Gloth Is Googleless

Gloth Planet

A Vandal reader made an astonishing discovery: Google has censored the planet Gloth! Yes, I know it is hard to believe that such a remarkable feat of astronomical detective work by Derek Haines should be covered up, either by glaring omission or, more likely, by a government conspiracy, but it is sadly the current state of affairs.

When asked for his reaction to this obviously hideous abuse of internet censorship, Derek Haines was quoted as saying, ‘Typical. Just typical’. Although clearly angered by the situation, he seemed to want to avoid controversy and has not lodged a formal complaint. He has, however, sent a letter to the Supreme Potentate of the Twelve Sun Systems of Gloth informing him of the attempted cover-up.

For those who may not be aware (due to Google’s omission, of course), here is the entry that should rightfully be indexed by Google and referenced by Wikipedia.

‘The planet Gloth is located in a very small area in the very far bottom left-hand corner of a long outer spiral arm of a galaxy called the Milky Way. Being the sixth planet from the sun (hiding just behind a rather large planet known by some as Jupiter) in a system of twelve planets called Sun System One, it is conveniently located and benefits economically from being the central hub that lured the headquarters of literally thousands of industrial monopolies and is a tax haven for hundreds and hundreds of banks and lenders of last resort. The discovery of this planet was made by an Erdean, Derek Haines, in the year 2010.’

The truth is out. Well, at least for Vandal readers. I hope that by bringing this glaring omission to your attention, you may assist in informing your circle of acquaintances of the facts regarding the planet Gloth.

4 thoughts on “Gloth Is Googleless”

  1. Akhen1khan2 aka Jack Eason

    Unbelievable! This is a case that needs to be brought before the European court Derek. Google quite obviously are unaware of the power of life and death the Glothian's hold over we Erdeans.

  2. Robyn Campbell

    Ahahahahahahaha This might be an attempt to sully your good detective work name, because you use word verification on your blog.

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