Inside Scoop: How government determines actions in a crisis...

O I wish I could use American media websites... and British and European ones for that matter...

Anyways, yes that was hilarious. I wish I had a knife, a big board, and an endless supply of chickens. I'd fix this economy quickfast

Why can't you use American or European media websites?

Because the Canadian government lets Canadian media companies block them in the name of protecting "National interests". When I try to use Comedycentral.com or anything like that, I get a stupid error message.

Giant bomb thankfully doesn't have any Canadian competitors (either that or they don't know about it.) Because I can still tune into their ridculous crap; you know, the stuff that makes the internet worthwhile.

wow, that is total shit

"wow, that is total shit"

Link me, please.

The URL the Comedy Network links you to when you click that site brings me to 3 minute clips, so let me know where to go.

Also, I've had news clips from en.xinhua.cn, cnn.com, bbcnews.com, and other media websites. I'm not saying it's a blanket censorship like that in the People's Republic of China. But any infringement on my right to the use the internet is far more bullshittish if you ask me.

Sorry, I should repost the Xinhua news website, the en.xinhua.cn link is now broken, the URL english speakers are expected to use is
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/

Poor Cartman, doesn't have his Chinatown Wars.

"Because the Canadian government lets Canadian media companies block them in the name of protecting "National interests".

My friend uses a proxy for some news sites he can't access in Canada, but he tells me the bottleneck a proxy creates is too much of a drain on bandwidth to be worth for multimedia applications. He subsequently linked me to a different site that had South Park archives.

Great, you stole my response to this. That's weird :P.