Vaccine Sincerity Video Booted Off of You Tube

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: February 11, 2009

Does anyone know what a “terms of use” violation means on YouTube? After receiving over 12,000 hits as of Monday night, the video of the “sincerity test” for religious beliefs was booted off of YouTube. Does anyone know where else Rita Palma might get the video posted?

A Great Slogan, Don't you Think?

A Great Slogan, Don't you Think?

World Net Daily News covered this story, and that is probably what drove the hit counter crazy! When you shed light on things like this, it makes people very uncomfortable. As one investigative journalist once told me, “My job is to comfort the afflicted, and afflict the comfortable.” Thank goodness for freedom of the press! And the internet. Sometimes.

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  1. Janet W
    Posted April 16, 2009 at 4:47 pm | Permalink

    4-16-09, 12:45PM, I just checked you tube and the video is back up.

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