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It's a brilliant thing for us the Americans to start build our country again.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/24Ns6jYCZJA

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Kill Switch <system@shutdown.com> wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/[snipped]

Youtube spammer again spamvertises its Youtube channel to make money.

Do not click on spamvertised Youtube links.
And do not repost its spamvertised URL in full.

... for us the Americans ...

It also claims to be Tuta, which is based in Germany.
See MID <caddac268b6d9d09ae9f336550775063@m2usenet.local>

Injection-Info: sewer.dizum.com - 2001::1/128

Spam-friendly news server.

Newsgroups: alt.privacy.anon-server,alt.cyberpunk.tech,news.software.nntp Xref: num alt.privacy.anon-server:257348 alt.cyberpunk.tech:1597 news.software.nntp:25163

If your newsreader can do so, killfile this spammer on its crossposts
(Xref or Newsgroups headers). This spammer has more nyms than a dog has
fleas.

Some of the spammer's many nyms:
AI Jobless <artificial@intelligence.will.make.you.jobless.com>
Anonymous <noreply@oc2mx.net>
anonymous <anon@invalid.invalid>
Apple Fanboy <apple@fanboys.suck.com>
Bank Scammer <scammer@scammed.com>
Bill Gates <give.me@your.money.com>
BillyBob <BillyBob@bobbi.com>
CCTV <WatchingYou@cctv.surveillance.com>
ClientSide Scanning <reading@before.encrypting.com>
Cypherpunk <cypherpunk@cypherpunks.alley.org>
Dead Drop <DeadDrop@Secret.Comms.ORG>
Dystopian <Nightmare@1984.com>
Dystopian Planet <Nightmare@1984.com>
Encrypt Now <Encryption@For.The.Masses.com>
Harvest Now <decrypt@later.com>
James Bond <007@goldfinger.com>
Kill Switch <system@shutdown.com>
Mr Anderson <Agent@Matrix.org>
PersonOf Interest <PesonOf@Interest.com>
See Through <see.through@your windows.org>
TV Eye <FlickerRate@MediaTV.com>
User 7of9 <"nob..."@none.invalid>



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In article <18a0e09fbe960387$562$2607234$4016de43@news.newsgroupdirect.com>
Do not click on spamvertised youtube links <keep.usenet@spam.free> wrote:

Flush.

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On 27 Mar 2026, Kill Switch <system@shutdown.com> posted some news:d617cf824517898f0bfa166d@noreply.invalid:

It's a brilliant thing for us the Americans to start build our country
again.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/24Ns6jYCZJA

Who makes them in the US?

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In news.software.nntp Kill Switch <system@shutdown.com> wrote:

It's a brilliant thing for us the Americans to start build our country again.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/24Ns6jYCZJA

Netgear routers are no longer banned, no matter where
they are made:

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/04/fcc-exempts-netgear-from-ban-on-foreign-routers-doesnt-explain-why/
--
[t]csh(1) - "An elegant shell, for a more... civilized age."
- Paraphrasing Star Wars
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On Thu, 23 Apr 2026 15:04:47 -0000 (UTC), John McCue
<jmclnx@gmail.com.invalid> wrote:

In news.software.nntp Kill Switch <system@shutdown.com> wrote:

It's a brilliant thing for us the Americans to start build our country again.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/24Ns6jYCZJA

Netgear routers are no longer banned, no matter where
they are made:

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/04/fcc-exempts-netgear-from-ban-on-foreign-routers-doesnt-explain-why/

Interesting that Netgear was given an exemption but the FCC didn't
explain the REASON why they were exempted.

