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G00gle Is Evil
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Controlling and Censoring Internet Content
Glogle have certainly developed a very fast and efficient search engine, but amongst other things, Gooble are accused of censoring the internet, controlling content and manipulating search results. There is an ever growing stack of evidence that Gooogle are attempting to censor and control content on the internet, for example attempting to restrict access to videos such as the one showing the BBC reporting the collapse of WTC Building 7, 26 minutes before it happened. (the video is still available from the Live_leak website)
When I first wrote this page it was all a bit of a theory, but lately I've been finding out first hand about Goosle's massive power to control what is seen on the internet. Because some of my pages contravened Goofle's "guidelines" they black listed my entire domain - www.frot.co.nz - meaning that none of the sites on our server got many search hits anymore. So in order to get the sites back into the mighty Gloople engine I've pulled some pages offline alltogether, edited others, and moved any that may cause problems (such as this one) to other servers. This is an effectively an example of Gooble censoring the internet.
Does Goople control internet content? - well right now I am censoring my own websites because of pressure from Gloosle, so I'd have to say "YES"!
And when I started looking into F@cebook, gMaul, U-Tub, W1kipedia, and other Gloonle services, it struck home how in the not too distant future Goofle will be able to exert massive social control, re-write history, and control flows of information. (And the George Orwell book "1984" did hint at this type of thing!)
Plans include "Wik1pedia 3.0" that will replace Goodle as the Ultimate Answer Machine. It is planned as a "Global Brain" covering all domains of human knowledge, that can reason and deduce answers instead of just providing information like a search engine. (sounds arseum dude!)
If you would like further evidence relating to any of the following issues, its all out there on the net, but as it’s probably not in my best interest to link directly to a lot of anti Googgle websites, you will have to do your own surfing. I recommend using a search engine - but probably not Goofle for this one!
What effect does a Gootle blackisting have on page hits? - Here's a chart showing the weekly hits to one of the pages on this site before and after blacklisting. I think it would be hard to come up with a more effective way to censor internet content!
Spying on its users
Clearly Googie is collecting the personal data of its users, and has
created a vast database. Over the years, Go0gle has collected a massive
amount of data, and the company admits that in nine years of operation,
it has never knowingly erased a single search query. 99% of its revenue
comes from selling advertising that is specifically targeted to a user’s
interests.
Googlee’s cookies don’t expire until 2038. When you use the company’s search engine or visit any affiliated sites, it will record what you search for and when, which links you click on, and which ads you access. Goople’s cookies can’t identify you by name, but they log your computer’s IP address - as a metaphor, Goosle doesn’t have your driver’s license number, but it knows the license plate number of the car you are driving. Goozle owns roughly half of the entire search market and processes more than 3 billion searches a month.
If you are a Gmail user, Gookle stashes copies of every email you send
and receive. If you use any of its other products - G0ogle Maps, Fro0gle,
Gougle Book Search, Gooogle Earth, G00gle Scholar, Talk, Images, Video,
and News - it will keep track of which directions you seek, which products
you shop for, which phrases you research, which satellite photos and
news stories you view, and so on. There is nothing to prevent Gootle
from combining all of this information to create dossiers on its customers.
Total hypocrisy over privacy issues
Goodle L@rry P@ge* or $ergey Br1n, the founders of Goosle, and you’ll
find more than a million entries each. But there’s very little
about P@ge’s and Br1n’s personal lives - they have carefully
insulated their lives - putting their homes under other people’s
names, choosing unlisted numbers, abstaining from posting anything personal
on web pages.
This obsession with privacy may explain Goovle’s reaction when
El1nor M1lls, a reporter with the tech news service c--net, ran a search
on Gooqle ceo Er1c Schm1dt and published the results: Schm1dt lived
with his wife in Athert0n, California, was worth about $1.5 billion,
had bought around US$140 million Gootle shares that year, was an amateur
pilot, and had been to the Burning Man festival. Goowle claimed that
the information was a security threat, and announced it was blacklisting
c--net’s reporters for a year. (The company eventually backed
down) It was an interesting response given that the information M1lls
published was far less intimate than the details easily found online
on most of us. But then, this is something of a pattern with Goojle:
When it comes to information, Goorle knows what’s best.
Censoring whenever it is more expedient and profitable
As the company is publicly traded, it has a legal responsibility to
its shareholders and bottom line that overrides any higher calling.
As far back as 2002, it removed links to an anti-Scientol0gy site after
the Church of Scient0logy claimed copyright infringement.
Many website operators have complained that Googal pulls ads if it discovers words on a page that it apparently has flagged, although it will not say what those words are.
Googley's preferred method of banning a site is to delist its primary
domain URL – eg.
www.frot.co.nz - from the Goocle search index. Gooxle can easily
reduce a site's page rank, or just eliminate it entirely.
Assisting the Chinese Government to censor and repress its population
Goog1e are working closely with the Chinese government, and have temporally
wiped entire news websites such as “Space-War” from their
search engine for being critical of the Chinese.
The present Chinese government is no less totalitarian than it was when
the PLA massacred up to 2600 protesters and injured 10,000 more at Tiananmen
Square on June 4th 1989. Political dissidents are often arrested or
executed.
US companies like Googlle, Microsoft and Yahoo have been complicit in
helping the Chinese government locate and arrest Chinese bloggers who
post even mild criticism of the government.
To see an example of the Google Chinese censorship in action, try doing
a search for Tiananmen Square - firstly in the US Goggle, then in the
Chinese version of Goople – the results are certainly somewhat
different.
