Still using Google, Facebook? It’s time to stop

These companies are not benign. They are enemies of conservative thought and actively suppress it

Earlier this week, conservative talk radio host Dennis Prager testified before the U.S. Senate on big tech’s suppression of free speech. His powerful opening statement can be viewed here.

Prager, the founder of Prager University a popular series of 5-minute online discussions by various authorities on myriad topics, and viewed well over 2 billion times, knows his subject well. Though an orthodox Jew, he has been called a Nazi by Google execs who have even suppressed his discussion of the Ten Commandments, allegedly because the word “murder” is used. 

Facebook also engages in this suppression of free speech, as reported by Bre Payton for The Federalist.

Dr. Robert Epstein, a research psychologist at the American Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology and author, was a guest on Dennis Prager’s nationally syndicated radio show yesterday. He says Google’s massive surveillance capabilities helped shift 2 to 3 million votes in Hillary Clinton’s favor with bias search algorithms. He has been working on large scale monitoring “to detect manipulations on the part of these tech companies.” Epstein, self described as “center-center left” and an admitted “Hillary Clinton supporter,” says he testified before Congress because he “values his country and democracy more than he values any party or candidate.”

Epstein has written in numerous publications describing the serious threats posed by Google and Facebook.

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James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas recently captured Google executive Jen Gennai admitting Google’s plan to prevent a “Trump situation” occurring in 2020. The video has been removed from Google’s YouTube, but can be viewed on this Project Veritas link.

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