[RandallFlagg]

Not surprising.

[SaxxonWoods]

I use Bing and loved what they did today.

Screw Google.

[null and void]

Only one reason of so many why I almost never use google.

[Antihero101607]

Even white stenciled G.I. styled lettering over an olive field might have given the appearance of at least caring in the slightest.

Up yours Google.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Hmmm....Gateway Pundit doesn’t have a graphic honoring Memorial Day veterans either.

[stanne]

Switched to make bing he screen

Google joins administration BO to dis our military and fallen

They do it to gain customers. Wrong kind

[dowcaet]

Yeah, it was much too tough for them to come up with a logo to honor our heroes, but I’m sure they’ll be able to come up with one for National Typewriter Day or whatever nonsensical days of celebration coming up.

[Fungi]

I rarely use Google anymore. Google intentionally does this, it reminds me of Isaiah 5:20: Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter.

[Sequoyah101]

I’ve fired FireFox and will never use another Mozilla creation. Firing google leaves me with Safari which is a terrible browser.

What next?

[4yearlurker]

I use Dogpile and they are honoring The Stanley Cup Playoffs. Looks like I'm switching to Bing.

[GOPJ]

Liberals showing their true colors.

[null and void]

DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS IS? OR WHERE THIS IS?

This statue currently stands outside the Iraqi palace, now home to the 4th Infantry division. It will eventually be shipped home and put in the memorial museum in Fort Hood, Texas.

The statue was created by an Iraqi artist named Kalat, who for years was forced by Saddam Hussein to make the many hundreds of bronze busts of Saddam that dotted Baghdad.

Kalat was so grateful for the America's liberation of his country; he melted 3 of the heads of the fallen Saddam and made the statue as a memorial to the American soldiers and their fallen warriors.

Kalat worked on this memorial night and day for several months.

To the left of the kneeling soldier is a small Iraqi girl giving the soldier comfort as he mourns the loss of his comrades in arms.

Do you know why we don't hear about this in the news? The media avoids it because it does not have the shock effect. But we can do something about it.

We can pass this along to as many people as we can in honor of all our brave military who are making a difference.

And please pass this on!

[MeshugeMikey]

[combat_boots]

[catfish1957]

Thanks to DuckDuckGo, I pretty much have no need for google.

[SamAdams76]

These anti-Google threads always pop up around the holidays and I'm always amused by them. What do you guys care about how some private sector tech company chooses to decorate their web page on the holidays?

Anybody that knows more than a little bit about Google will know that they take pride in going off the beaten and predictable path. So yes, their "doodles" are going to often surprise you and commemorate the birthday of some obscure zoologist or the Independence Day of some African country you never heard of. What they aren't going to do is put up the same tired cliched images that you would expect on the "traditional holidays."

It's just Google being Google. Founded by a couple of overgrown kids who still roller blade around campus and come up with wacky concepts like geeky looking glasses that record video and cars that drive themselves. Sometimes their wacky ideas work and sometimes they don't. But they aren't afraid to shun the conventional and dare to be different.

Plus, they are billionaires many times over and really couldn't care less that some of us get our panties in a twist because they didn't come up with a special doodle for Memorial Day.

[lowbridge]

This isnt the first time.

http://www.redstate.com/diary/barrypopik/2010/05/31/google-fails-to-honor-memorial-day-or-does-google-do-the-right-thing/

[cicero2k]

Well then, here's how we spent part of the weekend:

[petro45acp]

Sadly, duckduckgo also did not recognize Memorial Day.

KYPD

[sargon]

It's as if Google is deliberately rubbing our noses in the fact that they have no regard for such overtly patriotic celebrations.

They truly are the scum of the earth.