Google quietly expands censorship on search engine | Eastern NC Now

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Google has expanded the censorship on its search engine, but done so quietly, although it did recently publish a list of censored categories on its support website.  Many of these categories are euphemisms to suppress conservative content.  The CEO of Google's parent company, Alphabet, testified under oath to Congress that Google does not do this but he clearly lied as Google's own support website now admits it.
 
 
No one who wants an honest search, and certainly no conservative should ever be using Google.  There are other and more honest search engines out there like DuckDuckGo and Bing.  
 
Then there is Wikipedia which has just announced a left wing tilted "Code of Conduct".  That is not really surprising given that its co-founder recently blasted Wikipedia for having
become "badly biased to the left". 

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