Is Google Evil, Yes, and Getting More So Everyday!

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Advisory: Be careful of what you read on social media. The algorithms used by these platforms have no regard for Biblical truth. They target your emotions to keep you engaged on their site so their advertisers can drop more ads. These platforms exist to enrich their stockholders. Consider God’s promise to Believers in James 1:5, “If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.”

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Google Hates Christian,The silencing of the American people before 2020? The Un-Godly — Those That Suppress the Truth, the social media giants built multi-billion dollar empires by giving everyone a voice, but now that they have such a dominant position on the Internet they have decided that many prominent conservative voices should be completely silenced.

What other interpretation is possible in light of persistent allegations that the internet titan deliberately engaged in “the single greatest breach in the history of privacy” and “one of the biggest violations of data protection laws that we had ever seen?”

Who gave these new media companies the right to invade our privacy without our permission or knowledge and then secretly store the data until they can figure out how to profit from it in the future?

In police-state fashion, Big Tech took the list of accused (including this site), declared all those named guilty and promptly shadow-banned, de-platformed or de-monetized us all without coming clean about how they engineered the crushing of dissent, Now more than ever big Tech has exposed there hand engaging in devious underhanded tactics to make the sinister look saintly, one of Satan’s greatest weapons happens to be deceit…

WHO

On March 27, WHO erected another roadblock to treating COVID-19 patients with HCQ. WHO stated that HCQ was not only insufficiently tested (which was true at that time), but that it was considered for COVID-19 at much higher doses than for malaria.

In the context of the COVID-19 response, the dosage and treatment schedules for chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine that are currently under consideration do not reflect those used for treating patients with malaria. The ingestion of high doses of these medicines may be associated with adverse or seriously adverse health outcomes.

This is dangerous misinformation. HCQ dosage for COVID-19 is the same or lower than for malaria (Drugs.com, 2019).  WHO was aware of this, because it was already conducting clinical trials including HCQ and a number of other Big Pharma drugs. Yet, as of April 29, this paragraph still appears there. This act alone justifies not only defunding but ignoring WHO.

Google and Facebook adhered to WHO on everything related to COVID-19. Together with Twitter, they purged information favorable to HCQ. This is outrageous behavior for telecommunications and computational services providers.

“That Google is manipulating its search engine to suit its own corporate purposes and quashing free access to information on the Web runs counter to its reigning positive mythology.” (Photo: Pixabay)

For many years, public perception of Google was that of a friendly giant with its techno-hippie ethos and stated agenda to make the world a better place. Whether through direct self-promotion or just the curious mythology of all things digital, this notion came to be widely believed by the general public. The fact that the company was working on a host of dark and questionable projects for the defense industry was somehow swept aside, as was the fact that Google spearheaded the notion of mass surveillance, however innocuous it’s early efforts in that direction might have seemed. Now, however, a clearer view of the company’s social and cultural agenda is emerging and it’s not a pretty picture. It shows a corporate entity intent on invading every aspect of our lives through hidden control of our most personal information, and then using that information to promote it’s own equally hidden agendas.

One of the company’s recent initiatives is especially disturbing. Over the last several years, Google has been targeting alternative publications by negatively altering their search results. To fully understand the implications of this, it’s important to realize that Google needs to be perceived as much more than just a popular search engine. The search function has now become a defacto information gateway to everything we read, research, and access on the Internet. Whatever Google filters out and doesn’t want us to see effectively no longer exists in the online world and by extension our collective awareness. It’s an incredibly important power that the company is now abusing with impunity in the “anything goes” Trump era.

The Almighty Algorithm

There is no shortage of examples. In September 2017, a well-respected alternative publication, AlterNet, posted a disturbing editorial on their web site stating that Google had been tampering with its search results and therefore its lifeblood — Web traffic. AlterNet’s publisher at the time, Don Hazen, the former publisher of Mother Jones magazine, explained that, in June 2017, Google announced major changes to its core algorithm that were designed to combat fake news by blocking access to “offensive” sites, and to favor more “authoritative content.”

