Google data about Pak ranking in **** sites false: ISPAK

[Desert Fox]

Are you a Pathan?

whats wrong with Pathans?

 

[humanfirst]

Lol hillman,u r really funny.pakistan toping in search terms like "child sex","animal sex" (just check out google trends)is your reason to start ghazwa e hind...and that too not just any war but ghazwa..

 

[Luftwaffe]

Yes i am a pathan and if you were physically infront of me i would have sliced a backhand slap cross your face for you being such a negative low life character.

I request mods not to take this particular line out of my post, because this serves as a lesson and explanation, I am going to present an example.

indianrabbit...you know india is one of the nations with highest prostitute rates how would you feel if people start calling every woman a "prostitute", your mother/sister/daughter is a woman a respectable one, would you digest it..

Your message to use Pathan is well understood and totally uncalled for and comes under racist remakes against Pathans, next time i will report you or perhaps Mods can take care of you.

 

[gubbi]

Seriously, this is a very funny thread! Much ado about nothing.

And those of you bringing India into the discussions, keep this in mind, this is the "Land of Kamasutra" - art of love! When Kamasutra was written by Vatsyayana back in 6BC (figures vary from 10BC to 2AD), the land and people which now constitute Pakistan belonged to Gupta Empire! Go figure!

What is wrong with sex? Apart from bestiality (would sex with interplanetary aliens constitute bestiality?) and child pornography (highly reprehensible- whichever way one wants to look at it), I guess every other form is acceptable. Apart from Humans, Apes are the only animals, IIRC, which indulge in copulation for pleasure and reward! So there it is!

@ Luftwaffe, prostitution is considered to be one of the oldest professions. Its as prevalent in "hardcore fundamentalist" countries as it is in 'liberal' countries. So your comments are uncalled for. Just fyi.

 

[Luftwaffe]

that explains india the only into Kama..
rest of your post was a waste..

 

[Desert Fox]

The guy indianrabbit shouldn't have made that racist remark!

 

[humanfirst]

What's wrong in asking someone whether he's a pathan?how is that racist

 

[Huda]

What's wrong in asking someone whether he's a pathan?how is that racist

PATHAN he q??

 

[mjnaushad]

Are you a Pathan?

What it have to do with the post.????

 

[Markus]

Below is the Google disclaimer which is found on their website:-

"Google Trends provides insights into broad search patterns. Please keep in mind that several approximations are used when computing these results."

Until we know the approximations, we cannot conclude it their data is right or wrong.

Google's search algorithms uses algorithm with predictive modelling, hence search words like "****" and "sex" may get clubbed together when you try to analyze general search data. Someone wanting **** means he is looking for sex.

The Google Trends for the word "sex" is confusing. In countries - it is showing Pakistan as number one, in cities it is Delhi while in languages it is Vietnamese. Anyone knows how to decode it?

Also, trends from other search engines should be analyzed.

 

[SMC]

Google dismisses 'Pornistan' Pakistan claim

(Asian News International Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Islamabad, July 17 (ANI): Google has officially denied the accuracy of its search trends that claimed Pakistan is the world's leader in online searches for pornographic material.

According to the Dawn News, Internet Service Provider Association of Pakistan has also declared statistics regarding pornography in Pakistan as flawed.

Google's public affairs head of South-East Asia said that the statistics were based on limited data therefore they cannot be regarded as final opinion.

Google dismisses 'Pornistan' Pakistan claim

It can't get more concrete than this.

 

[Guynextdoor]

U guys keep going on like this and start looking at conspiracies and irrational theories behind every nook & cranny and the world will eventually stop taking you seriously. If the same report had come on India, I'd probably be amused and crack up about it with my friends and then carry on (probably use at as 'evidence' of how we Indians really are in a humorous way in many conversations).
You guys on the other hand have had press conferences, zionist conspiracies, gazwa e hind and what not. Ya, maybe the horse sex part was out of flavor.

Key point is that you guys think that it's all just media and propaganda. FACT? There's only so much that media or propoganda can do. People aren't going gaga over India or China's economy because of 'propoganda', it's because we've been growing at 7-8-9% a year consistently over two decades, because India mobilzed some $450B in infra investments over the last five years & plans to mobilize ONE TRILLION in the next five...just focus on the important things you want to do and the rest will follow.
Don't be so obsessed with your 'image'. I have no problems with people talking about India's poverty because that's the truth today. Sure, but we ARE working DAMN hard and working our A$$ off to grow and address these problems, nothing else really matters to me. When we finally tackle it, the world will know of our achievement.

 

[SMC]

U guys keep going on like this and start looking at conspiracies and irrational theories behind every nook & cranny and the world will eventually stop taking you seriously. If the same report had come on India, I'd probably be amused and crack up about it with my friends and then carry on (probably use at as 'evidence' of how we Indians really are in a humorous way in many conversations).
You guys on the other hand have had press conferences, zionist conspiracies, gazwa e hind and what not. Ya, maybe the horse sex part was out of flavor.

