Saturday, January 06, 2007
Carrie Newcomer
Friday, January 05, 2007
A test
Molly Good say that Lindsay Lohan had her appendix out
Thursday, January 04, 2007
Heather Mills in trouble...again
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Another (fake) Emma Watson pic from Trashovnik/Garry
Tuesday, January 02, 2007
The reason that the Tammy NYP video is gone
Monday, January 01, 2007
I really get angry at the censorship that is happening on the Internet
This was not happening 8 years ago. The Internet was a wide-open place with few limits on what could be seen. Developments over the last 6 years have essentially clamped down so far that a combination of the U.S. Government and pressure groups with a political agenda have shut down free expression on the Internet. Goofballs, such as the self-styled "Public Citizen" are going to make things even worse, so that political speech that they don't like will be banned, contrary to the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The goofballs at Google, also with a leftist political agenda, and trying to satisfy all the leftist pressure groups, are doing their part to limit what can be found on the Internet, as well. There seem to be no uncensored search engines, either for the web or for news groups. If anything, the censorship of search for news groups is even worse, because some rogue news groups are continuing in defiance of the pressure groups. The whole business surrounding the "Tammy NYP" video is a case in point. The Tammy NYP video is just the latest example of the drive to censor and control what is available on the Internet. It won't be the last, given the influence that these leftist organizations think that they have. Or leftist masters decided that we are not allowed to see the video, so they have banned it from sight.
Google has been the best search engine in the past. Starting in late 2003 or early 2004, they started taking steps that have degraded their search results. At some point after that, Google started censoring results. The problem is that not only Google, but all the other major search engines seem to be doing the same thing, for the same reason. Some of the alternative, more current searches, such as Bloglines seem to get a bit more, but the whole search issue is a big problem. We seem to be unable to search, without someone jiggering the results to hide things from us. Part of the deal is, if you did create an uncensored search engine, you would be threatened, and if you did not agree to censor, you would be shut down (at a minimum).




