If you are looking at doing this on your own page, after someone has clicked a link from Google you could look at the Referrer information that is available, as that should show the google search URL, you could then get the q querystring value out of that url.
One word of caution, I would HTML encode at minimum the content of the querystring before using a response.write for security.
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