[ConservativeMind]

The messainlatino.it domain is still owned by whomever has owned it since Oct. 6, 2008.

His website, if hosted on Google, could be removed or Google could have removed it from their search results, but otherwise, his web address is still good and he can put his blog where he wants, still.

[Bob434]

““hate speech” policy” Is Shorthand for “Censorship!”

[marktwain]

Google has become tyrannical.

Perhaps an anti-trust investigation is in order.

[SuperLuminal]

"...found that 63 percent of Google News search results were from left-wing or left-leaning sources as opposed to just 6 percent that were right-wing or right-leaning and 16 percent in the political center.

So, I guess this means that other search engines using the Google core have the same communist-supporting bias...

[powerset]

“Google de-platformed a woman after she sent a pro-life email, cutting her off from accessing over 11 years of her stored emails, photographs, calendars, contacts, and other data without warning.”

This is why I would never keep my files *only* on Google (or other cloud server). Google seems to want not only to take over the Internet, they want to take over your “personal” computer too. Microsoft mainly wants to take over your “personal” computer. (Maybe Apple does too?)

[daniel1212]

In a brief email sent from blogger.com, run by Google, the editors of Messa in Latino (MIL) were informed that the site had been taken offline with immediate effect. The email stated that “your blog titled ‘MiL – Messainlatino.it’ was flagged to us for review. We have determined that it violates our guidelines and have made the URL https://blog.messainlatino.it unavailable to blog readers.”

Google has other means as well to at least deter access. As a test of bias, try to Google the most substantive (and Google-hosted) collection of CDC stats on "Negative effects of homosexual relations (also heterosexual fornication)" In quotes, or even without quotes.

Then try it (in quotes( on Bing, and DDG, and Blaze, and Yandex.

As well as without quotes. Bing will list it at top, as will Brave, and DDG, and Yandex will show it as a FR posted article.

Thank God for that, but Google shadow bans it even though blooger.com is hosted by them. As a test of bias, I think this is rather revealing.