No Blogger Nudes? Google's Sneaky-Peek Game

Reddit, now run by a FEMALE CEO, just banned nude celebrity images.

The Great God Google's trumpeted that they too are banning ALL nude images from their Blogger websites.

You know they are liars.

This terse report didn't say much. It did put some money into AP's hands, for supplying a misleading news article AND for supplying a generic photo of assholes standing around a GOOGLE sign. You pay a photographer for THAT?

Naturally, my reporter's instincts led me to probe deeper.

The truth? GOOGLE, like EBAY, is merely saying, "Psssst, we know you're doing dirty nasty things. Hide in a dark corner where all your filthy pals can easily find you, AND KEEP ON DOING IT."

Google speaks GOOGLE-DE-GOOK to the media.

No, they are NOT removing ALL nude images. If you red flag an item (and most have no idea how to do that), The Great God Google might, MIGHT have a worker check it out. But NOT remove it. That worker, numbed liked a Scientologist, can choose to interpret that nude image as a) educational, b) artistic, or c) important in a "documentary" way. Like a Neo-Nazi site delighting in pictures of naked Jewish women being sent to the gas chambers.

Got all that GOOGLE-DE-GOOK? If you have a hardcore blog where you get ZIPPYSHARE money (or whatever the share service is) for illegal downloads of porn, YOU can still do it.

So can that "music lovers" site and a thousand others that has a wormhole so that you can join the "private" blog where all the "goodies" (records) are given away via Rapidshare and Mediafire.

PS, while Reddit and Google and Farcebook do something or next to nothing when it comes to keeping Jennifer Lawrence nude pix away from snickering downloaders, OTHER websites do NOTHING.

Anyone can easily find the forums, torrents, and notorious websites like Tumblr, "Chan" and "The Fappening" to get ALL the creepy shit they want.

Speaking of "The Fappening" and the others, a baseball player's wife got hacked. She's a model of no great fame, standing around on the TV show "Deal or No Deal" pointing at suitcases. But the combo of THAT and being married to a baseball player, was more than enough. Hackers with nothing better to do, hacked her, and giggle and danced about it. Ha ha ho ho hee hee.

Hackers in HOLLAND.

As this couple quickly learned, you can't prosecute hackers because a) they are in a foreign country and b) Google has made sure, along with asshole Assange and the weirdos of Wikipedia, that copyright and privacy laws remain lax.

Every laptop should have these four words engraved on them: "DON'T RUIN OUR FUN."