Posted on 09/01/2018 11:57:13 AM PDT by davikkm
If you’re still relying on big-tech news-aggregators like Google or Yahoo, this means you’re a “normie” and you must be red-pilled on the issue as soon as possible. So, keep reading, it’s going to be lots of fun. Now, today’s revelation is that conspiracy theorists are not always wrong. Some may even argue they’re more often right than wrong. It’s like, 51% vs 49%, depending on the source. Joke aside, many people were accusing Google of being left-biased since the early 2000s. Seriously, check that out for yourself.
The problem with Google’s bias has become more disturbing lately, in the aftermath of the big-tech crackdown on conservative/right winger alternative media news outlets/bloggers/what have you, following Donald Trump’s election in 2016. And that’s solely due to the fact that Trump’s anti-establishment message was delivered to the American people using the “interwebz”, and especially via social media, the likes of Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. The legacy media is now working with the left-leaning big-tech CEOs and are trying to prevent this from happening again, in the midterms. I mean, to prevent the alternative media, which is nowadays the real media, to deliver their message to the American people.
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“Favors” my a$$. It is obvious it is intentional and directed. Bust Google.
Google owns YouTube -- nothing new, they cram Trump-bashing BS vids, fake news (including BS like The Daily Show), other of their leftwing nonsense, into the related videos, even when I've been watching nothing but documentaries on ancient history, or one of the Brit game shows.
I'M SHOCKED! SHOCKED, I TELL YOU!
That’s news?
It’s “1984” - and thugs are lining up together against the people...
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