When Your Kids Are Searching For Music Video's Are They Really Getting Indoctrinated To Islam

Tess wrote:Copied this thread from GLP:

I was watching/listening to Annie Lennox - David Bowie vids on YT. The mood struck me, so yeah. In the middle of the fucking playlist is this Islamic Bullshit with the title of QUEEN & ANNIE LENNOX & DAVID BOWIE - UNDER PRESSURE.

IT'S ALL ABOUT HOW THIS GUY FOUND ISLAM AND HOW IT ALL MAKES SENSE TO HIM! HOW ISLAM IS THE ONLY RELIGION THAT WILL SAVE US!

Here's the frighting thing. This is titled something completely different than what it is. They are embedding these outrageous videos with false titles within music video playlists on YT (and probably may other popular sites.

(can't embed the YouTube but it's in this thread:)

http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message2805873/pg1

eddie wrote:

Is that just one example??? The only example,?

Tess wrote:

It was found purely by accident by someone who called up the Bowie song.  How can anyone know what the others are - there must be key title words they know to look for.  Pretty unsettling I think.

wyatt1 wrote:
I noticed this a couple of days ago.:



"Terrorists have developed several new techniques to communicate with each online by leaving coded messages on websites like eBay and Reddit, claims a new book. 
The shocking discovery made by intelligence officers and code breakers in Israel, Britain and the United States revealed that seemingly innocuous chats are often much more, according to new sections in the book Gideon's Spies: The Secret History of the Mossad.


Code breakers found that al-Qaeda is now using a technique to encrypt its messages in goods offered for sale on eBay."


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2974639/Terrorists-leaving-secret-messages-websites-like-ebay-Reddit-communicate-plan-future-attacks.html#ixzz3TLb6oCPh 
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eddie wrote:

not sure  whether to believe the Daily Mail.....

Hi Eddie,  I accidentally clicked a green for you there, but never mind, you can have it for something else