Google’s first online outburst against its Chinese hosts was a stern and high-minded rebuke of state censorship. Over 765 words, chief legal officer David Drummond railed against online attacks and their “security and human rights implications”. The second, two months later in March, was shorter (510 words) and more conciliatory. The third, posted last night, was shorter still (368) and outright deferential. At this rate, Google will be posting news of its exit with a few “lol”s and a smiley on Twitter.
首次在网上向manbetx3.0 政府发难时，谷歌(Google)对互联网审查制度作了严厉而高傲的诘责。在全长765个字的声明中，谷歌首席法律顾问庄孟德(David Drummond)严词抨击了网络攻击行为及其“对安全和人权问题上的影响”。两个月后，也就是在3月份，谷歌发表了第二篇相关声明，这次篇幅缩短到510字，语气也和缓了许多。至于昨晚发表的第三篇文章就更短了，只有368字，而语气竟十分地恭顺。照这样下去，有一天谷歌就会在推特(Twitter)上用若干个“lol”（大笑）和笑脸符来发布其彻底退出manbetx3.0 的消息。