So here's how long Google has been sleeping with the Yellow-Peril...

Check the date in the article below. All of a sudden because the Pajama Party discovers yet another tidbit of old news it's, well, news again. Did anyone in total possession of their faculties imagine an outcome different than when ANY western institution does business with China? They buy and sell kids to work in their Wal-Mart factories, and please, been there, seen this shit, so no protestations to the contrary. We still shop Wally World and the Big K and Target. I personally have stopped purchasing anything made in China, anything I have a hand at stopping of course. Cannot dig into the innards of a PC or disassembly one thing or another just to be rid of the Chinese influence, but if I HAVE a choice I don't buy from China. Plain and simple. Don't use Goggle except to blog and that's because Messenger is as anti-Google as I can make it.

And now because the Chinese are having their internet access frigged with it's the end of civilization as we know it. Where have the PJ's been spending their time if this miniscule piece of fluff stirs them to recoil in such horror. These Warlords* enslave their people, have the destruction of the West still on the agenda, are monstrosities beyond imagining, but the wake up call was trifling with search engines.

Okay.

*The Chinese Warlords, not the Pajama Media ones.
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Google keywords knock Chinese surfers offline
16:39 13 September 2002 <------------------
NewScientist.com news service

"A mysterious new obstacle has emerged for Chinese internet surfers attempting to use the Google search engine - entering politically sensitive search phrases crashes their internet connection.
The development follows the apparent lifting of a two-week blockage of Google inside China. But Ben Edelman, of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School, has now reported the new restriction.
"If you enter one of these keywords, such as the Chinese president's name, you loose all IP connectivity for five minutes," Edelman told New Scientist. "I suspect they may have had this system in the wings all along."
Edelman operates a service for remotely testing China's internet restrictions. He says he confirmed the situation using this system but adds that sources inside China report the same result."
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Yeah and it's gotten worse. Google is selling out like every company in every country has sold out, just to get access to the Asian horde. Well, the French really didn't sell out, not in the traditional sense at least. They've ALWAYS been backstabbing frigs out for a buck, so for them it was business as usual.

And please, no "but we'll westernize them by doing business with them," bullswaddle. The trade monies go directly into the greedy little hands of the warlords and nowhere else. All we do is make it easier for them to buy antiquated military technology from the Russians and the Frogs. So if they ever go to war with the Russians or the Frogs it's a toss-up.