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Google Getting Hacked In China

There’s a few really great articles on Google getting hacked in China over at slashdot.  I really hope that Google gets kicked out of China (leaving voluntarily would be a sign of weakness and thus lower the stock price).

Frankly, I’m really tired of the Chinese government constantly hacking anything related to the United States or human rights.  China needs to realize that the world has moved on and they can’t silence their people in this day and age…it’s impossible.

Here’s another great article on how China’s economic bubble is getting ready to burst and could be 1000 times worse than what has happened to Dubai.  Looks like the Chinese government has been “cooking the books” for a long time.

Anyway, I do love their food though…special fried rice FTW :P …

Oh, also…I NEVER test any software produced in China because I do NOT trust it.  I think their government has their hands in everything…especially software being installed on foreign PC’s

What do think?  Leave a comment lazy…



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  • TrendMicro LOVER

    im so happy im not in china google is my life!!
    What next review might you be planning on?? ===Request to review Trend Micro Internet Security===

  • TrendMicro LOVER

    Oh and special fried rice OMG !! !! (no i dont dislike it- i love it) i do prefer egg fried rice though!

  • Martin

    Bah, NSA ”helped” in development of windows, and just for fun, try certain keyword on your phone see what happen. Seems to all our systems of governance tend to lead to tyranny, one way or the other.

  • Fabian

    I guess the Chinese government will hardly care when Google decides to leave. Over there Baidu has twice the market share of Google’s search engine.

    Also, I wouldn’t be surprised if pretty much every country employed its own hacker teams to break into the computers of foreign military, administrations and/or companies. It’s just that most of them didn’t get caught yet.

    Well, let’s see how things will turn out.

  • cd8000

    lol never trust Chinese products like IOBIT, smart defrag, etc.

  • http://n/a idontlikemalware

    It isn’t just Chinese government it’s the people (Chinese people) are becoming arrogant doesn’t matter mainland or abroad they think China is a superpower. Vladimir Lenins’ Bolsheviks was a root cause of most tragic event in 20th century. .com bubble burst happened quite a long time ago and I don’t understand what’s going on with google so can’t say anything of google.

  • Woodrow
  • Carlos

    Well, although I’m not by any means saying that Chinese government is very tolerant with their people I also have to admit that here in the USA we are losing freedoms on everyday basis and we’re becoming a POLICE STATE. Read this article to confirm my statement: http://www.lewrockwell.com/buppert/buppert16.html

  • Christos

    Well, you can test software from China, because if you see that it damages your computer you can revert to a snapshot that has no China software installed.

  • Thomas

    Can you please test trend micro, my step uncle sells it. (Not that I like or dislike it)

  • dogbert0360

    I would like to see anyone of Mcafee’s 2010 anti-malware products.

  • Martin

    Webster Tarpley pointed out that the escalating clash between Google and the People’s Republic of China comes in the context of rapidly deteriorating relations between the two countries on a broad front. Google is part of a cartel of Internet companies which notoriously works closely with the US intelligence community for political purposes, including the subversion and overthrow of foreign governments. We need only recall the central role of Twitter been the CIA’s attempted coup d’état in Iran last summer. Political manipulation by means of the Internet is an indispensable part of the CIA’s recipe for color revolutions, velvet revolutions, people power coups, and postmodern coups. When the Internet is introduced into previously authoritarian countries, it is often possible to dupe, manipulate, and stampede large numbers of enthusiastic young people who are not politically sophisticated. The results are often disastrous. In Georgia, a color revolution installed into power the madman Sakaashvili, who has already started one war. Yushenko, the beneficiary of the Orange Revolution of 2004, has just been massively repudiated by voters after a catastrophic presidency. The hangover of disillusionment surrounding Obama is related to the fact that took power in something of the same way. The Chinese government therefore feels that there are valid reasons to prevent Western intelligence agencies from massively pumping black propaganda into China using the Internet. This is in any case a purely domestic Chinese issue, and Americans in particular ought to focus on putting their own house in order before starting to give lectures to the rest of the world.

    http://tarpley.net/2010/01/20/google-attacks-china-as-washington-beijing-hostility-deepens/#more-1095

    Webster Tarpley is amazing.

  • Martin

    Many press accounts allege that Google is opposed to censorship in principle. This is pure baloney. Google supports censorship to the extent that it is dictated by the United States intelligence community. Analysts and researchers delving into questions about the September 11 attacks or the London 7/7 bombings of 2005 are familiar with the many ways that Google attempted to hinder public access to facts and analysis that were not part of the official narrative. Google has been fundamentally hostile to anyone criticizing the US government official versions of these false flag terror provocations. To say that Google is opposed to censorship is therefore monumental hypocrisy.

  • Martin

    I use to like the google top 100 video, now is gone to pure crap. I remember when loose change and TerrorStorm where close to #1, their numbers of viewers where routinely reset, and probably the same thing happen in you tube since google own you tube.

  • Kai

    Wow, interesting read, Martin. That puts things in a new perspective.

  • Martin

    update: google now officially work with the NSA:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMHyjRjyzRQ&feature=player_embedded

    Funny, the main objective of the NSA is hacking/spying.

  • Anonymous

    I don’t like China’s government either. They need to learn that the world is not like it was 50+ years ago.


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