Election Interference and Big Tech

When you hear the words “Big Tech” the obvious name that comes to mind is Google.

And to say that they interfered in our elections is an understatement.

According to Media Research Center (MRC) Google interfered 41 times over the last 16 years.

41 times is probably a major underestimation.

And Google continues to interfere in politics by using its algorithm to favor pro-Biden and anti-Trump results.

Ironically (or NOT) even its failed AI system, Gemini, refused to criticize the Biden regime.

READ: Google’s Anti-White Bud Light Moment  Feb. 29, 2024 (HERE)

READ: Google AI Disaster  March 2, 2024 (HERE)

READ: Google Admits They Messed Up March 4, 2024 (HERE).

The MRC report also highlighted how Google targets ANY anti-establishment candidate.

And the study found that the search engine pushes “electoral victory [for] the most liberal candidates, regardless of the party, while targeting their opponents for censorship.”

It’s hard to imagine how Big Tech companies like Google, Bing, META, and Yahoo get away with blatant censorship.

But that’s because not many realize that the information they are seeking on Google is censored, filtered, and deliberately presented to users in certain areas to align with its interests.

Want proof?

Try a Google search for (MAGA).   And then try the same search on Brave or DuckDuckGo.

Or try Ukraine war update and see the difference.

In fact, try anything with a political nature and see what comes up.

The point is how this has been going on for many years.

Example:  Google tried to protect Hillary Clinton in 2016 by suppressing unfavorable search results.

And it protected Barack Obama in 2008 similarly.

But…and this is a Very VERY Big Butt…

The public is unaware that they have been subconsciously deceived.

Ironically (or NOT) millions continue to use Google to access information that is heavily censored and skewed in favor of left-leaning establishment politics.

At the same time Google is not only altering information, but it is collecting your data while doing so. 

So, as we get closer to the 2024 election, you might want to consider not using Google.

Or at least try Brave, or DuckDuckGo to make comparisons.

You have nothing to lose by trying.

And you might just see the world with a different set of eyes.

Speaking of which, our March newsletter gives you a different set of eyes as to what stocks you should own in preparation for WW3.

Read about them (HERE).

And share this with a friend…especially if they use Google.

They’ll thank YOU later.

And tell them:

We’re Not Just About Finance

But we use finance to give you hope.

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