I made a vid showing election fraud claims from both Dems & Repubs. In no way did I advance or endorse any of the claims. For documenting this history, YouTube just deleted it, blocked me, & gave me a strike—a step toward deleting my entire channel.
Astonishing. I just looked up and posted/linked to a Chomsky interview that was done years ago on CBC before CBC became CNN. And lo and behold, right there in the comments section is "Matt Orfalea" asking, "Is there a better version?"
The answer is no, and that's on purpose. Not only that - it's important to note that even though this vid was posted 16 years ago, there are few comments since, and most of them from back in the day when Google searches were not "rigged".
There is actually abundant evidence of fraud in 2020. It is disingenuous to say otherwise. Prominent statisticians, mathematicians, etc. have all provided serious, undeniable evidence of fraud - not to mention what we could clearly see with our own eyes. How is it Biden could surmount leads for Trump by hundreds of thousands of votes overnight? While those hundreds of thousands of "ballots" were being counted there were no observers allowed. Democrats locked things up and kept them out. Also, it is impossible that hundreds of thousands of votes came in 100% for Biden. In Democrat-controlled cities Republican election observers were pushed out of buildings, windows were covered up with cardboard so the Republicans couldn't even look into the vote counting rooms. In other places, they wouldn't let Republicans within 10 feet of the tables where Democrats were counting votes and so on. They hired very large (physically), bullying Democrats to harass and intimidate Republican observers, to keep them from asking questions or even observing. Republicans never do that to Democrats. Please, if you are going to tell this much truth, tell it all. Don't let the crazies intimidate you out of maintaining your integrity. You and Matt Taibi, along with Greenwald, are probably the only honest leftist journalists we have. Don't back down.
Sorry to hear this, I hope it gets reversed. Your work juxtaposing both sides doing exactly the same thing was really valuable, I shared those with a bunch of credulous partisans for a little mirror check.
This is what happened to Rising on The Hill too. If you show the Republicans denying the election - but do not EXPLICITLY STATE that the claims are false - you get a strike
Based on the timing of this video takedown, I suspect the powers that be are positioning themselves to go nuclear on Kari Lake for not accepting her loss.
Is Sergey Brin Agency and is Google an intelligence agency op?
Almost certainly.
First off, I clearly remember reading that shortly after the 911 attacks, Sergey Brin offered Google's help in tracking down the perpetrators. 'Somehow' though, that report has been memory holed. So if anyone can find a ref, that would be great.
"Back in the 1990s the Intelligence Community started a program called Massive Digital Data Systems (MDDS)" "So was the MDDS effort successful? Some say no because the program did not solve the massive data problem. However I say yes as the program did contribute to the understanding of what was involved in handling massive amounts of data and produced solutions for some of the challenges including storage management and indexing as well as query processing. In fact the Google founder Mr. Sergey Brin was partly funded by this program while he was a PhD student at Stanford. He together with his advisor Prof; Jeffrey Ullman and my colleague at MITRE Dr. Chris Clifton developed the Query Flocks System which produced solutions for mining large amounts of data stored in databases. I remember visiting Stanford with Dr. Rick Steinheiser from the Intelligence Community and Mr. Brin would rush in on roller blades, give his presentation and rush out. In fact the last time we met in September 1998, Mr. Brin demonstrated to us his search engine which became Google soon after."
Google maps was funded by In-Q-Tel, a CIA operation.
"In 1999, at the peak of the dot-com boom, the CIA had launched In-Q-Tel, a Silicon Valley venture capital fund whose mission was to invest in start-ups that aligned with the agency’s intelligence needs. Keyhole seemed a perfect fit.
The CIA poured an unknown amount of money into Keyhole. The investment was finalised in early 2003, and it was made in partnership with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, a major intelligence organisation with 14,500 employees and a $5bn budget, whose job was to deliver satellite-based intelligence to the CIA and the Pentagon. Known as the NGA, the spy agency’s motto was: “Know the Earth … Show the Way … Understand the World.”
The CIA and NGA were not just investors; they were also clients, and they involved themselves in customising Keyhole’s virtual map product to meet their own needs. Months after In-Q-Tel’s investment, Keyhole software was already integrated into operational service and deployed to support US troops during Operation Iraqi Freedom, the shock-and-awe campaign to overthrow Saddam Hussein. Intelligence officials were impressed with the “videogame-like” simplicity of its virtual maps. They also appreciated the ability to layer visual information over other intelligence. The possibilities were limited only by what contextual data could be fed and grafted on to a map: troop movements, weapons caches, real-time weather and ocean conditions, intercepted emails and phone call intel, and mobile phone locations.
