The morons over at Shura al Mujahideen fee Junubu Afarika (South Africa) are all a-twitter over their “brother” Jose’s arrest on terrorism charges and the implications it might — and should — have for muslims “speaking the truth” on social networking forums. Of course the well-documented transgressions committed by poor ol’ Jose are all false. *insert ginormous eye roll here.* Of COURSE they are always innocent! LOL!
As a result they are looking to “infiltrate” and “keep an eye on” anyone who is countering their BS – specifically mentioning Internet Hagannah and Operation YouTube Smackdown.
When they gather information on the supporters of the mujahideen, be it about their youtube channels and friends, blogger profiles and blogs or their facebook accounts, they share it among themselves by posting it on their forum (forum.internet-haganah.com). If any brother or sister is to come across this, make sure that you inform those who are being spied on so they may delete their accounts and start up new ones or at least so they may be more cautious.
Oh nooooooes! They are gonna watch us! Run for the hills! Hey boneheads – if 
we didn’t want you to see it, you wouldn’t know it was there — just sayin’!
Funny that they are all worried about the implications of the arrest. Probably because they are guilty of promoting terrorism at their site as well. And who do you think helps them out? Yep! You got it! Google/YouTube. Their blog is on Blogger — the free Google blogsite.
And their videos, linked and embedded at their Blogger site are hosted, of course, at YouTube. Here’s a connect-the-dots series of screen caps so you can see for yourself. Clicking this link on their sidebar:
Will take you here:
Not surprisingly, it’s a video hosted at none other that YouTube.
And yes – you can see on the statistics for the video that it was unloaded on 11/26/11 and embedded on 11/28/11.
You can also see the search topics by which people using YouTube found the video — which means that presumably YouTube/Google should be able to use their own search filters to find it as well. And if they were truly serious about removing terrorist videos from YouTube, they would. The hypocrisy is stunning! Google really needs to change their slogan.