Hazen went on to explain how Google’s decision affected AlterNet: “We have had consistent search traffic averaging 2.7 million unique visitors a month, over the past two and a half years….But since the June Google announcement, AlterNet’s search traffic has plummeted by 40 percent—a loss of an average of 1.2 million people every month who are no longer reading AlterNet stories. But AlterNet is not alone. Dozens of progressive and radical websites have reported marked declines in their traffic.” Google’s efforts hurt the publication financially because it gets roughly half of its revenue from advertising.

President Trump’s “fake news” crusades have created a monster that Big Tech is now happily feeding. Both Facebook and Google are now on a questionable mission to make sure that the information we receive is valid and accurate, at least according to their interpretation of those terms. This, combined with their intrusive hold on many aspects of our lives, puts them in the position of being “arbiters of truth”. It also serves to make them even more powerful than newspapers were back in the day by taking that power a step further: they get to decide — in advance and through a process of behind-the-scenes technocratic planning — what sources of information on the Internet we may or may not have access to. Needless to say, this militates against the very notion of what the Internet, as originally conceived, was supposed to be about: a free and open marketplace of ideas.

The Latest Targets: Alternative Medicine

As part of this misguided crusade, Google has now turned its attention to targeting alternative health Web sites. A core algorithm update in June 2019 effected a major change in how search operates on a day to day basis. Whenever Google changes its algorithm, some Web sites automatically start losing or gaining traffic. According to Telapost, a site that tracks Google’s activity, health and medical sites are often the first to be impacted along with others that Google classifies as YMYL sites. YMYL means “your money or your life” and the company defines these as sites that “potentially impact the future happiness, health, financial stability, or safety of users. “

The effects of Google’s meddling with the public’s access to alternative health sites has been significant. One of the sites targeted was that of Dr. Joseph Mercola, Mercola.com, a popular source of alternative medical advice. While Mercola’s postings can be controversial because of his positions on GMO foods and vaccination, his articles tend to be well researched and his magazine has been endorsed by Whole Foods. Dr. Mercola claimed that his Web site was devastated by Google’s actions. In an email to subscribers, he noted that Google traffic to Mercola.com plummeted by about 99% in July 2019 because the algorithm update removed most Mercola.com pages from its search results. Mercola went on to point out that this kind of blocking was not happening with other major search engines such as Bing or Yahoo.

Google’s Big Pharma Connection

Another target of Google’s methodical de facto censorship has been Minnesota- based Organic Consumers Association (OCA). On July 2019, the OCA sent out an email to subscribers describing how Google had been censoring their content: “Over the past year or so, we’ve experienced some disturbing trends. Fewer and fewer of our emails are reaching our subscribers. Fewer of our articles are turning up in Google searches. At times, our web traffic is far slower than normal.” An article by documentary filmmaker Maryam Heinen posted by OCA discussed the problem of Google censorship and pointed out that the company’s involvement in Big Pharma posed serious conflicts of interest. Google’s partners, for example, include GlaxoSmithKline and Google’s parent company Alphabet has invested in Vaccitech, a vaccine company with ambitious plans to create a “super-vaccine”. Further, Alphabet also has its own Big Pharma ventures.

There are other disturbing patterns associated with Google’s Big Pharma initiatives and its relationship to the medical industrial complex. Articles appearing in Common DreamsFuturism and The Guardian have described how a well-respected Reuters journalist, Carey Gillam, was systematically harassed by Monsanto with the assistance of Google. Gillam had been reporting on the health effects of Monsanto’s products as part of her routine journalistic responsibilities. But as part of its aggressive and well-funded PR offensive, Monsanto tried to discredit both her and her work as Gillam described in an op-ed appearing in The Guardian.

The article in Futurism described how the company paid Google to promote search results that questioned Gillam’s findings — a disturbing look into how easily and arbitrarily the flow of online information can be manipulated. As the related article in Common Dreams pointed out: “Based on documents disclosed as part of ongoing litigation against the company, The Guardian also reported that after the book’s release Monsanto paid Google to direct users who searched for the terms “Monsanto glyphosate Carey Gillam” to pages that were critical of the writer.”

