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Brazilian users of Google Street View see bodies
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/10/05/brazilian-users-google-street-view-bodies/ ^

Posted on 10/05/2010 12:07:35 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA

Less than a week after its debut in Brazil, Google Street View has provided viewers with something they probably would rather not have seen: close-up images of dead bodies.

One of the images posted last week on the website of television station Globo G1 shows a body covered up and surrounded by blood spots on a busy avenue in Rio de Janeiro.

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TOPICS: News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: brazil; cultureofcorruption; google; googleearth

1 posted on 10/05/2010 12:07:40 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA
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To: Red in Blue PA

So why were there bodies on the street?


2 posted on 10/05/2010 12:10:23 PM PDT by Responsibility2nd (Yes, as a matter of fact, what you do in your bedroom IS my business.)
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To: Responsibility2nd
So why were there bodies on the street?

Because it's Brazil.

3 posted on 10/05/2010 12:11:39 PM PDT by dead (I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
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To: Red in Blue PA; Slings and Arrows; Lazamataz

I was hoping this would have been the geocoordinates of the beach in Rio.


4 posted on 10/05/2010 12:14:35 PM PDT by a fool in paradise (Ask yourself,where does Saudi Arabia fit on a scale of "passive" to "moderate" to "extremist" Islam?)
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To: Red in Blue PA
It wasn't clear how many bodies were spotted all together, but Google said in a statement Tuesday that "all images of the bodies were removed" from its mapping service.

whew.. glad that's over. What's for lunch?

5 posted on 10/05/2010 12:16:49 PM PDT by facedodge (Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program. ~Friedman)
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To: Red in Blue PA

OTOH, the images of the beaches must be breathtaking


6 posted on 10/05/2010 12:46:54 PM PDT by NonValueAdded ("It's amazing, A man who has such large ears could be so tone deaf" Rush Limbaugh 9/8/10)
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To: a fool in paradise
You're welcome.


7 posted on 10/05/2010 12:57:52 PM PDT by WakeUpAndVote
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To: WakeUpAndVote

Baby got back ..............pack.


8 posted on 10/05/2010 1:20:32 PM PDT by Ditto (Nov 2, 2010 -- Time to Clean House.)
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To: Red in Blue PA

I would venture that some of these are fakes. A kid in Britain was caught faking this a couple of months ago when the Google wagon came through taking photos.


9 posted on 10/05/2010 2:01:52 PM PDT by j-damn
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To: Red in Blue PA; Black Agnes

numbnuts here the other day were extolling Brasil as a mixed race paradise something we should aspire to be...”oh goody....less inherently bigoted white folks”....or some fantasy like that

lol...i lived there...have two daughters from there

it ain’t paradise demographically...it’s hell actually and right where we are headed as blacks get less and less fatherhood oriented and lower class whites get more feral

unless the Mexicans save us...too funny...they will have to end their cartel civil war first


10 posted on 10/05/2010 4:32:48 PM PDT by wardaddy (the redress over anything minority is a cancer in our country...stage 4)
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