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*SIGH*
... What?
So they "need" all search records of Google over a one-week period in order to determine how often child pornography turns up in online searches? Here's a thought - 1) go to Google, 2) start typing things, 3) write down the number of times child porn pops up. And hello! Not everyone who uses Google lives in the U.S. nor is every site Google links U.S.-based.
OMG, is it 2008 yet? Seriously.
So they "need" all search records of Google over a one-week period in order to determine how often child pornography turns up in online searches? Here's a thought - 1) go to Google, 2) start typing things, 3) write down the number of times child porn pops up. And hello! Not everyone who uses Google lives in the U.S. nor is every site Google links U.S.-based.
OMG, is it 2008 yet? Seriously.
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They should talk to Al Gore. ;)
Not that I'd really expect better from any other administration, of course. Except that they might be less motivate to push their lack of clue quite so much.
They do seem to excel at flaunting the dum.