Two weeks out from an attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump and as the Secret Service and FBI cover it up, Google has suppressed search results for the attempt on his life. Sen. Roger Marshall will launch an investigation into Google’s corruption.
Google is “no longer functioning as a search engine that just assimilates” information, says Marshall, R-Kan., “but now they’re using algorithms to campaign against President Trump.”
If you typed in attempted assassination, you got everyone but Trump.
GOOGLE LAUNCHES ‘CAMPAIGN AGAINST TRUMP,’ SENATOR SAYS (The Daily Signal)
Sen. Roger Marshall says he will launch an investigation into Google after the search engine suppressed content related to the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
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Now you get Trump, and this is what you also get:
If you type in Trump assassination iconic photo, you won’t see the word ‘courage.’ You will see mundane reporting about the photographer who took the photos, especially the one with the bullet flying past.
And you will see this:
Add the word courage, and you get this, but nothing about his bravery:
I just did a Google search, and didn’t see anything amiss. Most hits dealt with attempt on Trump. It I’m likely a known conservative, so my feed may not be messed with. (Not a Google fan at all, they have worked very hard to earn our distrust and contempt!)
Thinking people already know the propaganda media (ie Google, NPR, AP, etc) are the enemy of the people. What’s coming will not be pretty. No quarter.
Authoritarian commie Dems who run Big Tech again censoring conservatives and acting as propaganda enforcers to the Party and its lapdog media.
I don’t remember the details, so feel free to correct me, but over a 100 years ago when Standard Oil was a monopoly, among the many dirty tricks they used was to buy all trains or wagons to make sure the competition could not deliver their oil on those trains. Standard oil went so far that the US government had… Read more »