Michael J. Totten: Microsoft Bans “Democracy”

June 13, 2005

Microsoft Bans “Democracy”

If you’re thinking about starting your own blog, I suggest you don’t use MSN Spaces. (Hat tip: Roger L. Simon.)

Microsoft's new Chinese internet portal has banned the words "democracy" and "freedom" from parts of its website in an apparent effort to avoid offending Beijing's political censors.
Users of the joint-venture portal, formally launched last month, have been blocked from using a range of potentially sensitive words to label personal websites they create using its free online blog service, MSN Spaces.
Attempts to input words in Chinese such as "democracy" prompted an error message from the site: "This item contains forbidden speech. Please delete the forbidden speech from this item." Other phrases banned included the Chinese for "demonstration", "democratic movement" and "Taiwan independence.

This isn’t the first time Microsoft sold out to the Beijing regime.

Several years ago, when I worked for Intel as a technical writer, I bought Microsoft’s Manual of Style for tech writers. (It was Intel’s company-wide standard and probably still is.) The book’s purpose is to make sure everyone uses, spells, punctuates, and capitalizes terms like “Web site,” “Internet,” “cd-rom,” and so on, the same way.

While flipping through the book I noticed Taiwan, of all things, had its own entry. Taiwan, according to Microsoft…wait for it… belongs to China. Totalitarian propaganda has actually made its way into a style guide for user manual and Help file writers.

There’s only one reason Microsoft would do this sort of thing: money. They want their products sold in China without hassle from the regime. So the way to make them stop collaborating with oppressive regimes is to dent in their profits in this country. Just boycott MSN Spaces. And tell Microsoft why.

Oh, and here's a free hint to Chinese MSN Spaces users: It's spelled "d3m0cr@cy."

Posted by Michael J. Totten at June 13, 2005 09:02 AM

Comments

Can we still use "Whiskey" and "Sexy?"

Posted by: elgato at June 13, 2005 09:13 AM

This is just another example of why Microsoft is a horrible representative of America.
Then again, the US government constantly lets the Chinese get away with murder: attacks on the Falun Gong, support of genocide-engaged Sudan, support of nuclear North Korea, threats against democratic Taiwan, support of piracy, imprisoning journalists, executing people for political crimes, etc.

Posted by: lebanon.profile at June 13, 2005 09:43 AM

Is this something Bill Gates would have knowledge of? If yes, then that would explain his generosity to Liberal causes (gun control, planned parenthood, etc.). He's a guilt-ridden Liberal, and now we know why.

Posted by: spaniard at June 13, 2005 10:16 AM

Uh, Michael. The Taiwanese Government also claims that officially Taiwan is part of China. That's why Taiwan is called the Republic of China. According to both Governments it's not a question of Taiwan's independence as much as which Government is legitimate. Obviously the "two China" fiction has become farcical, and there is now real support in Taiwan for making de facto independence official, but note there is nowhere near universal support for independence as descendents of the mainland refugees don't want to be swallowed up by the "natives". But that doesn't change the fact that Microsoft's Style Guide appears (from the little you write) to reflect the official position of Taiwan as well. I agree with you about Microsoft's cravenness, but your example is not the greatest. Go Linux.

Posted by: Vanya at June 13, 2005 10:22 AM

Just to be clear, what is it that Microsoft brought to the joint venture? They might have brought software that allows filtering based on certain words and the organization using it might have the ability to modify the list of filtered words. A "family friendly" organization using it would put curse words in the filter list while a repressive government would add words like "democracy".

If Microsoft is just providing this kind of general functionality, then they have done nothing wrong.

Does anyone know this system in enough detail to tell us if this is all that has happened?

Posted by: Lewis at June 13, 2005 10:22 AM

Yeah, I'd need to know more about who did the actual programming.

