This link (12.160mhz) is not authorized by Yahoo
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Comment by truth on November 22, 2010 at 12:18am
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Opps missed this one . Hi, it was from a search, forget the term, and it pointed at a particular blog but when I clicked it I received this alert.
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Comment by Fred Black on June 30, 2009 at 8:38am
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I've seen a lot of sh*t but this image angers me more than any. I'm really lost for words. Where did you click from James? I just entered 12.160mhz into yahoo search engine and not only did it come up result numero uno but I saw no such vile pestilence when I clicked through. I have noticed a lot of funny business going on though lately with content filtering, such as on YouTube, particularly with friends in UK who report being denied access to videos that I have no problem viewing from my part of the world.
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Interesting idea. Google pays about 10cents a click.
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I should add that ning is burying us in their searches too.
If you search ning for new world order you will find 12.160, pages and pages down, and it says there is only one member. UH,oh, better keep are bags packed..eh?
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Comment by pat donovan on June 16, 2009 at 10:02pm
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likr MOST of web 2.9, no reason, no explation, no recourse... right?
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