How to find DELETED VIDEOS and other information that's been REMOVED BY YOUTUBE, Blogger and Other Social Media Sites! Everyone Should Know About The WAYBACK MACHINE!

I'm making this page because YouTube has deleted SO MANY videos that I've embedded on this blog. It's really a shame, and I can't help wondering if Susan Wojcicki is somewhere up in (Heaven, hopefully) regretting her decision to censor EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE videos that could have saved lives, like her own! She recently died of rapidly-progressing, agressive cancer, just 2 years after the vaccine rollout. The Covid vaccines were KNOWN to cause A.D.E. and increase the likelihood of a person getting cancer. 

Sadly, Susan Wojcicki prevented this kind of information from reaching the general public. You can see her talking about the censorship in THIS VIDEO, around the 4:30 minute mark. You can read (as-of-yet-uncensored) information about how the Covid vaccines made it HARDER for a person to fight of cancer, by clicking HERE and HERE.

I was recently looking up a video I had embedded on Suzanne Humphries' page, and was once again annoyed and frustrated to see that more than half of her videos were removed by YouTube, because they deleted her entire channel, just like they did for The Highwire's channel. 

I don't really have time to go through this entire blog and find other copies of each deleted video. But as they say, it's better to teach a man to fish, rather than to give him a fish. So I'm going to teach anyone who doesn't already know this: How to find videos and web pages that have been deleted by YouTube, Blogger, or other sites. 

To find another copy of a deleted video, the MAIN thing you need, is the URL of whatever has been deleted. Luckily, if a video has been deleted, that URL will be saved on sites that embedded the video at some point. So, the video may not be availalbe, but the URL will still be there.  

How to Find a DELETED video or webpage on The Wayback Machine

I'm pasting screenshots below, to show how you may be able to find a copy of it. IT'S SUPER EASY, and I have done this MANY times in the last year or so, thanks to someone letting me know that my blog posts about Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine, which APPEARED to have been deleted forever, had actually been archived on the WayBack machine!  You can see the Wayback Machine's links for both pages on THIS BLOG POST.  I was (and am) sooo grateful for this information, as you can imagine, because there was a TON of information I had embedded about Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin. So, this post is is my way of paying it forward. 

When you see a video like the one below, that says a video has been removed, hover your mouse over the video, and RIGHT CLICK on it. 

When you right-click on the video, you'll see a dropdown menu that includes "Copy video URL." If you use your mouse to LEFT CLICK on this option, the dropdown will disappear, but the URL should be copied. You can test this out, by pasting it into a new browser window, and you'll likely see something LIKE THIS, that says the video has been removed for violating YouTube's community guidelines 😫. But FEAR NOT, there are places where you may be able to still view the video or webpage!

You can get to the Wayback Machine by going to https://web.archive.org/

USUALLY the archived video or webpage will pop right up. 

Be aware, when you go to a link from the Wayback Machine, you may see this pop up, but just know it could just be taking a while for the page to load. Hit the Reloadbutton, or just give it a few minutes. The Wayback doesn't have the billions of revenue dollars to spend on tech features that make pages load quickly.  

In some unusual cases, like this, for some weird reason the video wasn't actually saved (even though there's a blue circle around the date). It could be that there was a glitch in the system that prevented it from being saved. 

In cases where you are unable to find what you're looking for on the Wayback Machine, please check these other sites that don't give into the rampant censorship that YouTube did.  You can do this by copying the TITLE of the video, and pasting it into the search box of these sites. 

Odysee.com

Bitchute.com

Brighteon.com

Rumble.com

Banned.video

Please note that the video may be available on these sites, but with a slightly different title, so you might have to play around a bit with keywords from the title, to find the video. You may have to delete a few of the words from the previous title, in order to find it, because if the title on other sites doesn't have ALL those EXACT same keywords, the video won't pop up. 

How to SAVE a webpage, video or other resource in the Wayback machine's archive.  

Also, please consider donating to the Wayback Machine, if you can possibly afford it!  They don't have the billions of dollars in revenue that YouTube is able to generate, so donations to the site REALLY HELP it to stay active!  It's a really invaluable resource!