Posted by: Kimmitt at June 13, 2005 10:56 AM

Lewis,

It's blog software, therefore not like an email system at a corporation or government office. If "democracy" is prohibited, that's because it's built into the software. The blogger himself is not going to ban his own use of that word, and no company is between the blogger and the Internet except Microsoft.

Posted by: Michael J. Totten at June 13, 2005 10:57 AM

Microsoft should be shamed for such a move. They have been trying to placate those liberals who are watching it by reconsidering their dropping of support for an anti-gay discrimination bill in Washington. Their decision to ban the word "democracy" is horrible.

Posted by: Kevin at June 13, 2005 11:22 AM

Spaniard: Is this something Bill Gates would have knowledge of? If yes, then that would explain his generosity to Liberal causes (gun control, planned parenthood, etc.). He's a guilt-ridden Liberal, and now we know why

Oh, please. This is about making money in China, not sucking up to a totalitarian regime because he has a jackboot fetish - or whatever it is you're trying to imply here.

Posted by: Michael J. Totten at June 13, 2005 11:45 AM

This is about making money in China, not sucking up to a totalitarian regime because he has a jackboot fetish - or whatever it is you're trying to imply here.

Michael,

He's sucking up to China in order to make money, which I'm implying fills him with guilt, and that explains his guilt-ridden Liberal ways. White guilt is what drives Liberalism.

Posted by: spaniard at June 13, 2005 12:04 PM

So a Capitalist company, modified its software to make a profit and people think thats wrong?

That's America, isn't it?

I mean why should Microsoft worry about silly little words like Democracy, when we as a nation are pouring tons of Yuan into communist coffers? If the White House doesn't take a stand against China, why should Microsoft?

If the White House maintains relations with Uzbekistan, because the ends justify the means... then why shouldn't Microsoft?

I wonder how many who decry such actions have Windows installed on their computer? How many use Internet Explorer? How many use Microsoft Office?

How many have imported clothes, fresh from China? Shoes? cheap electronics?

A Free market drives the corporation. If the free market is made up of lazy slobs, who can't be bothered to think... then why should Microsoft?

Posted by: Ratatosk, Squirrel of Discord at June 13, 2005 12:50 PM

China is another issue where the all the usual blather about "liberal vs. conservative" falls apart. A lot of the "Free Tibet", pro-environment left really hates China in a visceral way you won't find on the Right. Certainly Hollywood limousine liberal types seem to dislike China, even if some of the more anti-American Chomskyist types seem willing to give China a pass if it will stand up to the USA. What I would call the elite Democratic centrists, people like Tom Friedman and the editorial board of the Washington Post, seem to have a lot of admiration for China even if they make the noises about human rights abuses. On the other hand a significant number of pro-business conservatives have very cozy relationships with China and the Chinese leadership (Murdoch, George H.W. Bush, the entire Carlyle Group, most Fortune 500 CEOs, etc.). But the stereotypical neo-con position is that China is an emerging threat to US security almost on a par with Islamic fundamentalism, one that has to be dealt with, probably better sooner rather than later. My impression is that your average center-right American doesn't really trust China but is willing to be optimistic about China, since optimism is the default American position. China doesn't fit easily into US paradigms - it is a pro-capitalist, pro-business, anti-Christian, imperialist oligarchy opposed to Islamic fundamentalism but also opposed to US hegemony. Since we are still stuck in a two-party state the most likely result is paralysis, with neither the Democrats nor the Republicans able to agree on a coherent China policy and events will continue to develop more or less on China's terms.

Posted by: Vanya at June 13, 2005 12:50 PM

I'm sitting in my own pooh, it's warm.

Posted by: Zed at June 13, 2005 01:31 PM

"He's sucking up to China in order to make money, which I'm implying fills him with guilt, and that explains his guilt-ridden Liberal ways. White guilt is what drives Liberalism."

What a moron.

Posted by: Dustin Ridgeway at June 13, 2005 03:37 PM

"The book’s purpose is to make sure everyone uses, spells, punctuates, and capitalizes terms like “Web site,” “Internet,” “cd-rom,” and so on, the same way."