The End of Internet Idealism

That Google is manipulating its search engine to suit its own corporate purposes and quashing free access to information on the Web runs counter to its reigning positive mythology. Because of episodes like the ones described, the true nature of the company and its long range intentions are gradually becoming clearer. Public trust has been violated. Concerned users need to understand that the more they allow Big Tech entities such as Amazon, Google and Facebook to invade and gather data on their personal lives, the more these companies will continue to abuse their trust as they continue the quest to corporatize and monetize as many aspects of our daily lives as possible.

It’s a sorry state of affairs. In a recent NPR interview, Roger McNamee, one of the early investors in Facebook, offered some worthy insights about Google and Facebook’s fall from grace: “We have to stop pretending that these guys are forces for good. These companies are acting dishonestly and they want to control large populations.” In an interview in The Guardian, McNamee pointed out that while the idealism of Silicon Valley in its early years was focused on empowering people who use technology to be their best selves, something changed radically: “Steve Jobs famously characterized his computers as bicycles for the mind. The problem with Google and Facebook is…using recommendation engines that tell people what to enjoy or consume…To take those [abilities] away and give them over to a computer instead strikes me as the opposite of bicycles for the mind.” Source

Google is embracing evil

Google won’t comment on the scoop by The Intercept’s Ryan Gallagher, which pretty well confirms the story: The company is rushing back into China with a search app that enforces the regime’s censorship rules. So much for that “Don’t be evil” slogan.

Gallagher cites internal memos, surely leaked by an insider, about the “Dragonfly” project to write an app for Android phones that could launch within months. The app will automatically suppress references to “anticommunist,” “dissidents,” the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, “Animal Farm,” “1984” and on and on and on.

Any “sensitive queries” on the regime’s blacklist will yield a “no results shown.”

Google knows how bad this looks: The project’s been restricted to a few hundred employees, Gallagher reports, “planned by a handful of top executives and managers . . . with no public scrutiny.”

Of course, Google has played footsie with Beijing before, running a censor-friendly search engine in China from 2006 to 2010. When it quit, it cited a wake of cyberattacks from China, “attempts over the last year to further limit free speech on the Web in China” and state surveillance of dissidents’ Gmail accounts.

Censorship in China is worse than ever, yet Google is headed back. In fact, CEO Sundar Pichai announced back in 2016, “We want to be in China serving Chinese users.”

It’s a huge market, with vast potential for profit. So what if you have to empower the “forces of totalitarianism,” as Google co-founder Sergey Brin put it in 2010?

Hmm. In June, after 3,000 of its workers asked “that neither Google nor its contractors … ever build warfare technology,” Google bowed out of a Pentagon contract. Shouldn’t those scruples apply to the perversion of Google’s tech for thought control?

Saying no to China would leave a lot more cash on the table, but Google is enormously profitable — earning big-time off of content it does nothing to create.

And if so large a player kowtows to China’s commissars, it’ll be even easier for smaller fry to pull the same cynical sellout.

There’s still time to stand up for free thought, free speech and a free internet. Source

Given its record, and with so little accountability, how can any of us trust Google – or other Internet giants like Facebook, which now faces its own privacy and anti-trust concerns? Who gave these new media companies the right to invade our privacy without our permission or knowledge and then secretly store the data until they can figure out how to profit from it in the future?

HNewsWire was seeing traffic of around 5 to 6000 hits a day, and now Google has decided some of the HNewsWire articles should not be read, and readership has dropped to about 1000 hits a day, who gave the ungodly–Snotty nose brats the absolute power to pick winners and losers? We should NOT ignore the power they control in this country and around the world, they literally can determine elections if we do not change our habits with the wrong Corporation, namely Google, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, these tyrants wheel a lot of power and we are to blame for allowing them to control our online world.

Now that Google is in this position of influence over our lives, will the company use its power primarily for good or for evil? Here are three signs pointing toward the latter.

