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referencing YouTube is not for serious people.
it always amazes me how surprised people get when youtube censors (or 'removes') things. why the surprise?
how about use P2P, and have you OWN copy to watch, regardless of censorship. and guess what else you can do also? SHARE, regardless of censorship.
so why would you write a whole article about something which says its source vids are not available? why arent you giving a BitTorrent link, for instance?