That's surprising to hear from a company whose word processor spell check did not recognize the word 'internet'...

Posted by: Preston at June 13, 2005 03:42 PM

I guess I would have to say BFD on this one. Every company doing business with China (or any other country) makes compromises - Dell, Intel, Wal-Mart, you name it. The compromises will change over time. When you buy a child's toy it has an 80% chance of being made in China. If you buy an American flag chances are it was made in China too.

Building a middle class is the best thing that can happen in China to bring on reforms - it's always easier for a totalitarian government to control people in poverty. Microsoft and the other companies are helping to build the middle class there. The Chinese government knows what's coming. They brought over a large number of people to observe the 2004 Presidential elections here. The middle class is already getting restless there - things are changing.

Optionally, the US could refuse to do business with China like it does with Cuba - gee, that policy has worked briliantly to bring reforms to Cuba over the past 45 years.

Posted by: markytom at June 13, 2005 05:29 PM

"A Free market drives the corporation. If the free market is made up of lazy slobs, who can't be bothered to think... then why should Microsoft?"--Tosk

Exactly. Why should Microsoft be the 'good guy 'here ? It's not as if they could do China any damage even should they refuse to license their software under the imposed conditions. Microsoft exists to MAKE MONEY.Period. Microsoft is much more concerned about piracy of its many software packages than it is about a blogging tool. Why should it rock the Chinese boat unless it absolutely has to ? I wouldn't if I ran the corporation. Would you ?

As markytom so succintly states --- bfd .

It's not personal ; it's just business.

Posted by: dougf at June 13, 2005 05:57 PM

With Apple going to Intel processors will this finally give us the chance to give Winblows the boot?

Posted by: Jace at June 13, 2005 08:13 PM

Michael Totten writes:

Lewis, It's blog software, ... The blogger himself is not going to ban his own use of that word

I understand that. However, there are several reasons an intermediary company would want a filter list. Imagine a "family friendly" company building a computer environment. They might offer parental controls for surfing, along with a whole host of features, such as web page building and blogging software. They might want to filter cursewords. I can even imagine companies wanting to filter not to ban but to give priority to other services.

Microsoft might have provided a general purpose tool to their joint venture partner that includes the ability to build and maintain filter lists for various purposes. They might have built something even more general like a rule based system where the intermediary (between Microsoft and the actual blogger) can build rules. There are numerous general purpose tools that would give an intermediary the ability to ban certain words without Microsoft actually writing the specific words to ban. I'll ask again, does anyone know enough about this story to know if this is the sort of thing that happened?

Lewis

Posted by: Lewis at June 13, 2005 09:03 PM

Interestingly I posted a personal "mea culpa" regarding a past employer's assistance in this internet crackdown, found here.

Posted by: sean at June 13, 2005 10:40 PM

Politics aside, if MSFT didn't do what it takes to keep license privileges in China, the Chinese would just clone or pirate the software anyway. It's not like they have leverage over the CCP. I'm idealogically with MJT here, but don't expect Bill to forgo profits for no good purpose.

Thanks for the tips anyway; it's hard enough to get anything done on the internet here without MSFT helping the goons get in our way!

Posted by: Sam_S (shenzhenRen) at June 14, 2005 02:03 AM

Here's an interesting response from a journalist/reporter who has lived in China for 12 years: My Response to Scoble

It's very true, most Chinese hate it when foreigners lecture them about how they should change. They hate being patronized. Many view the common American attitude of "we're here to save you and make you free" as condescending and hypocritical. They'd rather continue living under their extremely imperfect political situation in hopes that eventually it will change, and that this change will be accomplished by Chinese people in a Chinese way. Only then will they have ownership both of the change and of the result. Otherwise, the change will be considered foreign-imposed, and the Chinese violently detest foreign-imposed anything. Even ones who privately and quietly detest their government.

