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privacy hating repukinazicon. Only the stupidest repukinazicons
(those who voted for fuhrer bush twice) will be fooled by this.
Lame partisanship aside, I welcome any investigation of Google and it's excessively long data retention practices. They have some explaining to do.
- by keeef091 January 16, 2009 1:32 AM PST
- Dr. Eric Schmidt has very many mafia friends, some of whom produce p_rn, even child p_rn from captive women and children, which is how Google got sued for profiteering from deliberatly promoted child p_rnography & why they withheld the identities of child p_rn distributors from police. http://endmafia.com
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