Uploaded August 2007 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
This is a banned cartoon from the 1940's. It stars Private Snafu (voiced by Mel Blanc), the bumbling soldier that the US Army used for military films. Yes, this was
made by the US Government to help train the military. For those wondering why this was banned, back then the word "hell" was a big no no. Since it was made for adults in the military, it was concidered alright for showing on bases.
Several volumes of banned and censored cartoons are available at HoughsVideos.50Megs.Com. They are located on the Documentaries page.
This is a banned cartoon from the 1940's. It stars Private Snafu (voiced by Mel Blanc), the bumbling soldier that the US Army used for military films. Yes, this was
made by the US Government to help train the military. For those wondering why this was banned, back then the word "hell" was a big no no. Since it was made for adults in the military, it was concidered alright for showing on bases.
Several volumes of banned and censored cartoons are available at HoughsVideos.50Megs.Com. They are located on the Documentaries page.
![Pokemon Go Hack - How To Get Pokemon Go Spoofing Joystick, GPS & Teleport [iOS & Android]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jJ4OHkXOMoY/mqdefault.jpg "Pokemon Go Hack - How To Get Pokemon Go Spoofing Joystick, GPS & Teleport [iOS & Android]
Pokemon Go Hack - How To Get Pokemon Go Spoofing Joystick, GPS & Teleport [iOS & Android]
In this video I show you exactly how to get Pokemon Go hack features working on both iOS and Android devices, including the Pokemon Go spoofing tools that let you move around the game world without physically walking. If you have been searching for how to get Pokemon Go hack capabilities on your phone, this tutorial walks you through the complete process from start to finish.
I demonstrate the Pokemon Go joystick feature that allows you to control your character movement directly on screen, plus the Pokemon Go GPS spoofing that changes your location instantly. You will also see the Pokemon Go teleport function in action, which lets you jump to any coordinates around the world in seconds. All of these features are shown running live on my iPhone, and the same method works perfectly on Android as well.
The tutorial follows a step by step process that I found shared on Reddit and personally tested to confirm it works. I walk you through opening your browser, navigating to the correct site, selecting your device platform, entering your email address, and completing the simple setup process. The video shows every screen you will encounter, including the success message that confirms the spoofing tools have been implemented into your Pokemon Go app. After you restart your device and wait a couple of minutes, all the features become available inside your game.
Some users may encounter a device verification step that requires completing a questionnaire or installing apps to confirm you are not a bot. This is normal and happens to certain devices based on what other Reddit users have reported. Once you pass that verification, you will reach the success page and gain access to all the spoofing features including the joystick, GPS controls, and teleport options.
The video demonstrates the joystick controls in real time, showing how you can adjust the movement speed and navigate your character around the map without leaving your couch. This Pokemon Go hack method is currently the only working solution for both iOS and Android users who want full location spoofing capabilities built right into their game interface.")
