[Mobile Vulgus]

Google is gettin on my bad side!

[george76]

[Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit]

Um - then use another search engine.

[LibSnubber]

Thanks for posting this. Just confirms my decision to NEVER google. I mainly use clusty.com.

[demlosers]

Yup.

[butternut_squash_bisque]

Screw google crap.

Use www.clusty.com, instead. Way better than google crap.

[CrawDaddyCA]

Not to defend Google, but I'm looking at their news page now, and there is an article, 'US Honors Fallen Troops on Memorial Day'. However, it was posted just a half hour ago.

[Raycpa]

Snip>>>

Potentially more telling, a May 15 “Washington Prowler” piece at The American Spectator disclosed a link between Google and the ultra-left wing MoveOn.org:

Google has become the single largest private corporate underwriter of MoveOn. According to sources in the Democrat National Committee, MoveOn has received more than $1 million from Google and its lobbyists in Washington to create grassroots support for the Internet regulation legislation [“Net Neutrality”]. Some of that money has gone to an online petition drive and a letter-writing campaign, but the majority of that money is being used to fund their activities against Republicans out in the states.

Beyond this, Google appears intimately tied to former vice president and potential 2008 Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore. It is no secret that Gore is a senior advisor to Google, a position that garnered him a sizable number of shares according to Fox News political analyst Susan Estrich. On May 19’s “The Big Story,” Estrich discussed with host John Gibson Gore’s connection with Google, and how the wealth generated from the shares he owns in the Internet behemoth could give him enough money to finance his own presidential campaign.

This relationship goes further. According to a recent Wired magazine article about Gore, he is extremely close to Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt who “supported Gore’s 2000 presidential campaign.” Moreover, in April 2005, Google partnered with Gore’s cable channel, Current.


http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:Oc_iKZ5n100J:rightvoices.com/2006/05/22/google-censorship-and-ties-to-gore/+Google+Gore&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=9

[Mark was here]

Memorial Day, lost something when it was changed to a "Monday Holiday". That being said, Memorial Day is still here for us who choose to use it as a call to remember. Forcing or blackmailing someone to remember is just silly. People have to want to do it.

[Dustbunny]

We no longer use Google as a search engine.

[SE Mom]

I've never Googled..I've always Yahooed.

[JulieRNR21]

http://www.Dogpile.com

has this Memorial Day tribute on their home page:

[Gorzaloon]

OK, any webmasters who do not know about this, let's ignore Google.

Put this in your robots.txt file

user-agent: google

disallow: /

[NonLinear]

Posted here already

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

Thanks for posting this. I was about to post a vanity.

ASK.com has a memorial ribbon and recognizes Memorial Day.

F Google.

[gpilot]

Hmm.... did I miss the Free Republic Home Page remembrance to Memorial Day?

[RedwM]

I won't pass judgement until tomorrow, the actual Memorial Day.

[P.O.E.]

I stopped using Yahoo since it would most likely return liberal sites, seemingly unrelated to popularity.

For example, it only recently put "Drudge Report" above "Drudge Retort" (a parody site), when you'd search for "Drudge"

[auggy]

I for one appreciate knowing these little tidbits.

Thanks for posting it.

[Battle Hymn of the Republic]

silicon valley is full of companies run by liberals.

marxism is spreading like wildfire.

[Brilliant]

This is an "in your face" act by the Google top brass. They are off my list of favorites.