Youtube User Combines Copyright Infringement and Anti-Israel Vandalism
This is getting weird. Really weird.
It’s one thing to take copyrighted material – in this case a detective series produced by the British Broadcasting Company – and post it on Youtube.
It’s another thing altogether to vandalize that video by pasting anti-Israel propaganda into the video so that you can foist your ideas on unsuspecting viewers.
But that is what one Youtube user, who goes by the moniker “Justice4All,” has done. He has posted a number of episodes of the British television show “Midsomer Murders” on Youtube and posted propaganda for the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign.
Here’s proof:
How ironic. Not only is “Justice4all” a copyright thief, he (or she) is a vandal (and an anti-Israel kook to boot).
For those who are interested, Midsomer Murders show is produced, by the way, by ITV.
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