When I first read about the ban, there was a list of several router manufacturers listed, and out of all of them only Starlink was marked
as made in the US. Naturally....
--
//Steve//
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On Fri, 27 Mar 2026 22:48:32 +0000, Kill Switch wrote:

It's a brilliant thing for us the Americans to start build our country
again.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/24Ns6jYCZJA

This is all the more reason to build your own router. I'm using an
Thinkcenter M720q as they're quite expandable.
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From what I have read, youtubers do not get paid for likes and
comments. They are continuously asking for likes and comments because
they are attention freaks who thrive on statistics. I should think
that if someone clicks on the youtube advertiment that pops in before
their video starts, that they might get paid from that. I personally
am sick of the devious statements they try to use on people to get them
to like and make a comment. This usually entails saying something like
"I want to hear where your are listening from" or asking people to make
a comment as to a question they ask they viewers in the 'peanut galley' (referencing the children sitting in a small side gallery while filming
the 1950s Houdy Doody Show). I never reply and very rarely click the
up check box.

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On 06 May 2026, Anonymous <nobody@yamn.paranoici.org> posted some news:20260506.210205.d6a6d980@yamn.paranoici.org:

From what I have read, youtubers do not get paid for likes and
comments. They are continuously asking for likes and comments because
they are attention freaks who thrive on statistics. I should think
that if someone clicks on the youtube advertiment that pops in before
their video starts, that they might get paid from that. I personally
am sick of the devious statements they try to use on people to get them
to like and make a comment. This usually entails saying something like
"I want to hear where your are listening from" or asking people to make
a comment as to a question they ask they viewers in the 'peanut galley' (referencing the children sitting in a small side gallery while filming
the 1950s Houdy Doody Show). I never reply and very rarely click the
up check box.

YouTube's AI has totally fucked up the experience.

Why should I have to see two ads to listen to a three minute song that has another AD pop up halfway through it for a total of three ads?

Another thing to piss you off. YouTube has random videos auto-playing as
soon as the app is opened - some of them screaming and making loud noises. Whenever it does that, I vote down the next ten videos I see.

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On 5/7/26 6:16 AM, Nomen Nescio wrote:

On 06 May 2026, Anonymous <nobody@yamn.paranoici.org> posted some news:20260506.210205.d6a6d980@yamn.paranoici.org:

From what I have read, youtubers do not get paid for likes and
comments. They are continuously asking for likes and comments because
they are attention freaks who thrive on statistics. I should think
that if someone clicks on the youtube advertiment that pops in before
their video starts, that they might get paid from that. I personally
am sick of the devious statements they try to use on people to get them
to like and make a comment. This usually entails saying something like
"I want to hear where your are listening from" or asking people to make
a comment as to a question they ask they viewers in the 'peanut galley'
(referencing the children sitting in a small side gallery while filming
the 1950s Houdy Doody Show). I never reply and very rarely click the
up check box.

YouTube's AI has totally fucked up the experience.

Why should I have to see two ads to listen to a three minute song that has another AD pop up halfway through it for a total of three ads?

Another thing to piss you off. YouTube has random videos auto-playing as soon as the app is opened - some of them screaming and making loud noises. Whenever it does that, I vote down the next ten videos I see.

Nothing like volume taking off at eardrum limits late at night, there
should be laws against that. I left the tube ()they shut me down) but
rumble is no better.


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From what I have read, youtubers do not get paid for likes and
comments. They are continuously asking for likes and comments

because

they are attention freaks who thrive on statistics. I should think
that if someone clicks on the youtube advertiment that pops in

before

their video starts, that they might get paid from that. I

personally

am sick of the devious statements they try to use on people to get

them

to like and make a comment. This usually entails saying something

like

"I want to hear where your are listening from" or asking people to

make

a comment as to a question they ask they viewers in the 'peanut

galley'

(referencing the children sitting in a small side gallery while

filming

the 1950s Houdy Doody Show). I never reply and very rarely click

the

up check box.

YouTube's AI has totally fucked up the experience.

Why should I have to see two ads to listen to a three minute song

that has

another AD pop up halfway through it for a total of three ads?

Another thing to piss you off. YouTube has random videos

auto-playing as

soon as the app is opened - some of them screaming and making loud

noises.

Whenever it does that, I vote down the next ten videos I see.

The thing I hate the most is youtube requiring you to login to view anything. The login window says it is to prove that you are not a bot.
That is not what they are doing that for. They want to track you and
sell you data. I have gotten around this login evil, but don't ask me
how. If people start doing it everywhere, youtube will find a way to
block me and everyone else.

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