Google spits on Veterans and American History
Yesterday was the 68th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, and I spent most of the morning hanging yellow ribbons and flags all over front porches across the neighborhood.
When I returned to check up on our GODly forums, I went to Google and noticed something strange. Their banner was just the same old banner it always is. I was expecting something patrio-Christian, like five soldiers erecting a Cross on a battleship, or JESUS crying as the Japs flew their airplanes into our glorious battleships and parked aircraft. But no. Nothing. Google dedicates an entire week of banners to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the satanic homosexual TV "kid's" show Sesame Street, but not even a simple yellow ribbon to remember the heroism of our veterans by. :glare: |
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I just fired off a short, angry letter to Google, Inc. Here it is:
To the powers-that-be at Google, Your insensitivity makes me want to puke. I had my flag at half-mast yesterday in honor of our fallen heroes at Pearl Harbor. I also raised a flag emblazoned with an image of a Jap kebab, which is five slanty-eyed Nips skewered on the flagpole of Old Glory herself. That's what decent and respectful people do. Take note, pinheads. Mr. T. Hatchet, Esq. |
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Not only is there a tribute to Sesame St, but Google apparently thinks the creator of Popeye's birthday demands a tribute as well. Because E.C. Segar is a household name and his birth is a monumental occassion. <_<
http://www.google.com/logos/ecsegar09.gif How many people want to bet that on Dec. 25 there will not even be a "Merry Christmas" Google sign? |
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I have added Google to my enemies list. They're #22,061, right behind Bruce Boxleitner of TV's The Scarecrow and Mrs. King.
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Anyway I heard the reason they ignored Pearl Harbor Day is because Google is owned by a bunch of slants. :glare: |
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Dear Sir, let me tell you a true story about a distant heathen country I´m ashamed to live in. In the awful liberal 70s, when Sesame Street was broadcasted all over the innocent world, even in germany conservatives from bavaria opposed it. They pointed out that "the world is not yet ripe for a show that shows a white man, a negro and muppet in one and the same scene". Bavarian conservatives are not True Christian Conservatives, as most of them are ringkissers deep in their hearts, but sometimes even a blind hen finds a corn, as we say here. The world wasn`t "ripe" for that kind of abomination then, it isn`t ripe for it now and hopefully it will never become so decadent that it will ever be ripe for it before Judgement Day. |
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Down here in New Zealand we have ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) Day which is on April 25. ANZAC Day is when we remember the lives of New Zealanders and Australians who have died in military actions that Australasian (New Zealand and Australia) has been involved in.
This year was the 94th Anniversary of men from the combined Australian and New Zealand Army Corps landing on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey. The objective of this World War One battle was to open up the Black Sea for the Allied navies. Over 8,000 Australian and 2,700 New Zealand Diggers (ANZAC military slang for 'soldiers', as they had trench digging tools in their backpacks) gave their lives during a few months in 1915. Every year we hold a Dawn Service at the various cenotaphs in Australia and New Zealand. Returned Servicemen and their families lay red poppies beside the names of those who died and listen to the 'Last Post'. ANZAC Day is especially important to me as both of my Grandfathers proudly served our country in WWII. My late Maternal Grandfather served with the New Zealand Division of the British 8th Army, as an artilleryman and a driver, at the Battle of El Alamein in North Africa. My late Paternal Grandfather spend most of the war fixing Mustangs and other aircraft on Allied airforce bases in the Pacific, such as at Guadalcanal. :thumbsup: However in recent years many New Zealanders, including my family, have been angered by commies and liebrals laying 'anti-war' wreaths and burning the New Zealand Flag at the Dawn Service. :thumbdown: YIC Bryan. |
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Brian, why don't you hold services to honor all the Americans who died serving God's favorite country? They count for more in God's eyes, and everyone in Austria and New Zealand are wannabe Americans anyway...
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So if Google hates America and Christmas and Bing is owned by Bill "I am a billionaire and yet I am still a liberal atheist" Gates, where should I go to search for the enemies of God? I can't use Yahoo. It was founded by David Filo and Jerry Yang - a jew and a chinaman.
What about ask.com? It was originally named AskJeeves.com after the Jeeves character in the books by P. G. Woodhouse. It still uses the AskJeeves stock symbol. Jeeves was that queer butler character who lived with and "served" his even gayer master, Bertie Wooster. The stories, all written during the rise of communism, are a repeating theme of how the BUTLER knows better than the MASTER! In other words, it is commie crap! Furthermore, Jeeves was most famously portrayed by Stephen Fry in the A&E series. Stephen Fry is a well-know homo and an outspoken atheist! It gets better. Bertie Wooster in that same series was portrayed by Hugh Laurie... the queer brit who now plays House on the show of the same name. And what is House? An ATHEIST!!! You would think that that is the end, but no! Fry and Laurie have been slapping each others backs for a long long time. They even had their own queer show for years in the uk and it was called "A Bit of Fry and Laurie." So, obviously, I can't use ask.com. What do you all use to find new enemies of God and fight them? |
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Today most New Zealanders regard the United States as our Big Friend and Trading Partner. We have also adopted many American cultural values and traditions. - So we honour living Americans more as a Nation than those who died serving God's favorite country. :( We do hold services for the US Servicemen who were stationed in Wellington during WWII, after June 1942: http://newzealand.usembassy.gov/uplo...ay_09_usmc.jpgMarines of the US Embassy "troop the colours". Also pictured (L) Dr David Keegan, Embassy Chargé d'Affaires, ® Dr. Wayne Mapp, NZ Minister of Defence.U.S. Marines Remembered in Wellington on Memorial Day On Monday, May 25 the New Zealand American Association hosted the U.S. Embassy, Embassy guests, dignitaries and members of the public at a Memorial Day commemorative ceremony at Wellington’s Old St Pauls. The ceremony also marked the closing of A Friend in Need, an exhibition showcasing the US Marines in Wellington during World War II. A Friend in Need has been on display at Old St Pauls for the last two years, and will now be moving to a new home at the National Army Museum in Waiouru. U.S. Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Dr David Keegan spoke to the audience assembled at Old St Pauls, invoking memories of World War II U.S. Marines and servicemen gathered together 65 years earlier in that same place; of the bonds of friendship and camaraderie formed between the Americans and New Zealanders in those years; and of the special relationship that has endured ever since. The Memorial Day ceremony included a trooping of the colours by Marines of the Embassy’s guard detachment, and the laying of memorial wreaths, such as those laid by Lt General Jeremiah Mateparae, the Chief of the NZ Defence Force, on behalf of the NZDF; by NZ Defence Minister Hon. Dr Wayne Mapp and leader of the Opposition Hon Phil Goff on behalf of the NZ government and parliament; and by Air Vice Marshall (Rtd) Robin Klitscher on behalf of the Royal NZ Returned and Services Association … (more) http://newzealand.usembassy.gov/mem_day_09.html US troops arriving at Wellington, 1942 http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/ph...-at-wellington http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/files/im...forces-006.jpg The arrival of the US forces marked the introduction of the milkshake and the hamburger to NZ, the latter because US troops would not eat sheep products! So New Zealand is still a young country and we have much to learn. YIC Bryan. |
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New Zealand has a military? :fear2:
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On August 6th I was expecting a Hiroshima Tribute, with animated letters in the GOOGLE banner...of course, it didn't happen.
Deceit upon deceit.... Why can't others see what is happening ? ? ? |
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