If the world's most well-known search engine platform ever gets its ways, everyone on the planet will identify as LGBTQ; consume only genetically-modified (GMO) fake food; use 5G "smart" phones everywhere they go; and wear face masks while violently attacking conservatives in the streets.
This would appear to be Google's far-left agenda for the world, which as we reported includes censoring information about how people can stay healthy, while simultaneously endorsing the domestic terrorist activities of violent fascist groups like Antifa.
In the aftermath of Rose City Antifa's violent attack against independent journalist Andy Ngo, a gay conservative, it came to light that Google and other Silicon Valley giants fully endorse this type of behavior, which apparently doesn't violate their "hate" policies since it's being perpetrated against non-leftists.
Left-wing employees at companies like Google have basically received Big Tech's blessing to continue broadcasting their support for Antifa's domestic terrorism activities across the country. Antifa itself is also being given free reign to continue plotting terrorist attacks on social media without being shadowbanned or deplatformed.
Even after the Portland Police Department tweeted an announcement that Rose City Antifa had, in fact, thrown quick-drying cement "milkshakes" at Ngo – and openly celebrated this heinous act of violence on social media – no action was taken by Twitter, Facebook, Google, or any of the other tech giants to block Rose City Antifa's community pages for violating their "community standards."
"Antifa, the violent far-left mob that brutally assaulted journalist Andy Ngo yesterday, has widespread support amongst the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe, where employees are allowed to broadcast support for the movement, which also appears to be immune to social media bans on violence, 'hate,' and extremism," wrote Allum Bokhari for Breitbart News.
"Rose City Antifa, the Antifa group that organized yesterday's protest, has been posting regularly on Twitter since the attack on Ngo and others, retweeting celebratory tweets about the violence and joking about milkshakes laced with quick-dry cement, which Portland Police say was a projectile weapon used by Antifa during the violence," he added.
For more news about Antifa's continued acts of violence against Christians and conservatives, be sure to check out DomesticTerrorism.com.
Big Tech refuses to enforce anti-violence guidelines when the perpetrators are Democrats and Antifa members
Keep in mind that every major tech platform has rules in place that prohibit online speech advocating for or celebrating violence. But these rules apparently don't apply to Rose City Antifa, which has violated both of these rules, and continues to do so with Big Tech's blessing.
Leftist violence is now officially sanctioned as "progressive" and fully acceptable by Big Tech, as evidenced by the fact that a Twitter Seattle employee who goes by the handle of "euprax1a," and who claims to be a "neurodivergent queer," openly supports Antifa and is followed by Twitter Open, an official Twitter account.
The group Far Left Watch has also uncovered that Twitter routinely ignores complaints filed against Antifa accounts, even when these accounts violate official Twitter policies such as "doxxing" conservatives and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
"[A] large number of Googlers have set their corporate profile pictures to Antifa insignias," reads a class-action lawsuit filed by attorney Harmeet Dhillon on behalf of conservative and moderate Google employees who say that they're routinely discriminated against for not being far-left Antifa supporters.
These same far-left "Googlers" openly endorse committing violence against anyone whom they deem to be a "Nazi," which reportedly includes supporters of Donald Trump and his "America First" vision for the United States.
To learn more about the many evils being perpetrated by Google, be sure to check out EvilGoogle.news.
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