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go to google.com and type in "weapons of mass destruction". Then hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button just below.
http://www.google.com
http://www.google.com
Originally posted by Ganshauk
I have to admit it.
Thats pretty damn funny.
Originally posted by Dave
Also try
french military victories
Haha, that's a funny one!Originally posted by Dave
Also try
french military victories
"Google takes on Bush" refers to the incident in 2006 when Google publicly criticized the Bush administration for its policies on net neutrality and internet censorship.
Google took on Bush because they believed the policies of the administration were a threat to a free and open internet, which was crucial for their business and core values.
Google was against the policies of net neutrality, which would allow internet service providers to restrict or control access to certain websites or content, and internet censorship, which would limit freedom of expression and access to information.
Google took on Bush by publicly voicing their opposition to the policies and advocating for a free and open internet. They also worked with other companies and organizations to raise awareness and push for change.
The outcome of Google taking on Bush was mixed. While they were not able to completely prevent the implementation of the policies, they did bring attention to the issue and helped to shape the conversation around net neutrality and internet censorship. Ultimately, these policies were not implemented during the Bush administration, but continued to be a topic of debate in future years.