
Thank God America is finally addressing the issue of Middle School children hugging each other.


Bill Gates is less dangerous than Google. All Bill has ever wanted to do is beat the day lights out of any competition, make billions of dollars and own as much of the techie world as possible.
So no one should have been surprised when Google did not have a problem in assisting the Chinese Communist Party in censoring its people.
Wouldn't you think when the Chinese government demanded the search engine in China not produce hits for words such as freedom and liberty, the progressives at Google would say “we already have enough money, we don't need your stinking business.” But that didn't happen. Not that it is an excuse, but Yahoo and Microsoft did not step up to the plate either.
But Google rules. And , it seems there is little criticism or concern about Google's efforts to compile a data base of every single fact about everything in the universe.
I am not by nature conspiratorial. So I do not lose sleep over some 1984 vision of Google teaming up with the federal government and making nefarious use of their massive quantities of information. Although, I don't think anyone should ever totally discount that scenario. There is nothing to stop the Googlers from partnering with the government, especially if it ever comes under the firm control of the Left Wing of the Democratic Party.
Google News is not fair and balanced. A while back Michelle Malkin attempted to get listed. They declined, purportedly because the blog was operated by a single individual and did not have a formal editorial review process. Does a staff of more than one and some type of internal editorial procedure somehow imply respectability and accuracy?
I do not see why Michelle is censored by Google , but Democratic Underground is not. Perhaps it is because Miss Malkin led a sustained and heated campaign to halt the censorship of the Chinese people.
I already know these people are off their rocker. It is not necessary for Google to shield my eyes from these idiotic sites.
This is really not surprising. Though they tend to be progressives or even libertarians it is really not unusual for the techie crew to be uncomfortable with gay women, or any woman if there is a hint of feminism. On Digg I am a pariah. Whenever one of my articles is submitted to Digg it is actively buried within minutes.
Any discussion of vibrators and the ads are nixed. Why should it offend Google if a woman writes a straight forward review of a particular brand of vibrator? Surprise—these are used by millions of women. It is the age old male fear of female sexuality, and the not always subconscious paranoia about becoming irrelevant.
There is also some pretty credible evidence that I need to worry as much about Google and their Adsense bot reading my emails as I am rightly concerned about the snooping of Homeland Security and the NSA.


Abuse of power by little men, ass bag school administrators, racism—here we go again. And I'm not talking about rednecks in the deep South.

Speaking of ass bags, it looks like once again the Google Censors have decided it is necessary to pull Adsense ads off the front page. This is because the video of Tawny Disaster and the Kittens from Hell is now on the front page. They have also been pulled on the permanent link page where that video is featured.
It's impossible to top Tawny Disaster and the Kittens from Hell.
Or a hot limey chick who is pulling the “oh I think I might be gay” thing?
Well, in certain cases I am inclined to give the benefit of the doubt to that fashionable claim, and this is one.
Arctic Monkeys got a lot of attention by entitling their third album “Who the Fuck Are the Arctic Monkeys.”
And probably most of you know Lily Allen from Smile—but Alfie is a lot cuter:

I may think Holly Madison is a blond boob for living in the Viagra drenched Playboy Mansion.



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By the way-you've had some awesome blog posts lately-I've just been too lazy/frazzled to comment.
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