Google's company motto is "Don't be evil", and it is practicing "Don't be evil-less" nonethess. What it does in China shows that this company will not stop short of doing evil in exchange for greasy Chinese yuan. It is not only banning the so-called "dangerous" foreign Web portals (that of Falun Gong, democracy, Taiwan, or Tibet), it is also leading readers to the propaganda Web sites of the Chinese Communist Party on such topics. Apparently, companies such as Yahoo, MSN, Cisco, Nortel, and some others have already sold their own soul (if any) in kowtowing to the same demand from the Chinese Communist Party. Those who believe in freedom of information on the Internet ought to find ways to rally against the spineless act of these companies. Any suggestions?

A graduate from Harvard, Cambridge, MA

> Any suggestions?

Report what happens, ask for transparency, and analyze the situation. That's what I try to do as blogger.