...one of their founders is a Russian born Jew...you’d think he would be patriotic to the country that made him rich.
Well, you should be... keep in mind though that there are thousands of libs around our great country that swear that 9/11 was created by the Bush administration. Remember Van Jones?
yes you are pissed but are you surprised?
I am not
For instance I watched the POS stroll out for a moment of silence with the American hating Manchelle and then stroll back in
Bing.com has a lovely tribute photo up.
I don’t use Google anymore specifically because of this kind of crap.
Time for folks to stop using Google and anything related to Google.
Time to put your money where your mouth is, folks.
It may be out of respect. I, for one, would react—probably—negatively to Google attempting to mark this day as they do other days. Let it go and give them a break.
I haven’t used google for a good 6 years now.
Google’s partisanship and anti-Americanism is no surprise to me and many others on FR.
I won’t even give them a hit to see if they honor a holiday or day of remembrance.
Use Bing.
Yet more confirmation that my switch to Bing.com was a good idea.
They’re probably afraid they might “offend” someone.
Yahoo doesn’t have anything either..other than, “Obama’s first 9/11”. Disgusting.
This is why I BING
They also didn’t think last Memorial Day was worth it. I remember posting comments to the fact they did nothing.
I am shocked they are not touting Van Jones’s “green volunteer day” or whatever the heck they are calling it.
Bing did. Use Bing.
Bing remembered D-day as well.
AOL has a chocolate theme today.
Bing always has a tasteful, attractive even soothing splash page. I switched during the first week Bing was up. I was tired of Google’s frequently offending splash and I didn’t have to endure that any more. It was that easy for me. Great marketing advantage, that.