I agree with Scoble: no outsiders, including Microsoft, can force China to change. But nobody's asking Microsoft to force China to do anything. The issue is whether Microsoft should be collaborating with the Chinese regime as it builds an increasingly sophisticated system of Internet censorship and control.

...

I can tell you one more thing about the Chinese. They hear what you say, then they watch how you do business. From there, it's pretty easy to figure out what your real values are.

Posted by: markytom at June 14, 2005 07:55 AM

If Microsoft supplies the Chicom government with OS, I give the panderin' mao-mao's another year before the whole government goes blue-screen.

Seriously, folks. Mickeysoft's help is worse than any US plan to take down the Chinese government.

For God's sake, didn't anybody contemplate for a second that the CIA's already planted members inside of MS? Hmm, no, because that would make sense then. Uh-DURRR@!

Posted by: adamthemadman at June 14, 2005 09:25 AM

Unbelievable.

Thanks for sharing.

Posted by: TallDave at June 14, 2005 09:29 AM

If Microsoft's role is well known in China, then I can imagine the Chinese people boycotting Microsoft. When the Communist regime loses it's chokehold on freedom, Microsoft may find itself being punished.

As ye sow so shall ye reap.

Posted by: Joshua Scholar at June 16, 2005 12:35 AM

Democracy in (my attempt at) Chinese character l33t.
D乇巾口匸凢@匸ㄚ

Posted by: Joshua Scholar at June 16, 2005 01:01 AM

Anybody remember _NSAKEY?

The great thing about most evil empires is they're for sale...

Posted by: Mark Poling at June 17, 2005 11:47 AM

If it is totalitarian propaganda to say that Taiwan is part of China, it's totalarian propaganda that the United States has participated in for 25 years. China is not a bunch of good guys and atheletes, but the story is far more complicated than simply "gosh, Taiwan is a great place, rah, rah, rah."

I see that Vanya makes the same point, more effectively.

Posted by: BMM at June 23, 2005 08:52 AM

Check out How to Gamble in America :: Poker Index :: Poker Room Review :: Sports Index :: Sports Book Review :: Casino Index :: Casino Review :: Craps :: Blackjack Strategies :: Roulette :: Let It Ride :: Three Card Poker :: Video Poker :: Gambling Quotes :: Online Gambling :: Online Poker :: Draw Poker :: Poker Hand Rankings :: Texas Hold’em :: Seven Card Stud :: Seven Card High/Low :: Omaha :: Omaha High/Low :: Guide To Sports Betting :: The Basics to Wagering on Sports :: Parlays :: Teasers :: Half Point :: Sports Betting Tips & Tricks :: Money Management :: Sports Betting Terminology :: Horse Racing Tips :: Free NFL Pick :: How to Gamble in America :: Sports Betting Strategies :: Pacific Poker:: Online Gambling Forum

Also check out 100 Best Poker Rooms for all the best up to date online gambling sites.

Gambling BLOG

Posted by: How To Gamble at August 8, 2005 02:02 PM

sklep internetowy kamery cyfrowe sony panasonic minidv Kamery cyfrowe, telewizory plazmowe lgjvc Telewizory plazmowe. eeeby sony panasonic eeeby. eeeby sony panasonic eeeby.

Posted by: Kamery cyfrowe at August 15, 2005 11:29 AM

canon canon aparaty sony sony

lg telefony gsm samsung samsung siemens siemens kuchnie philips philips creative sharp sharp telewizory plazmowe

