Nestle, Disney Pull YouTube Ads, Joining Furor Over Child Videos

Surprise! After 1.7 million views of blogger Matt Wilson's video about a "Soft-Core Pedo Ring" operating and sharing videos on youtube, advertisers are pulling out. It seems that this issue has been widely known about for over a year but Youtube didn't address the issue (maybe they were to busy going after firearm and Christian videos?).

www.zerohedge.com...

Child exploitation over YouTube is nothing new, and even has its own hashtag: #Elsagate, named after a character in the 2013 Disney animated film Frozen. Most famous for these "soft core pedo porn" videos was the "Seven Super Girls" channel, which is still active.

The sexually suggestive videos were brought to light by comedian Daniel Tosh in a 2017 segment on Tosh.0.

www.bloomberg.com...

Walt Disney Co. is said to have pulled its advertising spending from YouTube, joining other companies including Nestle SA, after a blogger detailed how comments on Google’s video site were being used to facilitate a “soft-core pedophilia ring.” Some of the videos involved ran next to ads placed by Disney and Nestle.

All Nestle companies in the U.S. have paused advertising on YouTube, a spokeswoman for the company said Wednesday in an email. Video game maker Epic Games Inc. and German packaged food giant Dr. August Oetker KG also said they had postponed YouTube spending after their ads were shown to play before the videos.

Good! I'm sick of this crap. The Elsa-gate incident is still ongoing and YouTube wants to go after conspiracy theory videos instead.

Good on these companies for pulling ads. Thats what gets things to change.

a reply to: infolurker

From your link...

At first glance, the Seven Super Girls YouTube homepage, arguably, looks like one’s favorite porn site. Each under-18 girl has her own subchannel. To the unwitting, however, the site may look like girls dressed like girls, engaging in activities which girls enjoy — going to camp, hanging with friends by the pool, and playing dress up.

But to a pedophile, the site is a smorgasbord of smut, carefully crafted to serve as eye candy for adults and teenagers to indulge in their child-sex fantasies.

The Youtube channel is active when I just checked it and has 9,477,229 subscribers.

Because the left has no problems with this at all... just another way of working P for pedophile into the LGBTQ coalition.

Since it's up and running, I think YouTube is just fine with it.

Like THIS photo, just something from the everyday life of a prepubescent kid...



Just a sign of where our country is going.

If you can't kill them early, exploit them as soon as you can...

Blah.

originally posted by: infolurker
It seems that this issue has been widely known about for over a year but Youtube didn't address the issue (maybe they were to busy going after firearm and Christian videos?).

Nope. YouTube didn't do anything because traffic = money. They don't like removing content that is popular. It's why animal cruelty videos and other unsavoury crap persists. YouTube is truly the pits.

a reply to: projectvxn

I am surprised they haven't banned him or demonetized this video for exposing this crap.

Youtube is Facilitating the Sexual Exploitation of Children, and it's Being Monetized (2019)

Pulling ads is all fine and dandy, but how about doing something that actually matters, like investigating why and how youtube can't seem to "address" this issue when they can jump on a video with a "bad meme" within hours.

Heads should be rolling down the youtube HQ, that's when people should celebrate.

Not when a few companies pull ads.

Holy crap.

The word "disgusting" doesn't even cover it. And who in the hell are these PARENTS? Or are these all girls who have been kidnapped into the child sex trafficking ring we hear about on conspiracy sites, and they are being forced to make these videos? What's going on?

Is there any chance that these channels are set-ups? Law enforcement's way of catching these sickos who watch these channels? Maybe behind the scenes law enforcement is, through these videos, catching these pervs by the thousands?

Sadly I seriously doubt these are fronts for law enforcement nor do I think that law enforcement is even paying attention to it, even though these pedophiles have already given the cops everything they would need to catch these guys.

And it's most likely just horrible and idiotic parents either cashing in on their kids' videos, or who are not present enough to know or care.

This is shocking.

originally posted by: MisterSpock
Pulling ads is all fine and dandy, but how about doing something that actually matters, like investigating why and how youtube can't seem to "address" this issue when they can jump on a video with a "bad meme" within hours.

Heads should be rolling down the youtube HQ, that's when people should celebrate.

Not when a few companies pull ads.

Exactly. And what will happen is that Nestle and Disney (which is funny that it's Disney, considering all of the conspiracy theories about Disney's subliminal programming and nefarious agendas) will "pull" their advertising (notice the artice said the companies put the advertising "on hold") until people have lost interest/moved on to something else (so, less than a week). Then they will be back as usual.

