Google sells out Thai free speech just like they sold out Chinese

The New York Times reported that "Google has agreed to block four video clips on its YouTube Web site that the Government of Thailand said insulted its king."  

• The end of the NYT article explains that the military coup leaders in Thailand "have also used the strict laws about the monarchy to stifle criticism of themselves or their actions."

This is not the first time that Google, which waxes eloquently about how net neutrality is needed to promote free speech, has hypocritically stabbed free speech in the back for its own expedience.

• Remember that Google has conspired with the Chinese Government to limit what the chinese people can see on Google searches.
• For example the chinese can't see the bold man standing down tanks in Tiannamen Square like the rest of the world did.
• Google has agreed to block chinese access to one of the greatest human acts of courage in standing up to tryanny ever captured on film.