The paranoid leftist contingent of Google's employee base is experiencing a mass triggering over the many recent "leaks" that have come out about the company, including allegations that conservative employees are treated with utter disdain by the Silicon Valley tech behemoth.
Corroborating the revelations in the latest undercover video exposé by Project Veritas, new reports suggest that some left-wing employees at Google are threatening their conservative colleagues with termination over suspicions that they might be the sources of these leaks.
Even when there's no evidence to support these suspicions, leftists who work for Google have apparently convinced themselves that anyone else around them who doesn't identify as a Democrat is probably leaking the truth about Google to the media, and must be stopped.
Google reportedly held a "transparency and ethics" discussion group about this, during which a Google employee was actually ejected based on allegations that he or she was the "alleged leaker." But since that time more leaks have surfaced, suggesting that this firing was either misguided, or simply a drop in the bucket.
"If you have any knowledge of someone else who definitely leaked from THIS group, be sure to report it at go/stop-leaks," a Google software developer wrote in a post to Google's internal messaging system, warning that it's vital for Google to weed out such folks "especially in light of the recent leaks that named our friends and colleagues in Breitbart and the Daily Caller."
"I noticed a certain someone who leaked from this group still works here. Is that the new norm?" another employee added in the messaging system. "Is there something specific that makes his leak okay? What's up with all this?"
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As it turns out, one of the "leaks" in question was actually just a public Medium post published by Google employee Mike Wacker, who used his real name and picture.
In this post, Wacker revealed a bit about the hostile working conditions that conservative Google employees like himself face, posting name-redacted conversations by leftist Google employees discussing their outrage over others with differing views.
Other messages not published by Wacker were also publicly released, including one about Kay Coles James, who served as the conservative voice on the now-cancelled Google AI (artificial intelligence) advisory council.
In this conversation, leftist Google employees accused the African-American grandmother and president of the Heritage Foundation of being a "vocal bigot," and someone who supports "exterminationist views."
Wacker quickly became a target following this leak, even though it couldn't be proven that he had anything to do with it. But eventually, the leftists who wanted to launch a witch hunt against him for it realized that doing so without proof could have serious legal ramifications.
"The odds of them showing up in, for example, a lawsuit for discrimination, or unfair dismissal, are high," one leftist employee stated, warning against the temptation to empower "far-right extremists."
"They serve the propaganda purpose of establishing further that Google is discriminatory against 'conservative' voices (ie: the far-right extremists, and the people perfectly happy to work with them if they don't directly agree such as any republican voter) and that 'leftists' as a whole are a mob persecuting anyone they imagine might be an 'enemy' without regard of the facts," this same leftist employee added.
Another leftist employee also pointed out that, even if Wacker was the leaker of this other conversation, that it could be "considered protected speech given that it's talking about working conditions."
Be sure to check out the latest Project Veritas video exposing Google as a massive criminal enterprise that's fueling the leftist agenda at the expense of free speech at Brighteon.com.
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