Key point is that you guys think that it's all just media and propaganda. FACT? There's only so much that media or propoganda can do. People aren't going gaga over India or China's economy because of 'propoganda', it's because we've been growing at 7-8-9% a year consistently over two decades, because India mobilzed some $450B in infra investments over the last five years & plans to mobilize ONE TRILLION in the next five...just focus on the important things you want to do and the rest will follow.
Don't be so obsessed with your 'image'. I have no problems with people talking about India's poverty because that's the truth today. Sure, but we ARE working DAMN hard and working our A$$ off to grow and address these problems, nothing else really matters to me. When we finally tackle it, the world will know of our achievement.

What does this have to do with what we're saying? Well if you want to use the word 'conspiracy theory' for what we're suggesting this, then the conspiracy theory has been proven with the two articles I posted. Accordingly, it's not a conspiracy theory anymore but a fact.

As for the rest of your reply, it's (yet again) very simplistic to say the least. I would discuss this if this was the thread for it. It isn't and the the thread would go off-topic hence I will not go much into it. I have no problem talking more about it if you open a thread regarding it.

 

[DaRk WaVe]

I deny watching **** publically, but …​

Yes. I have watched [and accessed] **** websites,” said an old, bearded man stunning the ‘Reporter’ team who wanted to find out if it was true that Pakistan currently tops the list of ****-searching countries on Google.

As others around the bearded man laughed, the old man said: “Perhaps they may be right. What’s wrong with it? If I have watched it, then people like you may definitely have done much more …If people make **** websites, they make them to be watched.”

There may be inaccuracies in Google trends, as admitted by the Google’s spokesman. However, the team at ‘Reporter’ went to five cities including Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar and Quetta to find out the reality of Google trends statistics.

Though a few of the people questioned for the programme admitted watching **** websites, majority of the people, who use the internet, denied ever having accessed pornography on the internet or having even seen advertisements for such a site. Admitting to watching pornography or accessing sex-related websites on TV is difficult and whether such a personal question should be asked from someone on camera is debatable. But then, the choice to answer how to respond rests with the interviewee. Surprisingly, some of those who denied ever having searched for sex or searched for a **** website, admitted to their preference for internet browsing once the camera was switched off.

Irrespective of the debate about accuracy or inaccuracy of the Google findings, Rahia Aftab, a psychologist at Quaid-i-Azam University’s National Institute of Psychology believed that every internet user, once in a while, inadvertently comes across a pop-up **** website. The general attitude of denying the existence of a problem is a major cause of the ills facing the society.

Psychological studies have found that people who are prone to watching **** are more likely to commit sexual crimes. The rising incidents of rape and child sexual abuse in the country are indications of the sickness which prevails. The number of rape and sexual harassment cases concerning children, which go unreported because of the social stigma, is much more alarming. It is not to say that such cases do not happen in societies that are developed but those countries have security networks which provide help and counseling to the victims rather than aiding social stigma as is in our case.

Another social crime in Pakistan related to the internet is the availability of videos and pictures of innocent girls, usually made by their ‘boyfriends.’ Such pictures and videos in compromising positions are usually transferred through Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) from one mobile to another, mostly in cases in which a break-up has occurred. Many such victims suffer in silence rather than bringing their tormentors to justice by seeking help of the law enforcement agencies. In a system where people have lost hope in good governance and where society does not offer solutions, cases have come forth where victims have even committed suicide rather then looking for support structures in the society.

Only by recognising a problem, can solutions can be found. The gut reaction of the majority of the people to tackle a problem, such as pornography on the internet, is to argue for censorship. Any form of censorship is not a solution. In such cases, especially in the case of cyber monitoring, a number of freedoms are compromised if government opts for that route. The example of banning a few blasphemous websites on the instructions of a court, led to a blanket ban of Facebook throughout Pakistan. In addition, the government used the directions of the court to block a number of websites and blogs which were critical of the government.

“The government should not regulate what people access or do not access online,” said Reba Shahid, Editor of Spider magazine, Pakistan’s first magazine on the cyber world.

The solution is to create awareness about issues which are considered taboo. Children, who are most vulnerable to fall prey to cyber stalkers or become psychology affected by such websites. “Awareness is very important and children should be told about the taboo issues in a careful manner,” writes Hira Pervaiz in a message to the ‘Reporter.’

One of the Facebook fans of the ‘Reporter,” Noman Sattar, had words of wisdom to offer. “Escaping behind ‘I never do this … ’ or ‘Muslims can’t do this …’ is no solution. A nation must accept its problems. As long as we think like [sic] we are the best, we are stuck and cannot improve.”

MNA Palwasha Khan, who was interviewed for the show, claimed that the parliament had larger issues to discuss than this one: “The parliament is a floor where much bigger issues take dominance.” Khan also said that in addition to “larger national issues” some cases of rape, highlighted by the media, are discussed by the parliament or its committees.

But the question is whether issues like watching pornography, which is identified by psychologists as an inducing factor for rape in some cases, are worthy of being brushed under the rug as a conspiracy to defame Pakistan.

http://blog.dawn.com/2010/07/19/i-deny-watching-****-publically-but-…/

YouTube - Reporter-Ep#4-Part-3!

 

[Hyde]

well its not the first **** thread here on pdf. I wonder how comes pages are filled up so quickly when it comes to debates on ****

This tells how much we enjoy even talking about this issue