Posted on 08/03/2019 12:45:52 PM PDT by Brilliant
On Friday, former Google engineer Kevin Cernekee told Fox News's Tucker Carlson that his former employer will try to prevent President Donald Trump's reelection.
"Do you think that Google will attempt to influence the election outcome, attempt to prevent Trump from being reelected?" Carlson asked.
"I do believe so," Cernekee replied. "I think that’s a major threat. They have openly stated that they think 2016 was a mistake. They thought Trump should have lost in 2016. They really want Trump to lose in 2020. That’s their agenda."
The former engineer also said Google has "very biased people running every level of the company. They have quite a bit of control over the political process. That’s something we should really worry about."
Project Veritas Reveals Google's 'Fairness' Efforts to Prevent 2016 From Happening Again
After the 2016 election, Google's then-head of multicultural marketing bragged about attempting to boost Latino turnout, hoping it would help Hillary Clinton. Robert Epstein, a Ph.D. psychologist who studies search engine manipulation effects, found that Google's bias can explain Clinton's popular vote margin of victory. A Project Veritas video showed that Google's "fairness" project is intended to prevent another 2016. Last month, a Google engineer said the company's search results are intentionally biased against Trump.
Cernekee claimed to have been bullied and fired for his conservative beliefs. Given the story of former Google senior software engineer James Damore, this seems plausible. A survey last year found that conservative employees in Silicon Valley tech companies live in fear that their political beliefs will be found out. James Damore said conservatives at Google are "in the closet" and that Google executives are digging through a secret mailing list in order to out them.
More than 90 percent of political contributions from employees of Alphabet, Google's parent company, went to Democrats since 2004. In 2018, 96 percent went to Democrats.
Cernekee said Google's management is "highly ideological. You can see bias at every level at the organization."
"One thing that I noticed that just handling routine issues is plagued with bias. Like they will get a report, an email with a liberal reporter complaining about something and they will jump on it and they will fix the issue very, very quickly. In contrast, one thing that I saw when I worked there was if you do a Google search for 'Crippled America,' which is Donald Trump’s book, you would get results that would show 'Mein Kampf' instead of 'Crippled America.' And I reported that I filed a bug, I escalated it, I tried to run it up the chain. They took nine months to fix that bug," he said.
"They just stalled at every opportunity — they assigned it to people who no longer work there. They made every excuse in the book to avoid taking down something that made Donald Trump look bad, and I saw a number of incidents just like that," Cernekee added.
That dude got fired from Gewgle. He doesn’t have anything to lose, now.
“Strike me down, and I will become more powerful than you could possibly imagine.”
the whole idea of major corporations wanting to defeat a candidate for public office is super-wrong, to begin with
corporations are owned by their shareholders, not their hired managers
managers using shareholder (corporate) resources to campaign for the management’s particular choices of political candidates is a mis-use, mis-appropriation (theft) of corporate assets for personal purposes......and as such should be prosecuted, imho
Gulag - information gulag.
Start a conservative competitor
The amusing thing is that the deep state and big data efforts to undermine President Trump may make him stronger by proving his points.
Are you saying you doubt his word?
I believe him.
google has claimed it can sway 15 million votes.
AND google is far Left.
FRAUD!
They sell ads and eyeballs, neither of which they give accurate numbers to the peeps payin the money!
“A survey last year found that conservative employees in Silicon Valley tech companies live in fear that their political beliefs will be found out.”
It’s the exact same thing in higher ed.
The $20million climate change party: How Camp Google racked up an 800-tonne carbon footprint flying ‘hypocritical’ celebrities to environmental talking shop on 114 private jets to watch Coldplay and hang out on mega-yachts
>Start a conservative competitor
...and *immediately* get hit by the FCC/FEC/EEOC+ via anti-trust, in-kind, etc.
These monopolies cannot exist w/o the approval & support of BIG govt.
Obi-Wan Kenobi...One for two now
So why doesn’t someone gather these conservative former employees and finance a competitor? It would require a massive marketing push but it could be done.
Thanks for the explanation. I was wondering why Google would not want an intelligent businessman to be reelected as President of the U.S.
yes, but there are still laws about misappropriation of corporate (shareholder) assets, also laws about campaign contributions (such as failure to report inkind campaign services, etc.)
just saying...legal actions against just a few of the most visible, large-scale violators....could very well slow down the overall abuse
google is a product of the C_A incubator iirc.
This is what the pow wow was about in Sicily. Not so much global warming. That’s a huge tax when they steal control of power. Main discussion was briefing the elites on the plan in the works to steal the election at any cost. I truly believe that. Google is a foreign power and has no loyalty to American citizens. Google, Facebook and Twitter are at war with the United States. They hate us and want population control and that means endless war and abortion. The get our guns they will start rounding up caucasians and putting them in the real concentration camps. It’s what we were headed for under Hillary.
Actually, I DON’T doubt it. My implication was that with nothing to lose, he can talk about Google’s Be Evil strategies all he wants.
nuke google from orbit, it is the only way to be sure
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