ATTENTION

As you may know, our Community Guidelines describe which content we allow – and don’t allow – on YouTube. Your video "Information surfaces that Sandy Hook witness Gene Rosen is FEMA" was flagged for review. Upon review, we’ve determined that it violates our guidelines. We’ve removed it from YouTube and assigned a Community Guidelines strike, or temporary penalty, to your account.

Video content restrictions

YouTubers share their opinions on a wide range of different topics. However, there's a fine line between passionate debate and personal attacks. As our Community Guidelines outline, YouTube is not a platform for things like predatory behavior, stalking, threats, harassment, bullying, or intimidation. We take this issue seriously and there are no excuses for such behavior. We remove comments, videos, or posts where the main aim is to maliciously harass or attack another user. If you're not sure whether or not your content crosses the line, we ask that you not post it. Learn more here. 

The impact of strikes

This is the first strike applied to your account. We understand that users seldom intend to violate our policies. That’s why strikes don’t last forever – this strike will expire in three months. However, it’s important to remember that additional strikes could prevent you from posting content to YouTube or even lead to your account being terminated.

How you can respond

If you believe this was a mistake, we’d like to hear from you. Please follow both of these steps as simply deleting the video won’t resolve the strike on your account.

• The next time you sign in you will be asked to acknowledge this strike on your account.
• If you would like to appeal this strike, please submit this form. Our team will thoroughly review your appeal and will contact you again very soon.