Posted by: Telewizory Plazmowe at August 18, 2005 05:10 AM

anal pijane nastolatki @ anal piosenkarki @ anal playboy modelki @ anal podkapova @ anal pole @ anal polki @ anal polskie @ anal polskie kurwy @ anal polskie porno @ anal poniczoszki @ anal popychanie @ anal porn @ anal porno @ anal porno amatorki @ anal porno dupy @ anal porno erotyka @ anal porno modelki @ anal porno murzynki @ anal porno nastolatki @ anal porno panienki @ anal pornografia @ anal pornograficzne @ anal pornole @ anal pornostar @ anal pozycja69 @ anal pozycje @ anal pracie @ anal prostytutki @ anal pupy trans @ anal pussy @ anal puszczalskie @ anal rocco @ anal rozdziewiczanie @ anal rozdziewiczone licealistki @ anal rozjebane amatorki @ anal rozjebane azjatki @ anal rozowa landrynka @ anal ruchac @ anal rysowane @ anal sadomaso @ anal salma hayek @ anal sandra @ anal schadzka @ anal sekretarka @ anal seks @ anal seks cipy @ anal seks grupowy @ anal seks reality show @ anal seks zbiorowy @ anal sekslowne laseczki

Posted by: ruben at September 8, 2005 04:44 AM

Hi I have been given the task of getting links for our websites thathave good page rank on the links directories.In addition we have many categories so your site will be place on an appropriate page. If you would like to trade links please send me your website details.Best Regards,seopro@walla.com
http://www2w.bravehost.com vs the best casino http://casino.vmedical.us new online casino
casinos
casino
online poker
online gambling
online casinos
online casinos
online casinos
online poker
online casinos
online casino
casino
poker
casino
casino
casinos
online casino
online gambling
casino
poker
neteller casinos
online casino
online poker
online casino
internet poker
free online poker
texas holdem poker
poker
online slots
online roulette
online blackjack
poker
online casinos
online casino
online casino
online roulette
online poker
internet casinos
online slots
online blackjack
online poker

Posted by: online casinos at October 12, 2005 12:44 AM

very nice site

Posted by: Kancelaria Prawna at October 16, 2005 04:20 AM

Take your time to check out some information dedicated to tamiflu purchase tamiflu purchase

