Succumbing to elite p e d o p h i l e s, Youtube purges Amazing Polly and other accounts for supporting QAnon conspiracies.

In one of her videos, Amazing Polly casually noted that the furniture items sold on an online seller called WayFair was named after missing children and that the items were marked up by thousands of dollars.

This caught the imagination of several people, not conspiracy theorists, but ordinary people who followed her lead and revealed more. It spread like wildfire.

Some apologists for some MSM outfit, probably NYT, asked WayFair and debunked the conspiracy theory. How? WayFair says that the items were marked up by a supplier.

Amazing Polly later quoted WayFair website where they claim that all products are sourced and priced by WayFair. It is not a multiple seller platform like Amazon.

Did MSM roll back their exoneration of WayFair? No, the WayFair conspiracy theory has been debunked. Case closed. After that, there were several article calling for a ban on Qanon supporters on Social Media sites. Eventually, Amazing Polly’s account got deleted.

Amazing Polly should write a book with her research. By creating well-researched videos, she created a lot of money and subscribers only for YouTube and very little for her.

Here is my blog post for all those affected by Youtube purges:

How YouTubers can beat Google censorship of their channel
https://moralvolcano.wordpress.com/2020/01/18/how-youtubers-can-beat-google-censorship-of-their-channel/

Update: A Polly has posted new videos. You can find them at:
http://amazingpolly.net/
https://www.bitchute.com/channel/ZofFQQoDoqYT/

These sites do not support RSS feeds yet.

Mark Dice uses Pig Latin. Amazing Lucas uses code words. Steven Crowder has removed several videos. Even the sweetest conservative Lauren Chen has to self-censor herself. YouTube has become TheyTube (a la the Rowdy Piper movie They Live).

YouTube allows music videos from people like Kanye West and Beyonce on its online video service to have filthy lyrics and obscene graphics. They are governed under little or no restrictions.

For ordinary folks who call themselves independent content creators, Youtube has a different set of rules. There are community guidelines, unwritten rules, copyright strikes, demonetization, and shadow-banning.

CocoScope.com

Gag.com is a Twitter alternative but it is always mentioned in mainstream media as a right-wing extremist platform and consequently was forced out of payment gateways.

YouTube alternatives such as BitChute (https://www.bitchute.com/) have been spared that kind of attack because they are yet to overcome bandwidth and cost hurdles. Bitchute is hoping to survive on donations and p2p technologies. Sites like DailyMotion and MetaCafe have been there for a long time but they do not seem to have the audience that YouTube has. The new upstarts like Bitchute are trying to create a mass-market following that Dailymotion et al have been unable to attract.

I tested these YouTube alternatives. The videos are slow. (I am unable to stream YouTube so imagine how slow the alternatives are.) One new alternative is CocoScope.com. It is surprisingly fast.

Interestingly, it was created by an erotic model and Youtuber who goes by the name Piper Blush. She is surprisingly well-informed about the technical and business aspects of the fraud known as YouTube. Just listen to her. What is more surprising is that this rebellion has come from a woman who has voluntarily “submitted” herself to a “master” and wears a collar to show it to the world. Shame on all Youtubers!

In part one, I revealed that the experiment is not about you. It’s about YouTube… I decided to go to Community Guidelines school. You heard me right. I took my big backpack filled with all of the knowledge I had acquired in my first year at YouTube plus I took a few extracurricular courses with the YouTube counselor assigned to my channel. She told me all of the elements I needed to change to be back in YouTube’s good graces. She even went as far as to tell me my channel wasn’t the real issue here. YouTube didn’t approve of my lifestyle choices, especially me not wearing a bra, being submissive and most importantly most of my viewers were male. This was reconfirmed yesterday when my part one video was age-restricted by YouTube. I’m not surprised I wasn’t wearing a bra.

By the way, these rules don’t apply to music videos. YouTube’s VEVO has different rules… Don’t you think it’s unfair that creators much like myself and all of the other creators on YouTube that are not musicians…

I created an entirely new channel right here on YouTube from scratch… I respected all of YouTube’s rules and Community Guidelines. I wore a bra to hide my nipples. I wore a turtleneck to hide my collar. I never spoke of submission or anything related to my lifestyle choices. I never ever posted a link to my personal website or refer to it verbally because YouTube analyzes every word. I even made new social media like Facebook Instagram and Twitter to be linked to this new channel. It was a fresh start with no ties no traces to my past lives or channels and I told no one. If you did find me because this channel now has a little over 5,000 subscribers now.

Are you ready for this? Open your ears. After a week, my new channel made all of the monetization requirements so I enable channel monetization. As I flip the switch, all of the money icons popped up. Before even they were turned on, they were already all yellow. [Not qualified for monetization.]

