I became your enemy because I tell you the truth
Senior Google engineer, Zach Vorhies, leaked 950 pages of internal documents that prove Google used censorship, blacklist, and machine learning algorithms to rig the 2020 election.
Google’s original motto and corporate code of conduct, was “”Don’t be evil”. Not only did they drop it, but they became the personification of doing evil.
Google Rigged The 2020 Election
Senior Google engineer, Zach Vorhies, leaked 950 pages of internal documents that prove Google used censorship, blacklist, and machine learning algorithms to rig the 2020 election.
By: Kanekoa The Great, September 21, 2022:
For many of us, using the internet meansusing Google. As the number one visited website in the world Google receives 5.6 billion searches per day controlling more than 90 percent of global search traffic.
Searching for something is just another way of saying googling it and watching a video means using YouTube – a Google subsidiary.
YouTube is the second most popular search engine in the world with 2.3 billion users and 1 billion hours of videos watched daily.
TrendingIn other words, our minds, our political beliefs, and our world views are inseparably linked to Google’s search results, but Google is no longer an objective source of information, and the tech giant is actively censoring what we see.
In August of 2019, Senior Google engineer, Zachary Vorhies leaked 950 pages of internal documents providing evidence of Google’s use of blacklist, censorship, and machine learning algorithms to rig the 2020 election.
This particular blacklist shows hundreds of conservative websites which were censored on Android’s news search results. There is an obvious political bias.
For example; Daily Caller, Western Journal, RedState, Gateway Pundit, Steven Crowder, Michelle Malkin, Glenn Beck, and Rush Limbaugh among other conservative websites made the blacklist.
In 2021, Vorhies published a book entitled, “Google Leaks: A Whistleblower’s Exposé of Big Tech Censorship”, where he explains that the turning point for Google was the election of Donald Trump.
The morning after the 2016 election, when he showed up for work at the Google office in San Bruno, California, everyone was losing their minds. Employees were crying and talking as if a close relative had died.
Everywhere he went, Vorhies heard employees talking about how unfair the election had been, and insisting that a resistance was needed to tackle Trump and the broader populist movement emerging around the globe.
Shortly after President Trump was elected, Google co-founder, Sergey Brin, said in an all-hands company meeting, “I certainly find this election deeply offensive and I know that many of you do too.”
He remarked that “many people apparently don’t share the values that we have.”
Kent Walker, the company’s Vice President for Global Affairs, blamed Trump’s victory on xenophobia and hatred and said Google must fight to ensure the rise of “populism” and “nationalism” is merely a “blip” and a “hiccup” in a historical arc that “bends toward progress.”
Ruth Porat, the CFO of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, could barely hold back tears at the thought of their election defeat when she said, “It was really painful. It did feel like a ton of bricks dropped on my chest.”
Video of the meeting was leaked to Breitbart:
Google Rigged The 2020 Election, 950 Pages of Leaked Google Internal Documents Show
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