Diwana, as they say: the problem with common sense is that it is not very common. Some people can not be convinced without statistics.
But thanks for the obvious common sense argument in your post.
Here is this guy Wahaj us Siraj, CEO of a company. ISPAK spokesman.
Profile: http://www.pakistanileaders.com.pk/profile/Wahaj_us_Siraj
And here is what he says about this matter:
These statistics are not correct and very misleading indeed.** We’ve done detailed traffic analysis today** and tried various models on Google Trends
and Google Insights.** Pornographic webs sites hardly count for any traffic in forty top most accessed sites from Pakistan**.
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The bottom line is that these figures are not correct and grossly messed up.
There’s some strange algorithm being carried out at Google and they’re not doing the geographical identification correctly based on the IP address.
I’ve spoken to Badar Khushnood, Google’s Country Manager for Pakistan and even he didn’t have explanation for some of the questions that we had.
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We’d be doing a press conference tomorrow, Friday, from the Internet Industry at 3:00 pm, our (Micronet/Nayatel) Blue Area Office (GD Arcade), Islamabad and would demonstrate all the facts in front of the media using Google Insight and Google Trends. Pakistan has enough of slander by the international community but we should be wise enough to broadcast our point of view with full force and justification.
Pakistan zindabad…Wahaj us Siraj/ISPAK
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It’s shame that Government of Pakistan is sleeping on this incident, no official version has yet come out. Embassy of Pakistan in Washington DC also made no comments to Foxnews when they contacted them.** The story calls Pakistan as “Pornistan” and Foxnews just done a vulgar talk show on this subjec**t. Ministry of IT, PTA, Ministry of Information, all paid from our (tax payers) money are busy in foreign tours, meetings and flashing media projections. The public and civil
society has to stand up against this indifference of “public servants”.
Kind regards…Wahaj