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I should admit, I haven't seen all of the documents, but this is the entirety of the folder labeled "censorship."
It's a collection of photos of emails and one pdf document.
It's a collection of photos of emails and one pdf document.
Each photo is provided with no context or explanation. As best as I can tell, it looks as if some Google employees aren't happy about some of Breitbart's content and wrote a letter to CEO Sundar Pichai asking him to remove Breitbart from Adsense, Google's advertising program.
There is no evidence of Pichai doing anything in response to this letter.
It's impossible to tell the context of what most of the other photos. Training? Official documents? Emails between Google employees? Internal memos? Complaint forms? Who knows?!
It's impossible to tell the context of what most of the other photos. Training? Official documents? Emails between Google employees? Internal memos? Complaint forms? Who knows?!
The "infowars" images seem to show Google employees discussing the fact that Info Wars appears on the top of a Google News search for "presidential election." There is no evidence that anything happened as a result.
If @Project_Veritas wants to claim that Google News' tools should treat Info Wars as if it's as reputable as the AP, WSJ, NYT, Reuters, etc. then they should say so.
The pdf appears to be the same Youtube document one that Project Veritas discussed here:
projectveritas.com/2019/06/26/bla…
projectveritas.com/2019/06/26/bla…
Project Veritas has made no attempt to explain the context of this document, which states:
"The queries in this file will force the controversial twiddler to be # triggered."
If you know what that means let me know!
"The queries in this file will force the controversial twiddler to be # triggered."
If you know what that means let me know!
Project Veritas previously claimed that this document "appears to show the manipulation of political content in an Irish [abortion referendum] elections," (sic) and that these terms are "blacklisted" by Youtube.
After all, it includes phrases such as "Abortion is murdering."
After all, it includes phrases such as "Abortion is murdering."
However, the same document includes:
- "Abortion rights campaign"
- "Woman’s right to choose"
- "Pro choice"
- A whole set of terms associated with the campaign to repeal Ireland's ban on abortion (see attached).
- "Abortion rights campaign"
- "Woman’s right to choose"
- "Pro choice"
- A whole set of terms associated with the campaign to repeal Ireland's ban on abortion (see attached).
As with all of the other files in the folder there is no associated context, explanation, or analysis of this Youtube doc.
Important context!