It's funny. This whole Corporatocracy.

The biggest monopoly in the world for videos on the internet won't make any drastic changes until big Corporations pull their investments in advertising.

So there you have it, folks.
That is who runs this country.

The algorithm needs to be fixed ASAP. I'm very against most forms of censorship but that needs to be addressed right away. That's an easy fix for a programer. I'm sure there would be a few glitches at first, but an attempt needs to be made to fix. I wouldn't want my kids or grandkids represented in that manner.

originally posted by: havok
It's funny. This whole Corporatocracy.

The biggest monopoly in the world for videos on the internet won't make any drastic changes until big Corporations pull their investments in advertising.

So there you have it, folks.
That is who runs this country.

Its sad that you have to hit them in the wallet to instigate positive change.

"Its all about the Benjamin's baby"

originally posted by: projectvxn
The Elsa-gate incident is still ongoing and YouTube wants to go after conspiracy theory videos instead.

Maybe the two are not unrelated eh?

a reply to: infolurker

This is great news, hopefully now that it’s hurting YouTube’s wallet they might actually do something. This kind of stuff happens all the time with youtube and their system of dealing with it is completely broken.

I’m subbed to “The Quartering” it’s mostly a gaming channel but about a month ago he made a series of videos exposing a South American kid who was beating his cat for views, eventually killing the cat and getting 3 more kittens. Long story short youtube demonitized his videos and claimed they were in the category of online bullying.

Can you imagine exposing an animal abuser and being punished and accused of bullying the animal abuser?

Kittens are safe btw, and the kid is facing charges in South America, last time I checked his YouTube account is still there though.

This stuff is much worse, for those that didn’t watch the video it details the blatant sharing of child porn links in the youtube comments of children’s videos. Some videos include time stamped comments that take you directly to the part in the video when the children are in compromising and sexualized positions. It’s truly disgusting and youtube completely ignored it for as long as they could, now maybe they will do something but I’m guessing it will be ineffective.

a reply to: NarcolepticBuddha

Whether they are or not is really immaterial. They are just a symptom of a bigger problem.

originally posted by: havok
It's funny. This whole Corporatocracy.

The biggest monopoly in the world for videos on the internet won't make any drastic changes until big Corporations pull their investments in advertising.

So there you have it, folks.
That is who runs this country.

Of course the whole subject is properly revolting, and the vids should never have been posted by UTube in the first place.

Soulless corporations, now representing the new moral standards.
With their circa 1960's 'moral-majority', vapid mission statements, alongside their psychopathic behavior.
Sleazy corporate attorneys, our new priests.

"Do as we dictate, or we withdraw our ble$$ing$ "...

I just feel bad for the kids who are being demonetized by this..

Wait!, part of being a kid is not youtube? Well then, burn everything!

a reply to: infolurker

Holy Crap you guys... All those emails and tweets we (and others) sent the other day (and, presumably, at other times) are making a difference already!

That's right! Let them know we see what's going on and we arent gonna stop talking about it!

I think some money needs to be donated...now if only we could find a relevant charity that isnt up to the gills in corruption... But these people profited from this. Some type of symbolic gesture is in order at the very least.

originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: infolurker

From your link...

At first glance, the Seven Super Girls YouTube homepage, arguably, looks like one’s favorite porn site. Each under-18 girl has her own subchannel. To the unwitting, however, the site may look like girls dressed like girls, engaging in activities which girls enjoy — going to camp, hanging with friends by the pool, and playing dress up.

But to a pedophile, the site is a smorgasbord of smut, carefully crafted to serve as eye candy for adults and teenagers to indulge in their child-sex fantasies.

The Youtube channel is active when I just checked it and has 9,477,229 subscribers.

Because the left has no problems with this at all... just another way of working P for pedophile into the LGBTQ coalition.

Since it's up and running, I think YouTube is just fine with it.

Like THIS photo, just something from the everyday life of a prepubescent kid...

Just a sign of where our country is going.

If you can't kill them early, exploit them as soon as you can...

Blah.

This is eerily reminiscent of the instagram photo from that DC pizza restaurant, don't you think?

C'mon Youtube, really?

originally posted by: blueman12
I just feel bad for the kids who are being demonetized by this..

Wait!, part of being a kid is not youtube? Well then, burn everything!

I can't even...

You #ing pedos out there lurking, I know you are out, just know, when found out, you deserve nothing short of a brutal death.