If you don't want Google Tracking you read this

[Flabbergasted]

http://www.ioerror.us/2006/02/22/google-in-bed-with-us-intelligence/

Even while Google presents a public image of vigorously protecting its users’ privacy, it has quietly provided assistance to several U.S. intelligence agencies, such as the Central Intelligence Agency and Defense Intelligence Agency, as the U.S. prosecutes its war on terrorism. In addition, Google may be providing assistance to the National Security Agency.

If you are concerned about the possibility that your private browsing information is going to wind up in the hands of U.S. intelligence agencies, you can throw a spanner in the works by blocking cookies from the following domains: google.com, googlesyndication.com, google-analytics.com, and your country-specific Google domain (e.g. google.co.uk). If you actually use Google services, such as Google Mail, then this obviously will prevent you from using those services.

Even with cookies blocked, a limited amount of user tracking is possible, so unless you really are a terrorist, it probably isn’t worth the trouble. I still have all of my Google Cookies. Then again, I already know they’re watching me…

[rawtribe]

1. scroogle does the work for you.

http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm

[SHRED]

2. Google Anon

http://www.imilly.com/google-cookie.htm

[TomInTib]

3. I just cannot bring myself to block cookies...

Fig Newmans are a dietary staple at my house.

[Flabbergasted]

4. Let me guess....

Kraft Macaroni and Cheese for dinner.....and for dessert?

If I had a million dollars,....I'd buy you a house....

[TomInTib]

5. If I had a million dollars..

Maybe we could put like a little tiny fridge in there somewhere

Hell, maybe I would buy you a K-car.

[Flabbergasted]

6. Lol

I was wondering if you'd get that...

[yurbud]

7. leave cookies & visit sites that will scare

Bushies.

[dipsydoodle]

8. If you really want to screw them

keep searching "floodnet" repetitively and get everyone you know to do the same. It will create an illusion which will cause the NSA to panic by making them think they are due for a major atack of electronic civil disobedience.

If you bother to go into any of the links you'll find that was how the Mexican government site was effectivly shut down for a month or so a few years back.