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Posted by: Anonymous (Saturday 10 June 2006, 3:23 AM)

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Double talking idiocy.

'We sort of committed to try out this path and we are still actually trying to get it to work' - What the devil is this fellow talking about? Yesterday it was 'we censor but we do not censor' and today 'we expect Chinese users to move to censored google.cn because it's faster than uncensored google.com'.

Maybe he talks this incoherent way because he wants Bush or Rumsfeld's job.

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