Project Maven

Good and evil are subjective, of course, and one person’s “evil” may be another’s morally gray area. Still, helping drones kill people seems pretty firmly on the darker side of the ethical spectrum, and it’s one of Google’s recent side projects.

In March, news broke that Google was helping the U.S. Department of Defense with Project Maven, an initiative to build artificially intelligent drones to use in war. Thousands of Google employees protested the partnership with a petition. Last week some even resigned in protest.

Still, Google is forging ahead with Project Maven, and as employees told Engadget, the company seems to be getting more and more interested in military operations, and less interested in what its employees think.

Deceptive AI

Lying is another moral gray area, and it’s one that Google seems to be getting more comfortable navigating. Not only did employees tell Engadget that Google wasn’t as transparent with them as it used to be, the same goes for the company’s relationship with the public.

Earlier this month, the company demoed its Google Assistant’s new Duplex feature – an AI that can make tedious calls on a user’s behalf. Allegations that the demo might have been “faked” have since cropped up, but even if it wasn’t, some say the tech is deceptive, as the AI never identifies itself as non-human during the demo call.

“Google’s experiments do appear to have been designed to deceive,” Thomas King, a researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute’s Digital Ethics Lab, told TechCrunch in reference to the demo. “[E]ven if they don’t intend it to deceive, you can say they’ve been negligent in not making sure it doesn’t deceive.”

Yossi Matias, Google’s vice president of engineering, did tell CNET post-demo that the AI would “likely” let people know it’s an AI once the software rolls out. We’ll believe it when we see it.

The Selfish Ledger

Last week, The Verge obtained access to a video circulated internally at Google in 2016. Titled “The Selfish Ledger,” the video depicts a future in which Google doesn’t just collect data on users, but uses that data, ultimately with the goal of controlling peoples’ behavior.

When The Verge reach out to Google for comment, a spokesperson didn’t deny the creepy factor, but asserted that the whole thing was merely theoretical:

We understand if this is disturbing – it is designed to be. This is a thought-experiment by the Design team from years ago that uses a technique known as ‘speculative design’ to explore uncomfortable ideas and concepts in order to provoke discussion and debate. It’s not related to any current or future products.

Still, it’s not hard to see how Google could technically create the Selfish Ledger. Additionally, the video notes that the goal would be to align people’s actions with “Google’s values,” such as environmental sustainability. If Google’s values changed, though, so could the direction in which the Selfish Ledger guides users.

Of course, Google does still have a lot going for it on the “good” side of the equation: the company donates money and resources toward projects to help the environment, provide children with educational opportunities, and support disadvantaged communities.

However, Google is so powerful that if it decides “don’t be evil” is no longer a goal worth pursuing, who knows how much damage it could do? For now, let’s just hope as the company continues to grow, its conscience doesn’t shrink. Source

Everything is right on schedule and, now, the time is come to remove one of the final obstacles standing in the way of a New World Order: The United States Constitution – even if, over the course of many decades, it has already been greatly diminished by the B.E.A.S.T. system; or, more specifically, Bullshit Emerging As Strategic Totalitarianism (B.E.A.S.T.).

“Our courts oppose the righteous, and justice is nowhere to be found. Truth stumbles in the streets, and honesty has been outlawed” (Isa. 59:14, NLT)…We Turned Our Backs On GOD, Now We Have Been Left To Our Own Devices, Enjoy…

While Mainstream Media Continues to Push a False Narrative, Big Tech Has Keep the Truth From Coming out by Shadow Banning Conservatives, Christians, and Like-Minded People, Those Death Attributed to the Coronavirus Is a Result of Those Mentioned, They Truly Are Evil…

Source: HNewsWire

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In police-state fashion, Big Tech took the list of accused (including this site), declared all those named guilty and promptly shadow-banned, de-platformed or de-monetized us all without coming clean about how they engineered the crushing of dissent, Now more than ever big Tech has exposed there hand engaging in devious underhanded tactics to make the sinister look saintly, one of Satan’s greatest weapons happens to be deceit…

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