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Here is a better shot of it.

Could be salvia if it's a century old. Could also be random crushed leaves.

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>>763541
Saliva, really? Here is the context: I found it on the ground in a tied bag (3x3x3 inches roughly) while doing community service at a celebration event thing. Someone also told me it was tied in a bag to be put in the anus before going to prison or jail. It looks like tobacco or marijuana. I just want to be sure.

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I don't really want to smoke it. I don't have God-like powers to know what it is instantly; I could analyze it scientifically to identify what it is.

My best guess would be tobacco based on color. Although the leaves look very thin to be tobacco. Do they have any noticeable odor?

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>>763549
I've had someone inspect it and it is confirmed that it is tobacco: flavored tobacco by the smell. I've now thrown it away.

Now that that's settled I'd like to move on to another topic:
* When YouTube deleted videos do they delete it completely / delete it from existence?

Quote from https://www.quora.com/What-happens-to-deleted-videos-on-youtube: "Deleted probably means deleted. YouTube is unlikely to keep videos in their storage (which can get quite costly for hundreds of thousands of hd videos) if they aren't making money from them."

Any reliable sources on this question (Wikipedia mentioned nothing directly about it).

>>763550
According to this they are completely deleted: http://howtodoit.eu/watch-videos-removed-from-youtube/