Maureen Dowd: "I Don't Like The Thought Of Dick Cheney Ogling My Googling"

[kpete]

Maureen Dowd: "I Don't Like The Thought Of Dick Cheney Ogling My Googling"...
New York Times | Maureen Dowd | January 21, 2006 at 08:45 AM

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I don't like the thought of Dick Cheney ogling my Googling.

Because what I'm Googling, of course, is Dick Cheney. I have to constantly monitor how Vice Voyeur is pushing the federal government to constantly monitor millions of ordinary Americans' phone calls, e-mail notes and Internet searches.

If you want to know why the Grim Peeper is willing to turn this country into a police state to take his version of democracy to other countries, just do a Google search under "antiterrorism," "government snooping," "overreaching" and "fruitcake."

It was hard to know which story yesterday was scarier: Osama bin Laden, still alive and taunting the U.S., or the Justice Department's trying to force Google to turn over a suspiciously broad array of information on millions of users' searches and Web addresses, supposedly to investigate online crime involving pornography.

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http://select.nytimes.com/2006/01/21/opinion/21dowd.html

[C_U_L8R]

1. Type "Bush Sucks" into Google Local

It's the second to last option up top...
I thought the result was rather interesting.

"Bush Sucks" in Google Picture is fun too.
In fact.. typing "Bush Sucks" just about
anywhere gets great results !!!!!!

[kurth]

2. Ok, maybe somebody can post the 2nd part, and someone else the 3rd part

Would that work?

[Ilsa]

3. Let's give them something to talk about.

Maybe if all 80,000+ DU members started a googling war, we could either give the NSA so much work that leads to nowhere that they'll either give up or hire lots of folks. "Bush sucks" is certainly a fun one.

[Don_1967]

4. That's a great ideal !!

[Geek_Girl]

5. I think they have the technology and capability to handle it

From what I gather they're sniffing/filtering god knows how many digital packets of information and have casted a very wide net that grows exponentially. I'm waiting for the list of millions of Americans that have had their personal communications sniffed. If I see my name I'm suing the Federal government.