These two videos are well worth your time. In the second part, he goes right to the heart of something that has been troubling me greatly for some years now, and it is just as key an issue as election fraud-he discusses the well known YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook censorship that has been occurring, but spends some time discussing the video leaked by a Google whistleblower.
This video, meant only for internal consumption at Google by top level executives is called
"The Selfish Ledger". (click here to skip directly to that part of the video)
And the video is indeed, as Bill Whittle points out...frightening.
I have been convinced for years that allowing Google to become the nearly universal source of information for mankind right now has been a horrible, horrible mistake. On this planet, nearly anyone who has a computer uses Google to find information...and that is about four and a half billion people. And Google has assumed the mantle, and wishes to treat this "ledger" on each of us as not only the Internet equivalent of our DNA, but wishes to manipulate people via this "ledger" to change their behavior.
I am not new to this concept, and I know to many, the video is nothing new as it has been out for a few years now, but to see it in the context of this election, where the information people sought was shaped and spoon fed to them by the Media, Twitter, FaceBook, YouTube, and...Google.
I highly recommend if you watch nothing else, click on the link for the "Selfish Ledger" to see what Google has in mind, and think of what we saw in this last election.
I never use Google, Twitter, Facebook, Insta this snap that etc.
Man, he's on fire and angry. I've never seen him like this.
He used a bleeped profanity. This is a new Bill Whittle.
Bill Whittle is one of the best representatives of conservative thought in our country
-signed Bill Whittle
Let me try that see if it works.
Steve Van Doorn is one of the best representatives of conservative thought in our country
-signed Steve Van Doorn
I like the ring to that. ^^ Rolls Eyes ^^
I’m a big Bill Whittle fan, glad you posted this!
It’s funny how searching has changed, even in a few years. Going back further- it used to be when looking for info all kinds of interesting and offbeat results would show up, it was fun to spend an hour learning things you didn’t know. Now? It’s sterile, predictable and uninformative. It seems limited.