It is remarkable how much Goog suppresses search results. I tried to Google for the fake Kamala Harris body double that Laura Loomer had caught on video in person. It doesn't exist in Goolag anymore. DuckDuckGo brings it right up.
They are rewriting history all over the show. It is rather scary when you cannot rely on history--how do you learn from it? The recording of everything that is going on now is fake so you will not be able to learn from the facts in the future.
I just proved this to someone (and possibly an entire coffee shop) the other day. Their look of cognitive dissonance as they started to slip the clutches of the matrix was pretty damn sweet.
For anyone wondering, he wanted to know how many electoral votes Georgia had and used his phone to search Google. I could tell he was getting frustrated so I said, "Let me guess. It's all articles with headlines like "Here's what you should think", "Why Georgia doesn't matter", etc. with a notice stating that "The election has been certified by authorities", but never giving you the answer to your question."
Google is no longer a search engine. It's a Liberal Circle Jerk Engine.
The worst part about Google is the are editing history. They can no longer be trusted to post the truth.
It is remarkable how much Goog suppresses search results. I tried to Google for the fake Kamala Harris body double that Laura Loomer had caught on video in person. It doesn't exist in Goolag anymore. DuckDuckGo brings it right up.
This has been going on for many years, now. I looked for a less biased search engine for almost 10 years before I found duckduckgo.
May we should have kept Encyclopedia Britannica!!
They are rewriting history all over the show. It is rather scary when you cannot rely on history--how do you learn from it? The recording of everything that is going on now is fake so you will not be able to learn from the facts in the future.
Prices are rising for sets of printed encyclopedias. Shipping is a killer though. Estate sales were just tossing them out a couple of years ago.
I'd never heard of that, but it took me all of 2 seconds to find on Google.
I just proved this to someone (and possibly an entire coffee shop) the other day. Their look of cognitive dissonance as they started to slip the clutches of the matrix was pretty damn sweet.
For anyone wondering, he wanted to know how many electoral votes Georgia had and used his phone to search Google. I could tell he was getting frustrated so I said, "Let me guess. It's all articles with headlines like "Here's what you should think", "Why Georgia doesn't matter", etc. with a notice stating that "The election has been certified by authorities", but never giving you the answer to your question."