To deny that search engine giant Google is engaged in an unprecedented censorship conspiracy targeting conservatives, Christians, and others who don't conform to official deep state doctrines is to deny reality, at this point.
That's because we now have undeniable proof from Google's own "lips" that the Silicon Valley enterprise has taken it upon itself to police the content that people are allowed to access on the internet.
The Daily Caller, having obtained exclusive access to now-leaked internal documents from Google, recently blew the lid on this massive scandal, revealing a dark plot by Google to "blacklist" websites that it deems as violating either its "misrepresentation policy" or its "good neighbor policy" – both of which are Orwellian to the core in their approach to deciding "acceptable" forms of online speech.
According to Google documents, now unsealed, Google's "Trust & Safety" team actively monitors the websites that are added to Google's "XPA news blacklist," ensuring that these websites don't show up in any Google "search feature" or "news product."
"The deceptive_news domain blacklist is going to be used by many search features to filter problematic sites that violate the good neighbor and misrepresentation policies," one of the Google documents clearly states, indicating the type of manual select protocol of web censorship that Google CEO Sundar Pichai lied about before Congress back in December.
"The purpose of the blacklist will be to bar the sites from surfacing in any Search feature or news product," the Google document goes on to admit. "It will not cause a demotion in the organic search results or de-index them altogether."
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Google's executive leadership is a who's who compilation of anti-American, anti-free speech tyrants
As for the brains behind this criminal operation, Pichai is just one of many at Google who's been trying to steer the narrative by censoring online free speech. Also named in the Google documents as co-conspirators are Ben Gomes, Google's "head of search," and a top executive who reports directly to Pichai.
There's also Pandu Nayak, a "Google Fellow," and Paul Haahr, a Google software engineer who Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, says was directly responsible for getting Natural News temporarily blacklisted from Google back in 2017.
"Paul Haahr is explicitly responsible for censoring Natural News and other natural health websites, as he heads up the censorship efforts to target so-called 'science / medical denial' and 'conspiracy theories,'" Adams writes, noting that Google is guilty of carrying out felony election-meddling crimes and various other actions that qualify as "racketeering" under the RICO Act.
"Ironically, Paul Haahr is himself carrying out a conspiracy to silence the truth about medicine, vaccines, cancer cures and natural health, yet part of his job is to censor 'conspiracy theories.' Perhaps he tells himself, 'There are no conspiracies ... except the ones I'm running!" Adams further contends.
In a nutshell, Google, like many other tech giants these days, has taken it upon itself to police the internet, rather than facilitate unimpeded access to content that people want. Rather than embrace its original ideal of "do no evil," Google has morphed into a police state tool of control that looks more like "always do evil."
It remains to be seen whether or not these criminal conspirators working against free speech and the First Amendment will be held responsible for their crimes. They certainly should be, if there's any semblance of justice left in this country.
"It's time for the United States Dept. of Justice to launch criminal investigations into the tech giants for their ongoing election meddling, racketeering and systemic violation of human rights of the American people," says Adams.
"What Google is doing is not merely fraudulent and monopolistic; it's also a criminal act to lie to Congress and claim they aren't doing these things at all."
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