Turkish course lifted the ban 3 days before because they thought that YouTube was willing to censor content on their behalf. But it's not true. Just as the post I wrote before, the controversial video was removed by a German-based international licensing service due to a copyright claim, not by YouTube. What's worse, another video considered to be objectionable in Turkish court's eyes was found. This objectionable video on YouTube is a clip of politician Deniz Baykal's illicit tryst with a female aidel.
I suggest that Turkish people should find alternative video site to YouTube, as this time they are supposed to be banned from YouTube for a long time.
Off topic: YouTube users can use Leawo Free YouTube Downloader to download Flash videos from YouTube and any other websites. It is free.
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