http://www.dolev-yomel.com/tami1

tamiflu without prescription

http://www.dolev-yomel.com/tami2

tamiflu in canada

http://www.dolev-yomel.com/tami3

tamiflu price

http://www.dolev-yomel.com/tami4

tamiflu price

http://www.dolev-yomel.com/tami5

real tamiflu price

http://www.archipenko.co.il/tami6

buy tamiflu

http://www.archipenko.co.il/tami7

order tamiflu

http://www.archipenko.co.il/tami8

tamiflu online

http://www.archipenko.co.il/tami9

tamiflu

http://www.archipenko.co.il/tami10

tamiflu and no prescription

http://www.archipenko.co.il/flu

Posted by: online casino at October 25, 2005 03:23 PM

new online poker site ! http://poker.trinitytc.com Poker

Posted by: poker at December 11, 2005 01:59 AM

AirfareLowest.net provides great tickets at cheap airfare prices for everyone. We have cheap hotels and cheap rental cars available. You can buy cruise tickets all over the worlds. Feel free to check out our prices so you can see that we have the cheapest prices for all tickets. We have all Airfare our tickets are all Lowest Airfare prices for all Cheap Airfare prices world wide. First Class Airfare is available so as Last Minute Airfare Available. We also provide Cheap Hotels for all Hotel Visitors and we do our own Hotels Reservations including Las Vegas Hotels, London Hotels, New York Hotels, Hilton Hotels, Orlando Hotels. We have all Rental Cars for all the location if you take a cruise ship plus cruise reviews available for all cruises. Plane Tickets available 24 hours a day on our secure server. A fare is the fee paid by a traveller allowing him or her to make use of a public transport system: rail, bus, taxi, etc. In the case of air transport, the term airfare is often used.
The fare paid is a contribution Hotels to the operational costs of the transport system involved, either partial (as is frequently the case with publicly supported systems) or total. We have Hitlton Hotels for all hotel motel places such as chicago hotels for hotels deals. Paris hotels are available all the time San Francisco Hotels 24 hours a day with Habbo hotels, for discount hotel rooms, plus all hawaii hotels, and sheraton hotels, plus malaysia hotels. It's great to spend time in radisson hotels with hotel rooms in New York city hotels plus miami hotels, and singapore hotels. We provide all kind of boston hotels for disney hotels and cancun hotels, plus discount vegas hotels for all our clients. San Diego hotels available with best western hotels in bangkok hotels, and cheap new orleans hotels, amesterdam hotels with great view of the city. Number one choice hotels at wyndham hotels for Prague Hotels and Hyatt Hotels, bellagio hotel. Doubletree hotels phuket hotels and westin hotels we have them all at all times plus toronto hotels, and niagara falls hotels. Many bus and rail systems in the United States recover only around one-third of their operational costs from fares.
The rules regarding how and when fares are to be paid and for how long they remain valid are many and varied. Rail and bus systems usually require the payment of fares on or before boarding. In the case of taxis and other vehicles for hire, payment is Cheap Rental Cars normally made at the end of the ride.
Some systems allow fare transfers: that is to say that a single payment permits travel within a particular geographical zone or time period. Such an arrangement is helpful for people who need to transfer from one route to another in order to reach their destination. Sometimes transfers are valid in one direction only, requiring a new fare to be paid for the return trip.

A Net dating service, also known as hispanic dating service online dating or internet dating, is an example of a dating system and allows individuals, couples and speed dating groups to meet online and possibly develop a social, romantic or sexual interracial dating relationship. Net dating services free dating services provide un-moderated lesbian dating matchmaking through the use of personal jewish dating computers and the Internet.
Such black dating services generally allow people to provide personal information, then search for other individuals using sex dating criteria such as age range, gender and location. Most sites allow members to upload photos of themselves dating lexington online and browse the photos of asian dating others. Sites may offer additional services, including webcasts, dating chat online chat, and message boards. Sites dating advice typically allow people to register for free but may offer services which require a monthly fee.
It seems that everywhere bbw dating you turn today been going to dating sites, people are online dating from site dating. More and more American singles use the online dating services to find love, online personals, friendship, or simply an online friend for matchmaking sites. We were launched to help online dating louisville singles of all ages for free online dating and free dating, religions such as christian datind christian dating services and sexual interests, find exactly what they're looking for with singles dating. Every personals or singles site gets reviewed before being posted here on dating web sites.We have availablegay dating, on our online dating sites, LDS Dating also available for everyone. We have dating tips for everyone, all ages dating available such as seniors dating , internet dating and also we have dating personals We provide all kind of dating such as singles for all singles websites so guys and girls can meet single girls to meet singles online. Many sites are broad-based, with members from a variety of backgrounds looking for different types of relationships. Other sites are more specific, based on the dating personals type of members, interests, location, or matchmaker dating relationship desired.U.S. any dating eharmony has href marriage match more online per service than residents spent $469.5 million on online dating and dating issue personals in 2004, the largest segment of “paid content” on the web, according to a study conducted by the Online free dating personals Publishers Association (OPA) and comScore Networks.

In terms of the dating of free dating site complete authoritative texts, there are dating idea three main versions of the relationship dating Hebrew Bible. There is the Masoretic text of the Torah, thought to be first indian dating assembled russian dating in the 4th century CE. The oldest chicago dating known copy (the oldest is the Aleppo Codex, the yahoo dating oldest complete match dating text is the Leningrad Codex) now dates to the christian dating services tenth century CE. There is the Septuagint, married dating which is a Greek translation of the Torah, made under Ptolemy in the third century BCE. The oldest dating or services copy of the Septuagint is dating direct centuries older than the seattle dating oldest complete Masoretic text, and texas dating fragments of the Septuagint date to the second century BCE. There is also the Samaritan Torah, which teen dating emerged after the Assyrian occupation of the web dating northern kingdom of Israel. The Peshitta, a translation of the Christian Bible into Syriac, a dating game variant of Aramaic, can be useful in determining latin dating authenticity of passages and hence help establish dates. The earliest known copy of the Peshitta dates to 445-460 CE.

