MetaCafe and Jajah, A Conspiracy?

Few days ago I posted a footage video showing the barbaric Zionist settlers in Hebron. I uploaded the video file to Google Video, YouTube and MetaCafe. I got the film live on YouTube straightaway and in a couple of hours on Google Video. In regard to MetaCafe, they sent the film to a number of their reviewers somewhere on earth to check the content of the film and either recommend it or reject it.

Few minutes after submitting the film I received the following email from one of the reviewers:

you have received a reply to your item on: Palestinian Students Under Occupation - Hebron

spearhead wrote: occupationrelative term i presume there was a jewish settlement in hebron since -800 B.C that ended in 1921 in a mascare the arabs of hebron did at the jews but lets call it occupation the arabs were there first...

p.s. try to find a palestinian before 1930 it didnt exist because it was invented than in order to take away the little land the jews has(21000 square kilometer is isreal - 96000 square kilometers -jordan -4.5million residents 4 million of whom are so caled palestinian which one should be palestine?)

A couple of hours leter I received another email from a different reviewer that reads:

you have received a reply to your item on: Palestinian Students Under Occupation - Hebron

Teddy_bare wrote: well i guess we were watching different videoscos i saw the IDF and Israelis police force intervene on at least 12 occasions and moved their vehicle to block the stone throwers. In addition, in crowd control situations the police face the trouble makers which is exactly what they were doing, pushing the israeli kids away from the Muslim children. BTW this is what kids do to children from different schools thru out the world. As for fixing the step, you are living in a third world county, try going to some other middle eastern countries and find perfection. You are the racist here by mis labelling your crap. """"(:)@

I became suspicious of the kind of reviewers MetaCafe is selecting. Finally few days after submitting the film I received the following wonderful email from MetaCafe themselves:

Your submitted item Palestinian Stu...- has been rejected due to the following reason:Item was found unsuitable for MetaCafe. The item was found unsuitable for MetaCafe by members of the MetaCafe community. The item might contain pornographic, revolting, hate or malicious content.Your item will not be distributed to the MetaCafe community. We encourage you to take a look at our tips page. Good luck on your next submissions!Thank you for being an active MetaCafe community member!

Don't be surprised, yes it was rejected although till now I can't categorise it in any of the mentioned categories (pornographic, revolting, hate or malicious content). To cut the long story short, I then came to find the big secret behind MetaCafe on their website (or at least was looked like a secret for me):

Metacafe's headquarters are based in Palo Alto California with development in Tel-Aviv Israel.Founded in July 2003, Metacafe is funded by Benchmark Capital and Accel Venture Partners.

Benchmark is an Israeli firm based in the "Israeli" city of Herzlyia and has offices in the Silicon Valley and London. This is the list of companies Benchmark has founded, funded or acquired:

1-800-Flowers 7Digital Abaco Abrizio Accept.com Adimos Alacritech AllPosters.com Alphyra Ambarella AOL* Approach Software* Ariba Art.com Arteis Aspendos Atmosphere Networks Atrica Avamar Avvo Axiom Legal Solutions Azuro Bebo Betfair Blazent Blue Coat Systems Blue Lane Technologies BridgeCo BridgeSpan Broadbase Software Business.com ByteMobile C-Port Cas Services Catapulse Codemasters CollabNet Comcore Semiconductor Critical Path Crossgain Decru Digital Fuel Drive Diagnostics Dropshop E-Loan eBags eBay Encompass Engim Entrisphere Epigram Epoch Partners Equinix Figleaves FilesX Finjan Software Friendster

Funtactix Gaia Interactive Galyan's Trading Company Genesys Telecommunications Labs Get2Chip Globoforce Good Technology Gourmondo Handspring Hyperic i-Cue iCompression Icera Infinera Ingenio InnerWorkings InStranet Integra5 Jamba Juice JAMDAT Juniper Networks Kalido Kalpana* Kana Software Kontiki Legato Systems* Linden Lab Lovefilm International Limited LucidEra ManiaTV Networks Matrix Semiconductor Mazu Networks Metacafe Metaweb Mirage MonoSphere Mu Security MySQL Nanosolar NASN NaturalMotion Neartek NetXen Newbay Newnham Research Newport Media Nexagent Nordstrom.com NorthStar Ofoto OmPrompt Openet Telecom OpenTable Oplus Technologies Orbian Orchestria

Palm Computing* Pageflakes Panaya PeopleSupport Picarro PictureVision Potbelly Privia Proofpoint Prosper Pure Atria Software* Pure Digital Technologies Qlusters Rambus* Rawflow RaySat Raza Microelectronics Red Hat Software RemarQ Communities Resolute Networks Ricall RouteScience ScanSafe Securify ServiceSource Setanta Shasta Networks Shopping.com Siliquent Technologies Silver Peak Skybox Security SnapTrack Splashpower Sulake Synopsys* Tabula Tellme TeraChip Terracotta Tropos Networks Unicru uShip Vivecon Vontu WeeWorld when.com Wink Communications WorldWinner.com Xeround Xignal Xoomsys Yoox Zillow.com Zimbra Zipcar zipRealty Zopa

 

It won't be hard to notice the big names in the list. This incident reminded me with another similar incident I read about few months ago. In October 2005 an Israeli firm, Sequoia Capital, acquired Jajah, the very promising web-activated VoIP telephony company, and moved their development centre to "Israel", a scenario photocopying MetaCafe's.

We already know how far the Zionists have gone in controlling the media worldwide, and in my own understanding I cannot exclude the above acquisitions from their surroundings. I might be mistaken on this, but even though, prevention is always better than cure.

Oh by the way, speaking about the media monopolisation, has anyone ever wondered why has Al-Jazeera International missed three launches so far? Here is the answer:

http://www.allied-media.com/press/article_Al%20Jaz...

http://www.nysun.com/article/29061

http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/63903.htm