To be honest, I wasn’t surprised. I predicted it. YouTube is owned by Google one of the biggest whale of data and privacy policies in the world. Don’t be misled. They are no different than Facebook. YouTube keeps all of your information all of your videos – the public, the unlisted, the private, even the deleted ones. They cross-reference all of this information with technologies such as facial recognition, voice recognition and automatic closed caption.

… I was right all along. As soon as you open a new channel, YouTube accesses all of your information. They know who you are before you even publish your very first video. You can never escape your past. It confirmed my fears. Once YouTube has placed you in their bad creator list, you can never go on to the good list again, even if you start from nothing and change everything. YouTube doesn’t give out second chances. Keep in mind that there are too many videos for the number of ads to run. They don’t need more creators. They already have their preferred creators. There’s more. I haven’t told you everything yet.

I had all of this figured out in mid-january 2018. About 6 months in the Piper Blush experiment, I realized, I could not depend on YouTube to provide me with a sustainable source of income. So, I explored the alternatives to youtube like patreon and twitch only to realize that the same problem always occurred. Creators were putting their 3 meals a day, their homes, their source of income, their whole life really in the hands of mega-corporations. Hmmm. Three different names – YouTube, patreon, twitch. All the same none of them provide creators with the financial security and liberty of expression that they really need.

Once a creator publishes a video, he or she is subjected to the fear of it being degraded by other creators, removed for censorship reason, or worst demonetized. So, I took all of the money I had left in my bank account and hired a firm to realize my vision of the perfect video platform. I have been working on this alternative to YouTube for the past ten months. The need for a platform made by creators for creators is now we cannot continue to live our lives with this unshakeable fear that we’re just slaves working for these mega corporations. They make the decisions there is no appealing them. They choose your faith so why trust them?

I present you CocoScope.com where creators can host and monetize their content without fear of censorship CocoScope is still in alpha. That’s why I need your support. I need the help of everyone watching. You might not be a creator but you can make a difference in a creator’s life by telling them about CocoScope by joining our forces we can create a community where creators can express themselves freely, where subscribers can support channels into making more videos and where watchers can give their views to the content that they enjoy.

I invite you to go to CocoScope and share the platform on your social medias. Spread the word with anyone you think would benefit from a censorship free platform.

The site says it is easy for content creators to monetize their videos and they will not censor anything.

• Clear Content Rules: You don’t have to worry about your videos suddenly being removed because you didn’t follow some vague community guideline.
• Instant Monetization: No need to wait for us to approve you – create your account and you are ready for business.
• Public and Exclusive Videos: Cocoscope allows you to host both public videos and videos available only to your paying subscribers, with no restrictions or limits, for free.

CocoScope, as it is now, has some rough edges but the videos are not stalling. Sites like this will be useful only if online video content creators focus on developing their own closed networks (audience) and jealously guard it. They should not let video platforms control it. This can be done by having an independent website and relying on the anonymous RSS technology as the mode of subscription, as explained in my blog post “How YouTubers can beat Google censorship of their channel” (https://moralvolcano.wordpress.com/2020/01/18/how-youtubers-can-beat-google-censorship-of-their-channel/).

The transcript was created using DownSub.com.

UPDATE (December 2021): This was not a sponsored post. I do not know the girl. I am not even a paying customer of that site. I was in search of Youtube alternatives and this girl’s experience and alternative were striking. See my comment below. In the meantime, I found several alternatives for Youtube.

• diytube.video: This site is fast but uses its own cryptocoin to pay content creators. Another boondoggle. The owner is an off-grid and DIY enthusiast. He is not a rich person. He seems to be harassed by gangstalkers. I use the site to see episodes of Dukes Of Hazzard. This 80s TV series was removed from cable TV because the Duke’s car had the Confederate flag on it. That is now racist. It is not racist and the TV series was not racist.
• Rumble.com: Rumble is supported by big money now and it seems to be a viable alternative to Youtube. It has become a haven for conservative commentators like Donald Trump Jr and Dinesh D’Souza. Dinesh seems to be a big Zionist supporter. He says Israeli military gives a five-minute warning before they hit an apartment complex. Maybe he will change his mind if they hit his residence with a five-minute warning. Mark Dice has a channel too but he is not updating it. Makes me suspicious. Maybe because Rumble does not pay that much now.

Tubi TV is a free alternative to Amazon Prime and Netflix. I hate all new movies and TV shows. They are full of clueless millennials, special effects and wokeness. So, Amazon Prime and Netflix are not the option for me. Tubi TV is what I am watching all the time now. Kodi TV had a plugin for this but it also has a separate Android app. Just buy a cheap Android box and install the app. Tubi TV is owned by Fox and has plenty of old movies, TV shows and stand-up comedies. The videos are high-quality and many old B/W movies and TV shows have been colorized. I now regret the time I spent downloading low-quality versions of the same videos from Youtube. This streaming service is ad-supported and I have seen one ad after several days of watching.