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ChiCom Thugs Hijack Search Engine Traffic

The Chinese government reminds us once again why it should be overthrown from within as an illegitimate totalitarian regime. Because President Bush and the U.S. Congress decided to honor the Dalai Lama, the ChiComs retaliated by hijacking and redirecting Chinese Internet users of Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft search engines to the Chinese search engine Baidu.

Don’t reward this misbehavior. Boycott the 2008 Summer Olympics. Let our athletes compete there but don’t spend a dime or put a happy face in the crowd for ChiComs to exploit for propaganda.

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With an advanced international law degree from Georgetown University and more than 15 years of real world legal experience, Attorney Mike Young is President of the Internet Ethics Council and creator of Website Legal Forms Generator software. He helps entrepreneurs protect and grow their businesses online.

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2 Responses to “ChiCom Thugs Hijack Search Engine Traffic”
  1. The story is a hoax. Nothing like you describe is happening here in Shanghai, nobody I talked to has a problem and none of the China-based bloggers is reporting a problem.

    Mike Young’s Response: This isn’t the first time China has cracked down on the Internet, it won’t be the last, and propaganda won’t be posted in comments on this site without a response.

  2. Yah, I heard much about that lately. Is it true?

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