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17 Comments on GOOGLE MORE ADVANCED THAN US INTELLIGENCE
Simon
There is even a site for e-Bay users that searches for items that have misspellings in the title!
Maybe soon Google will be a goverment of its own.
Can you say wow????? what a great point to show forth. Wow!!!!! Need I say it again?
Simon - amazing. Isn't Google a capitalist enterprise? Do we expect our government to advance as rapidly as free market creativity?
Simon,
It is a matter of Political Correctness, not intelligence capabilities. PC hampers the results, and will be until it becomes a matter of common sense more than PC.
Simon - Common sense - wow - what a concept - Google runs its business with common sense - how about our government?
Maybe the ones checking his name knew they mis-spelled it.
Congratulations this post is now featured in the Silent Majority Group of Active Rain.
Simon - perhaps they should use the same name search algorithms used by TSA for the no fly list. After all, wasn't putting people on the list who's names were, not just the same, but similar to suspected terrorists. But then again, that list is used for U.S. citizens.
As for the fiasco of treating this like criminal case, that in itself is criminal. So much opportunity was lost to gather intelligence on who his handlers are, etc.
BTW - notice how WMD's now include devices that will kill dozens. I do beleive that thousands of those were found in Iraq, will Bush get a pass on that now?
Our President is turning into a National Joke. At least this time he did not try to blame Bush.
Simon,
You can only hide incompetence for so long, and the Obama Camp is starting to realize that( I hope).
Mike - Thats a great point on WMD's.
Has our government gone insane?? We are treating war criminals like the common American Citizen?? Wasting money we don't have on those who are trying to blow us up? Wasting valuable oportunities to SAVE OTHER CITIZEN LIVES.
If obama were doing the LEAST he could do to save American lives, he would have turned this war criminal over to the military. He is doing what he always does, running his mouth and not doing anything of value to protect all of us!
If we aren't careful, Google will be renaming itself HAL2000... And I bet they do have better technology that most of the government. And they can do it cheaper and faster and with fewer union employees... but I digress.
The words "military intelligence" are an oxymoron. It is ridiculous that we are trying this guy as a common criminal. He should have been immediately whisked away and spent the next few weeks of his life being heavily interrogated. Who knows how many other terrorists he might have knowledge of that are ready to do the exact same thing as he was - but successfully.
By the way, Lane, do you know where the name HAL came from?
Shift each letter one letter to the right in the alphabet...
On a separate thought, President Reagan used to say that the best minds are not in the government. If they were, they would have been hired away by private enterprise. Good point - we should remember that one.
Rob, Careful there my friend. I was "military intelligence" and I resemble that remark.
Fear not, we used to say it all the time. Of course we were referring to the higher ups. Right on up to the lawmakers.
All the terrorists around the world are laughing at America because of our inept leadership:)