V+++260383 Chocolate Frog adventure film Bedroom Videos Respect Videos Dresser Videos Chris Columbus Official Entertainment Playstation Molly Weasley Lucius Malfoy john williams zeppeling1993 Draco Malfoy David Heyman harry potter Blockbusters Distributor potter Ron Weasley Ford Anglia movie clips Unnecessary Enchantment Rictusempra Theatrical Featurette Definition Censored Premiere Secrets trade; trailer chamber Movie The Burrow movie film Ages 11-12 Toby Jones Censorship Dumbledore Mcgonagall sorcerer #39;s television De-gnoming dumbledore soundtrack definition radcliffe Voldemort Hollywood Exclusive Hermione Deleted Golden game Hilarious Professor Quidditch Radcliffe Animation Spellbook VideogameFrom:rockcerpoza1983Views:0 0ratingsTime:03:23More inEntertainment

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DOUBLE STANDARDS - Guest Patrick Henningsen speaks out on Press TV ban
Press TV #39;s top current affairs show #39;Double Standards #39;, invites 21st Century Wire #39;s Patrick Henningsen on the program to discuss the hypocrisy and censorship by the European Commission and the UK #39;s Ofcom regulator for banning Press TV #39;s global news channel from European satellite and cable broadcasting. When it comes to broadcaster integrity, networks like the BBC and CNN should have their licenses revoked for reporting fake news and covering up internal investigations into criminal activity. http://www.21stcenturywire.comFrom:21stCenturyWireTVViews:36 4ratingsTime:12:38More inNews Politics

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Btooom! - Episode 5 Review
The truth on why they are all on that island. Their situations get worse, and funny censorship. ---- Btooom! - Episode 5 Review #12502; #12488; #12453; #12540; #12512; - Episode 5 ReviewFrom:KieadroViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:37More inEntertainment

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PSA OUTAKE 2
"Censorship" PSA outakes filmed by Brandon Hitson, and staring Damon Jordan, and the FAM.From:Cruikshank7Views:0 0ratingsTime:00:23More inComedy

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Let #39;s Play Lucius - Part 7 - Satanic Rituals and Shocking Baths
EDIT: So I just noticed that this was scheduled to upload at 5:00pm PDT the day AFTER it was supposed to come out. Well, shit. Posting it now and hope it comes out in feeds correctly. Guess this at least means a shorter wait for the next part, right? If you like shoddy censorship, this will be your favourite part. Fun fact: that censoring job took over an hour to do, despite being really badly done.From:MildlyUpsetManViews:0 0ratingsTime:24:08More inGaming

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Mike Malloy on censorship of US history in schools (10/26/12)
October 26, 2012, hour 1, last subject of segment 3: Mike then tells a personal story about explaining the treatment of the Native Americans to his 8-year-old daughter and how he learned a jingoistic, hagiographic version of US history in high school. The lyric "all the crap I learned in high school" is from Paul Simon #39;s song "Kodachrome". Savannah photo: http://www.worldsbestbeachtowns.com John Oglethrope photo: Wikipedia CLOSING BUMPER MUSIC: "Are You Drinkin with Me Jesus?" by Jello BiafraFrom:andrewsaccount09Views:3 1ratingsTime:04:44More inNews Politics

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The following editorial appeared in the Washington Post:

As China s prime minister over the past decade, Wen Jiabao was often described as a populist and reformer, sometimes nicknamed Grandpa Wen because of his folksy willingness to meet ordinary people. One of Wen s refrains was that Chinese officials at all levels should declare their personal assets, and those of family members, in an effort to fight corruption. Wen suggested that the information should be published for all to see.

On Friday, the New York Times took Wen at his word and published an eye-opening exposi that revealed that members of his family control assets of some $2.7 billion, including interests in banks, jewelers, tourist resorts, telecommunications companies and infrastructure projects, some of it held in offshore entities. The article marks yet another startling glimpse into how China s leading families, many of them descended from Mao s generation, have used their power to become fabulously wealthy. The ouster of Bo Xilai as boss of Chongqing and the subsequent prosecutions in an alleged graft and murder scandal provided another showcase example this year.

As soon as the Times article was published, China s Internet censors forgot about Wen s desire for more openness. China blocked both the English and Mandarin websites of the Times so that hundreds of millions of its citizens could not read the account online. China also rushed to block mention of the story on popular Twitter-like

A similar Web blackout was imposed this summer after Bloomberg News described the accumulation of assets by relatives of Xi Jinping, who is expected to become China s next Communist Party leader and president.

The sudden blackout belies the supposed confidence of China s ruling elite for having built an economic superpower and shows them to be utterly at odds with the global digital revolution. Their attempt to block it underscores how deeply China s rulers fear that the truth, if fully known, would undermine their legitimacy.

Beyond Wen s personal discomfit, the Chinese leaders are sitting on a powder keg. Public anger is growing at the gap between rich and poor and at an epidemic of official corruption. A survey of Chinese citizens published this month by the Pew Global Attitudes Project showed that 81 percent of those questioned agree with the statement that the rich just get richer while the poor get poorer. Half of the respondents said corrupt officials are a very big problem, up 11 percentage points in four years. Recently, a local official in Shaanxi was ousted after microblogs distributed photos of him wearing expensive luxury watches.

Rather than unplug the Internet, Wen would show more wisdom by reaffirming his earlier desire for more transparency and disclosure. In the long run, it is the only way to build trust with China s people and the only route to becoming a real superpower in today s world.

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Their View: China censorship shows leaders still have much to hide

London, Nov 1 (ANI)

A new law in Russia that aims to protect children from harmful internet content by allowing the government to remove such websites has finally taken effect in the country.

The law was approved by both houses of parliament and signed by President Vladimir Putin in July.

According to the BBC, the authorities are now able to blacklist and force offline certain websites without a trial.

The authorities have claimed that the goal is to protect minors from websites featuring sexual abuse of children, offering details about how to commit suicide, encouraging users to take drugs and sites that solicit children for pornography.

Human rights groups have, however, said the legislation might increase censorship in the country.

According to the report, they call it another attempt by Putin to exercise control over the population.

"Of course there are websites that should not be accessible to children, but I don't think it will be limited to that," Yuri Vdovin, vice-president of Citizens' Watch, a human rights organisation based in Saint-Petersburg, said..

"The government will start closing other sites - any democracy-oriented sites are at risk of being taken offline. It will be [an attack on] the freedom of speech on the internet," Vdovin added.

--ANI

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