Bush Administration Demands Search Data; Google Says No

[Ferre]

I just read this comment on Matt Cutts blog;

1. Smoke2Much Said,
   
   January 19, 2006 @ 11:34 am
   I’m glad to know my tax dollars are being spent on trying to stop me from looking at porn. Alot of people are complaining left and right of privacy concerns…just be glad we live in the good ol U.S. of A, otherwise Google would BE the government. Funny how they deny requests from our own government but comply to human rights violations by China.

Found here; http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/govern...s-no/#comments

Well that is someting that makes you think now isn't it?

..And no, in case you wonder, that comment isn't mine, I always use my own name.

[sitetutor]

Originally Posted by toms

Excuse me i haven't understood everything in this thread because of my bad english..
But what about the "USA patriot act" which give the opportunity for the governement to ask for company such as Google to deliver informations in secret ? It's not running anyway or maybe it's only about terrorism ?
Thanks for precisions.

You know what, if someone explains it to me, I'd be happy to hear it as well But as for now, I've pretty much given up on political discussions or voicing opinions. For all I know human nature is just messed up. You have to watch everyone in power - end of story.

Originally Posted by JohnScott

The Patriot Act was ...

Oh, I'm not going to get into it. Bush is a wanker.

haha