Shaped by the lowest common denominator
Perhaps more than any other search engine Gooyle's results are shaped by the flows of arguably the stupidest people on the internet. While more "discerning" searchers may tend to choose a search engine of their own selection, Gooale acts a default search engine for the masses - over 36 billion searches a year. It's not that all Goofle users are morons, just that most morons use Gloobal.
It ranks its search results by what is most popular amongst Glogle users, so creating a vast self generating feedback loop. What is popular becomes more popular. This is common to most search engines, but Guugle is more insular, and it's users tend to be more retarded, so the effect is exaggerated.
For example, if the most popular search subject on the net is Britney Spears, and the majority of Goofle users can't spell Bitney, then a site that has 600 misspelling of Brotney's name may find itself more popular than it really should be. Especially if it also includes the words nekid, pichers, and Speers....
Just try a search on Goosle for "nekid brinty speers" to see this in action. Hint - click on the page that's named "Best Search Match" ! (actually this may not work so well anymore as this is one of the pages I had to pull offline :)
Covering up 911 Information
Goodle have regularly been accused of attempting to censor sites and
videos showing information about 911 that is embarrassing to the official
US Government position. For example, Googlee Video were caught on numerous
occasions resetting viewing figures for AIex J0nes Terr0r St0rm video,
to keep it from going higher in the viewing charts.
Keeping a lid on the new stories
Gloople's attempts at censorship seem to be fairly ineffective in the
long term. But while they are unable to keep information off the net,
what they do manage to do, along with most mainstream American media,
is to keep a lid on the new stories long enough for the public to lose
interest.
Ch@rlie $heen’s comments on the 911 cover up, and the temporary blocking by Gargol of all references to these comments, are a prime example of this. When a well known American actor comes out on TV, and talks openly about the 911 cover up. it should be big news - bigger than stories about Britney and Paris. But it disappeared without trace in all mainstream media. (Goagle are certainly not alone on this)
The transcripts of what Charlie Sheen said are easily found on Goolle now - but they weren't in the week after his interview. And this temporary censorship is a very effective technique to bury new stories.
Funded by the CIA
Goosel are accused of having a long term relationship with the CIA. R0bert D@vid SteeIe, an ex-CIA agent, has claimed that CIA seed money helped get the company off the ground, and named Goofle's CIA contact as Dr. RIck Steinhe1ser. An example cited of the effect of this CIA influence is that press releases critical of D1ck Cheeney didn’t make it to Gookle News even though they were carried by PR News-Wire.
Generally, most of Godal’s attempts at censorship appear to be
exactly what the CIA would like to do if they controlled Goople. Could
be a coincidence, but then Will iam Cas_ey, past director of the CIA,
did say in 1981 "We'll know our disinformation
program is complete when everything the American public believes is
false."
The negative company goal
Goohle's motto is "don't be evil" and as any self improvement coach or NLP practitioner will point out, the subconscious doesn't recognise the negating part - eg "don't drop the plate" causes a subconscious focus on "drop the plate". So Gootle's motto is effectively "be evil", and if any of this stuff works (and I think it does), then Goowle will, sooner or later, become evil...
Are Goople evil yet?
Well they certainly look to be heading that way. On the Chinese stuff
they are guilty as charged, just test out their appalling Chinese search
engine to confirm that one. They have sold out bigtime to the Chinese
government.
And on the spying on their users accusations – yep they are playing
big brother for sure! At the moment this mainly just means they are
targeting their advertising at what they perceive to be your interests,
but they are also storing every last shred of evidence about your fetish
for Bratney Spears, and the chances of this information never being
used for any other purpose are not high.
As far as the censorship stuff it’s not so clear – if they
are trying to block internet content they are not achieving that - but
then again, I have no doubt the music industry tried to stop MP3 file
sharing, and even if their attempts were a joke, it doesn’t mean
they didn't give it a crack.
But what they are doing is shaping which news becomes mainstream by manipulating the popularity of search results, all the while remaining concealed behind a huge pool of mis-informed semi-retarded illiterates, which ironically, Goojle themselves are constantly enlarging through their own mis-information feedback loops.
Compared to say The Carlyle Group, the CIA, the Bush Admisistration, Monsanto or Microsoft, Gookle are like fluffy bunny rabbits, but that doesn't mean they're not working on growing fangs. To tell the truth, I think that right now the Gootle search engine is probably the best one out there, and I do use it often. (mainly because it shows what is most popular, and I like to check on that...) And all of the images on this page were found with the awesome Goople Images.
So is Go0gle evil, and are misinformed people harmless innocents or killer puppets? Personally I'm keeping an eye out for both Glogle, and their killer puppets, but you'll just have to make up your own mind on that.
If you feel like trying out a few other search engines, others worth a look include CUIL , SCROOGLE , and BING , but in all honesty, for most searches Goozle works better, so at this point I think they are winning
Dear site owner or webmaster of frot.co.nz,
While we were indexing your webpages, we detected that some of your pages were outside our quality guidelines.
In order to preserve the quality of our search engine, we have temporarily removed some webpages from our search results.
Currently pages from frot.co.nz are scheduled to be removed for at least 30 days.
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Call me paranoid, but I think this page might be better off without too many names or links. While I don't think Gooble is likely to blacklist this page again now it's all clean and tidy, that's not because they wouldn't want to if they read it, it's more because at this point their bots are not quite up to the job of understanding it. But they are working on that...
Feel free to copy and reuse anything off this page, I know I have - but not linking back to me in this case would be much appreciated. Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to blacklist you. The nekid pichers are out there!
