Posted on 01/27/2006 3:45:29 PM PST by FreedomNeocon
Check this out for SCARY!!!
tiananmen - Google Image Search.
tiananmen - Google Image Search in China.
I bet there are more than a few more good examples...
Wow....
What some people will do for money. Sickening!
I'm having fun with this..
Posted from LGF
(same example)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1566056/posts
That's a great example.
Try searching for "chinese torture".
Aye, thats why I linked it to LGF, just forgot to put that name instead of Google as link name.
Ya see those sponsors on Google? Just make note to avoid them and Google will find out what economic boycott is all about.
Try
Free Repulic.
They're on to us...
You know what I meant...damned fingers.
Free Republic
Looks like we're back to the days that people in the USA back principles of freedom as long it does not interfere with business.
Isn't this what the left claims Bush and the news neocon's cabal of media do?
Oh yeah, and Halliburton and NSA?
They are sooo-ooo delusional.
And if (and that's a big IF) they do dislike China, its because they do business with WalMart.
9-11
Fracking commies.
Another one
Hillary Clinton
All the images on the Chinese site are very flattering.
Bush pics are bad. They are all wide eyed and crazy looking. Kerry pics on the otherhand looks like he just raised people from the dead..
Try *Freepers*...in images and web...on both sites...quite amazing.
This has huge potential to snowball into a giant thorn in their size. (And I challenge anyone to come up with a more-mixed metaphor than that!)
I also predict a prolifieration of "workarounds" to the "Asian Castratogoogle Syndrome", rendering the censorship little more than a PITA to the users, an embarassment to the company, and a raging provocation to the communist dictators who will bluster and scream their demands that the company do something. After all, if you're a commie dictator, raising your voice is all it takes to get others to do the impossible, right? Otherwise, you just... well, things may get "interesting", I think.
It's called the "Fairness Doctrine."
We've had it before. Mrs. Bill Clinton, Hollywood, et al. want it again.
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