Google Workers Conspired to Counter Travel Ban

Its dominance among search engines gives Google a great deal of political power. The rigidly ideologically nondiverse company’s employees give thought to how they can exploit it:

Days after the Trump administration instituted a controversial travel ban in January 2017, Google employees discussed ways they might be able to tweak the company’s search-related functions to show users how to contribute to pro-immigration organizations and contact lawmakers and government agencies, according to internal company emails.

The travel ban was intended to stem the ongoing flood of “refugees” from terrorist hotbeds, which is in effect a military invasion. Refer to Europe for specifics.

According to Google, none of the suggestions was implemented. Even if not, we can see what lines these people think along.

One of the emails … explained that there was a “large brainstorm” going throughout the company’s marketing division over how to respond.

“Overall idea: Leverage search to highlight important organizations to donate to, current news, etc. to keep people abreast of how they can help as well as the resources available for immigrations [sic] or people traveling,” the email says.

The pernicious ACLU is given as a specific example of an organization people should be encouraged to donate to.

The email included a compilation of specific ideas that individual company officials had already floated. Some apparently involved finding ways to “actively counter” Google searches that produced anti-Islamic and anti-Hispanic search results.

The terms “anti-Islamic” and “anti-Hispanic” would cover anything anti-terrorist or anti–open borders, from the viewpoint of Google employees.

It would be naive to assume the search results Google produces are not biased in favor of the company’s radical agenda.

On a tip from 1-Bodhisattva.

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