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Google Censors video critical of Google!
Google is an internet search engine operation, the reach of its services effectively rendering it a public service provider. Google owns YouTube in a conflict-of-interest acquisition via corporate-controlled/influenced US courts, in 2006. https://w…
Google is an internet search engine operation, the reach of its services effectively rendering it a public service provider. Google owns YouTube in a conflict-of-interest acquisition via corporate-controlled/influenced US courts, in 2006. https://www.cjr.org/watchdog/media-capture.php
Google has in bad faith censored this video critical of its conflict-of-interest media control. Google claimed the video violates its “cyberbullying” and/or “harassment” “policy” which is a false assertion. Google removed the video because this video is critical of the media capture Google is engaged in; the removal of this video being a most ironic example of such duplicity. The video is critical of Google’s media control, but does not violate any term of service with regard to “cyberbullying” and/or “harassment”.
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Is it just me who is wondering about those two women pictured above, same face, same outfit, and same unladylike posture, the only difference being that the one sitting on the left looks like she weighs at least 350 lbs, while the one on the right maybe 95 pounds or so. I think it’s claimed that it’s the same person, only that the grossly obese one ate two vegetables before bed, and then woke up the next morning about 300 pounds lighter. Shouldn’t such a miracle be reported on the CBS Evening News, by CNN, by MSNBC, and the New… Read more »