Google Assists In Arrest Of Indian Man
An anonymous reader writes "After a Google user posted a profane picture of the Hindu saint Shivaji, Indian authorities contacted Google to ask for his IP address. Google complied. He was arrested and is reported to have been beaten by a lathi and asked to use the same bowl to eat and to use in the toilet.
Not surprisingly, Google is a keen to play this down as Yahoo is being hauled over the coals by US Congress for handing over IP addresses and emails to the Chinese Government which resulted in a Chinese democracy activist being jailed." Readers are noting that these are 2 unrelated cases — the latter is several months old.
Hindu saints have IP addresses?
You's didn't thinked the summary's quality were as good you had likening?
This story is worthless without said profane pictures. Otherwise how can I acurately judge whether or not this person deserves to eat his own excrement. I need pictures dammit!! (Preferrably linked through Google images for the sake of almighty Irony.)
When the only tool you have is a claw hammer every problem starts to look like the back of someone's skull.
He was asked? Does that mean it was optional? I don't know about this guy, but I'd lean towards "No."
.The motto is not "do no evil," it is "don't be evil.
Apparently they need to change it to
Do no evil*
*void where prohibited by law or the financial interests of our stockholders
"An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it." Col. Jeff Cooper
"Indian Man"
Something awkward and comic about this description. Curiously vague, while simultaneously exhibiting a misplaced precision.
"Flyin' in just a sweet place,
Never been known to fail..."
Hah! If real Indians lived in that continent you wouldn't have been able to even come close. All we would have needed to do was to add a few more spices to our favorite curry and gas you all invaders.
PS: The British managed to stay that long in India because they very cleverly stole all our spices and exported them out of the country!
Jar-Jar...is that you?
"...Alain Grignard, an OCSE prisons specialist who has evaluated Guantanamo on several occasions, including earlier this year, has concluded that Guantanamo's facilities and cultural sensitivity to Muslims is superior to that found in Belgian jails...."
http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/clive_stafford_smith/2006/06/cultural_sensitivity_guantanam.html
See? They should have Googled it.
IranAir Flight 655 never forget!