So, that quote wasn't actually part of a journalistic article, but instead just some random person's unsubstantiated opinion quote??
Er... I have to admit that rather destroys any credibility it may have had.
Google will often point to pages that the hosting server has taken down. It's not an instant-response system, it takes time to scan *the entire internet*, and between the scan and addition to the database, and when you go to find it, it may have been removed by the host. *Especially* if it is a news site that charges for archives. Google isn't censoring a bloody thing in these cases, it's just user error.
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