This is a short diary, with some news:
Gordon Klingenschmitt, aka Dr. Chaps, the disgraced and court-martialed former Air Force chaplain, who now spends his time spreading homophobic bigotry on the Right Wing Hate Machine, has filed a number of bogus copyright complaints against Right Wing Watch, and as a result Youtube has terminated their account.
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Bogus Copyright Claims From Gordon Klingenschmitt Take Down Right Wing Watch YouTube Account
SUBMITTED BY Brian Tashman on Thursday, 11/7/2013 12:45 pm
Former chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, who calls himself “Dr. Chaps,” took down our YouTube account today by filing multiple challenges to our videos.
We have filed an appeal to YouTube and hope to get our channel restored shortly. If you would like to help, you can tweet @YouTube and urge them to expedite the review process.
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Klingenschmitt has been filing complaints about our YouTube videos sincehe announced his bid for the Colorado legislature.
We are confident that our videos are protected under Fair Use, as in the cases of our past experiences with facing complaints. But this just goes to show the lengths that right-wing activists will go to conceal their extremist rhetoric.
Yeah, how dare Right Wing Watch show the world about Dr. Chaps using his own words...
4:51 PM PT: Now the Klingenfuhrer has sent out a press release bragging about taking down Right Wing Watch:
UPDATE: Klingenschmitt has now even issued a press release declaring victory over us:
David Takes Down Goliath -- Anti-Jesus Group Right Wing Watch Terminated by YouTube After Chaplain Files Copyright Infringement Claims
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 2013 Christian Newswire -- The anti-Christian group Right Wing Watch (RWW) had their YouTube account terminated today after repeated violations of copyright infringement, theft, and allowing followers to issue death threats against a Christian chaplain.
Former Navy Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, PhD, who is now a candidate for state representative in Colorado successfully persuaded YouTube to terminate the anti-Christian group's account, after RWW repeatedly stole, copied, and re-published without permission as many as 90 videos created and copyrighted by Chaplain's corporation, The Pray In Jesus Name Project.