What days Google celebrates...

[Manedwolf]

I'd noticed their lack of patriotism before, since they didn't do anything for Memorial Day, either.

Today, they have a tribute to the birthday of painter Diego Velázquez in their logo.

Funny. I thought today was also the anniversary of D-Day.

But then, people I know who have visited Google offices have reported that it's all moonbats and Obamaniacs, so I'm not overly surprised.

[K Frame]

Google's Global.

Not just American.

[MicroBalrog]

I'd noticed their lack of patriotism before, since they didn't do anything for Memorial Day, either.

Eh, they did. There was a yellow ribbon or summat.

[xavier fremboe]

A partial explanation.  http://nostrawmen.blogspot.com/2007/11/when-does-google-change-its-home-page.html

[roo_ster]

What do you expect from a company that does the Chicom's dirty work for them. 

Things like blocking pro-freedom websites, tracking down and passing data on dissident bloggers, etc.

They make the WW2 Swiss policies vis a vis Nazi Germany & Jews almost humane.

[Monkeyleg]

Google's Global.

Not just American.

True, but they have over 700 different datacenters worldwide. They could serve up something patriotic on the US servers.

[K Frame]

So, buy out Google and make it all America all the time.

[nplant]

Google's search engine is global, but the company and values are grounded in the U.S.  I would expect that any company that honors Independence Day each year on 4 July would also be able to conjure up some sort of picture for a more international feat of liberty as D-Day.

[K Frame]

So have you contacted them about it?

Better tell them to commemorate Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Midway, Guadalcanal, Philippines Liberation, the skipping over of Rabaul, etc.

[Standing Wolf]

Google's search engine is global, but the company and values are grounded in the U.S. socialism.

Just needed a small tweak.

[Green Lantern]

Forget Google.  Use http://www.goodsearch.com/ - and help the N.R.A. Foundation raise money every time you search!!!