Filmmaker, writer and producer Alex Jones has made quite a buzz with his documentary film, The Obama Deception.

The film has gone viral and followers of the movie are attempting to get it back online. As of this time,  all links to the film lead to blank pages. Is it,  in what many are calling, an act of censorship?

Is the censorship just a coincidence since the film had become the top link when searching the word “Obama“?

“This was a criminal act, and YouTube needs to investigate, track the IP and find out who did it,” Alex Jones said. “The Obama Deception was getting more and more popular, and the establishment doesn’t like the fact that it exposes the Left-Right paradigm and identifies Obama as a puppet,” he added.

 

Lynn Tilton, a graduate of  B.A. in American Studies from Yale University and an MBA in Finance from Columbia University, serves as CEO and sole primary of Patriarch Partners, LLC and its associated entities (“Patriarch”).

Ms.Tilton’s career bridges 27 years and covers private equity,  financial engineering, loan sales and trading, investment funds, banking, fund raising and senior management. Presently, she serves as the Chairman and CEO of MD Helicopters, Inc., a leading manufacturing business of commercial and armed forces aircraft.

Ms. Tilton established Patriarch Partners to develop advanced financial solutions and to handle and monetize the disquieted portfolios of financial organizations.

Obama Deception, a must see!!

Written, produced and directed by Alex Jones, this documentary film, although tagged  as “The Obama Deception”,  really doesn’t take shots at Obama and mainly focuses on the true entities behind the political figureheads who we think are directing the American nation.

Strong contents and words, but this film is said to be a reality check and candidly tries to establish that  Obama phenomenon is nothing but a hoax. It also uncovers who he works for and the lies he is telling the public. This piece of work is well worth seeing as this tries to shed the light on the dark side of the American dream.

External links:

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Alexandr Emerick Jones

Manila – Kris Bernadette Cojuangco Aquino-Yap Kristina Bernadette Cojuangco Aquino-Yap (born February 14, 1971) is a Filipino television and movie personality who gained prominence from her talk shows, game shows, and numerous endorsements. She is the youngest daughter of former Philippine senator Benigno Aquino, Jr. and Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino, who served as the 11th President of the Philippines.

Being the Queen of Controversy, Kris has promised to behave and quit shows for a while for her brother, President-elect Noynoy Aquino . She even shut-off her social networking accounts. She is set to trade her extravagant fashion for a simpler, more conservative one. Less talk, less trouble for her brother. As tactless as she is, Kris, admitted that she’ll be back on the showbiz-oriented talk show, when his brother’s term ends.

The change is part of the “First Sister” look that she aims to achieve. This time, a sacrifice she’s willing to undertake, for her brother’s sake.

Lately, it seems that social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook have been receiving viruses directly to its members. It was said that this Friday at 10 pm, that the Twitter site was hacked and defaced.

Twitter.com is said to be down. Some tweets are getting through at the moment because parts of the API are up. The search seems to be working. It is suggested that if you use the same password on your twitter account with other accounts, now would be a good time to change your password on those other accounts.

It was said that there is a history between Iran and Twitter. It was well noted and covered in the media that Twitter was used as a tool during the Iranian election protests. The US government actually intervened to assure that Twitter was available to the protestors in Tehran and around the country. This attack maybe an act of reprisal from groups who were not happy with the role that Twitter played during the protests.

But then, luckily that Twitter.com is back. The company even updated the status blog.