原来“美国的官老爷是官老爷，中国的官老爷就是店小二”，

入乡随俗，在哪国混就得遵守哪国的法律，

国内的分裂主义者用gmail联络政府要求google提供资料，不愿意提供就请滚蛋，国内搜索市场蛋糕虽小不愁没人去分。

p.s. : XXX这么关心Google，一定不会不知道印度政府和Google的纠纷，既然Google能够卖身给三哥了，还来国朝装圣女？

我要真诚地提醒一下谷歌总部的相关人员，我只是一个你们公司普通的一名用户，但如果你要离开中国，只能说明你的目光短浅和能力低弱，不能在中国这片竞争激烈的土地上生存，而只是苟且的生存在已经稳定的安适环境中，如果你想赢，那么，无论如何，你都要留在中国，只有先留在这里，你才能有可能有所发展，一旦你离去，你将一无所获，中国就是这样一个环境，他需要的只是足够的时间去认识去发展。

It’s common knowledge that China routinely sends agents abroad internationally, to suppress political dissidents, human rights activists and even peaceful Falun Gong practitioners. I have witnessed this first hand!

This is not about money or posturing or exerting our morality on the Chinese…the Chinese have lived with strict, authoritarian government for centuries. Based on their collective suffering, one can’t blame them for desiring the same degree of human rights that others in the world often take for granted. While I don’t agree with meddling in the affairs of a foreign nation, I also cannot condone the scale of human misery and torture perpetrated by the Chinese government upon what are essentially, peaceful reformists.

Way to go Google!

This move by Google (a US-based for-profit corporation) is simply another sign of the US attempting to force yet another government to conform to their own ideals. We must remember that the Chinese government views human rights activists as a threat national security and social values, and therefore has every right to take action.

If you believe that Google has the right to stand up for their beliefs, then you muat also accept that the government of China has the right to stand up for their beliefs in turn. If you do not believe that China has that right, then by equal turns Google should not have that right either. If you further believe that Google has a right to impose their beliefs on the Chinese government, then you must also accept the right of the Chinese government to impose their beliefs on Google.

The biggest issue here being that Google agreed to operate in China, and so should be subject to their laws and regulations. To do anything less is a threat to the Chinese government, and is illegal.

I may not personally agree with the Chinese government’s laws on censorship (just as I do not agree with the lack of rights available to citizens under Australian anti-terrorism laws), but I defend their right to have their own beliefs.

The so called human rights activities are the enemy of Com*munist Pa*rty. It is not a big deal for the enemy camps fight against each other by all the means.

The real problem is the censorship. Different voices in the same camp of C*P are prohibited, and the major website delete the rational voices to lead people’s anger from the government that should be blamed to the industries that are suffering the stupid policies. The real problem will be uncovered sooner or later, why don’t the government listen to the kind but different voices.

People search justice on the internet (only small justices).We applause the website, but it is a tragedy of our legistration system. Under the censorship, the bigger justice can not be searched through internet(forget about the dependent legistration system), the website is for the moral justice court only, for example, wivies fight against mistresses.

Website is the the most open platform for voices, although it is under control. No matter how hard the situation is, we should grasp it for more democracy. I hope Google could with us on the way to the freedom.

BTW, Google should not take side when two camps fight. Anyway, I believe that the gmail incident is the last straw not the major reason.

Google, please stay with us on the way to the freedom to get information and to talk.