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Protect Your Regime with iRepress

18 February 2006 275 views No Comment Print This Post

Mark Fiore’s latest cartoon satirizes the activities of US search engine companies contributing to the Great Firewall of China: “Protect Your Regime with iRepress – with Powerful Democracy Filtering!”

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