Online casino, also recognized as virtual casinos, is the online description of land-based casinos. They permit you to play casino games through the internet casino. Some online casinos supply various games such as casino gambling, while others only offer only one type of game. Online poker is also very well-liked and there are many devoted companies that offer this activity such as casino bonus, free casino games, grand casino and world wide such as uk online casino, las vegas casino.

Online casinos can for sure have games offer better odds than casino on net. Land casinos on slots and other formats where the chance of captivating is resolute by the house. Table games like casino gaming, blackjack which have an casino poker, recognized house edge: for a given set of rules, they offer the similar payout, online or offline. Reliability and faith are hard to gambling casino online establish. To solve this issue, many online casinos purchase their software from well-known best casino, companies such as Wager Works, Microgaming, OddsOn, Playtech and Cryptologic, though a little study casino on line, into credentials of any e-commerce site you plan to use is gambling casino, ordinary sense. These software companies use a casino online gambling random number maker online casino slot to ensure that the casino online gambling, numbers, cards or dice appear randomly. All reputable companies in service in a regulated environment use robust random number generators.

For this particular online casino game example, this would mean that a player depositing $100 would start with $200 in his account. He must make $5000 in wagers online+casino before withdrawing. This can be played at a game such as blackjack.

online pharmacy, pharmacy, canadian pharmacy, vicodin online pharmacy, canada pharmacy, phentermine online pharmacy, online pharmacy valium, xanax online pharmacy, ultram online pharmacy, pharmacy online, alprazolam online pharmacy, discount pharmacy, mexican pharmacy, internet pharmacy, mail order pharmacy, canada online pharmacy, overseas pharmacy, foreign pharmacy, phentermine pharmacy, tesco pharmacy jobs, on line pharmacy, pharmacy technician, online+pharmacy, international pharmacy, viagra pharmacy, pharmacy job, canadian online pharmacy, pet pharmacy, pharmacy discount, canadian pharmacy online, pharmacy drug, pharmacy canadian, pharmacy order tramadol, cvs pharmacy, pharmacy drugs, lortab online pharmacy, lortab pharmacy, mexico pharmacy, vicodin pharmacy, pharmacy jobs, ultram pharmacy, online pharmacy affiliate program, soma online pharmacy, pharmacy on line, canadian discount pharmacy, discount online pharmacy, viagra online pharmacy, adderol online pharmacy, canadian pharmacy affiliate, online discount pharmacy, vicodin+online+pharmacy, online pharmacy tramadol, canadian pharmacy on line, diazepam online pharmacy, pharmacy schools, online pharmacy no prescription, online canadian pharmacy, valium pharmacy, foreign online pharmacy, hydrocodone, online pharmacy, cialis online pharmacy, wholesale pharmacy, cvs pharmacy career, phentermine+online+pharmacy, brooks pharmacy, line pharmacy, online+pharmacy+valium, xanax+online+pharmacy, alprazolam+online+pharmacy, ultram+online+pharmacy, pharmacy school, walgreens pharmacy, international online pharmacy, mexican pharmacy online, hydrocodone pharmacy, pharmacy tech, best online pharmacy, online internet pharmacy, ambien pharmacy, online doctor pharmacy, pharmacy no prescription hydrocodone, online pharmacy celebrex, online pharmacy medicine, line pharmacy phentermine, pharmacy technician schools, canadian on line pharmacy, online pharmacy pay pal, pharmacy tech online, online pharmacy canada, canada+pharmacy, mexican pharmacy ortho novum cheap florida online pharmacy, canada in online pharmacy, law online pharmacy, aldara online pharmacy, online pharmacy technician, online pharmacy technician course, online pharmacy florida delivery phentermine, pharmacy tech online schools, pharmacy technicians