Hate Group Leader Bradlee Dean Claims "Victory" Over YouTube For Yanked Clip

"They said that the content was 'hate speech', [but] there's absolutely nothing to do with any sort of speech, other than the fact that we were just showing them the fruit that fell from the tree and is falling from the tree over in Canada concerning homosexual marriage. It sends a strong signal to America that we can do this thing if we stick together. We can win our country back." - Hate group leader Bradlee Dean, whose clip was actually flagged by YouTube viewers after being posted here on JMG. Dean then wrote a furious editorial in World Net Daily, claiming that YouTube had singled him out for censorship.

The reposted clip is here.