then you have all of these chinese companies running chinese versions -- facebook ones, youtube clones, whatever. they are not being blocked at the border. why block it when you can just take it off the internet? if you are a chinese internet company, your computer servers are inside china. you're inside chinese legal jurisdiction. the cops can show up at your facility until you to shut it down if you're not complying. you can say, this particular group on the chinese version of facebook needs to be shut down. these users need to be taken off line. this particular blog that needs to be taken down or deactivated can be. i did a test on this recently. a chinese gentleman got the nobel peace prize. a couple of different things happened with that, right? overseas websites that talked about him in the news and him getting the nobel peace prize for of course blocked. you could not access them. >> you could not go to the new york times. >> the new york times in english they are not worried about. they're really worried about the chinese staff. bbc chinese and so on. on the chinese platforms -

versions, you know, kind of facebook clones or, you know, various blog spot clones, you know, youtube clones. so they're not being blocked at the border. it's much more effective, why just block something when people can figure out how to get around the blocks, why block it when you can just take it off the internet? so for companies, you know, if you're a chinese internet company, your computer servers are inside china, you're in chinese legal jurisdiction. the cops can show up, you know, at your facility and tell you to shut it down if you're not complying. and so you can tell the sites, okay, you know, this particular group on the chinese version of facebook, you know, needs to be shut down, these users need to be taken offline. this particular blog needs to be, you know, needs to go, be shut down on deactivated. or, you know, people's particular blog posts. so, for instance, um, you know, i kind of did a test on this recently. a chinese gentleman just got the nobel peace prize. and so a couple different things happened with that, right? so overseas web sites that talked about the news of

chinese companies running chinese versions, you know kind of facebook clones or various blogspot clones and youtube ponds or whatever and so they are not being blocked at the border because it is much more effective to block something which people who have the technical ability can figure out how to get around the blocks, why block it when you can just take it off the internet? so for companies, if you are a chinese internet company your computer servers are inside china. you are inside chinese legal jurisdiction. the cops can show up at your facility and tell you to shut it down if you are not complying. and so you can tell the sites okay you know, this particular group on the chinese version of facebook needs to be shut down. these users need to be taken off-line. this particular blog needs to be, needs to be shut down or deactivated or you know people's particular blog post. for instance, you know i kind of did they test him as recently. a chinese gentleman who just got the nobel peace prize. a couple of different things happened with that, right? overseas web sites that talk about him and the n