Keyhole gave intelligence analysts, field commanders, air force pilots and others the kind of capabilities we take for granted today when we use digital mapping services on our computers and smartphones to look up restaurants, cafes, museums, traffic or subway routes.
Military commanders weren’t the only ones who liked Keyhole. So did Sergey Brin. He liked it so much that he insisted on personally demoing the app for Google executives. According to an account published in Wired, he barged in on a company meeting, punched in the address of every person present, and used the programme to virtually fly over their homes.
In 2004, the same year Google went public, Brin and Page bought the company outright, CIA investors and all. They then absorbed the company into Google’s growing internet applications platform. Keyhole was reborn as Google Earth."
Is anyone actually surprised. Get on Rumble or one of the alternatives.
we are all going to "safe place".
Astonishing. I just looked up and posted/linked to a Chomsky interview that was done years ago on CBC before CBC became CNN. And lo and behold, right there in the comments section is "Matt Orfalea" asking, "Is there a better version?"
The answer is no, and that's on purpose. Not only that - it's important to note that even though this vid was posted 16 years ago, there are few comments since, and most of them from back in the day when Google searches were not "rigged".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10rTPSSmOFw&ab_channel=fadi8
*for Americans, Solomon is a long time CBC guy who never met an official story that he did not mindlessly believe
So juxtaposing factual clips is misinformation? Got it.
FYI -- FTX cryptocurrency scandal is just the beginning – Among the BEST initial analyses so far !!
https://youtu.be/C0_pV7KfvmE
The end result of all this is that in 2024, no matter who 'wins' half the country will reject the results out of hand.
And that's the end of America.
"Don't be evil" - old Google motto
"It's bullshit" - Steve Jobs
"Do the right thing." - new Google motto
"It's still bullshit." - Bill Owen
There is actually abundant evidence of fraud in 2020. It is disingenuous to say otherwise. Prominent statisticians, mathematicians, etc. have all provided serious, undeniable evidence of fraud - not to mention what we could clearly see with our own eyes. How is it Biden could surmount leads for Trump by hundreds of thousands of votes overnight? While those hundreds of thousands of "ballots" were being counted there were no observers allowed. Democrats locked things up and kept them out. Also, it is impossible that hundreds of thousands of votes came in 100% for Biden. In Democrat-controlled cities Republican election observers were pushed out of buildings, windows were covered up with cardboard so the Republicans couldn't even look into the vote counting rooms. In other places, they wouldn't let Republicans within 10 feet of the tables where Democrats were counting votes and so on. They hired very large (physically), bullying Democrats to harass and intimidate Republican observers, to keep them from asking questions or even observing. Republicans never do that to Democrats. Please, if you are going to tell this much truth, tell it all. Don't let the crazies intimidate you out of maintaining your integrity. You and Matt Taibi, along with Greenwald, are probably the only honest leftist journalists we have. Don't back down.
Sorry to hear this, I hope it gets reversed. Your work juxtaposing both sides doing exactly the same thing was really valuable, I shared those with a bunch of credulous partisans for a little mirror check.
This is what happened to Rising on The Hill too. If you show the Republicans denying the election - but do not EXPLICITLY STATE that the claims are false - you get a strike
Thanks – and more: Matt Orfalea’s CENSORED / DELETED videos on YouTube
Democrats' "Stolen" Election Claims | FLASHBACK -- September 29, 2022
https://rumble.com/v1m15p8-democrats-stolen-election-claims-stolen-2016-election.html
"Rigged" Election Claims | Trump 2020 vs Clinton 2016 -- September 29, 2022
https://rumble.com/v1m1364-rigged-election-claims-trump-2020-vs-clinton-2016.html
PS: 2020 election was stolen -- by FBI !!
Based on the timing of this video takedown, I suspect the powers that be are positioning themselves to go nuclear on Kari Lake for not accepting her loss.
Is Sergey Brin Agency and is Google an intelligence agency op?
Almost certainly.
First off, I clearly remember reading that shortly after the 911 attacks, Sergey Brin offered Google's help in tracking down the perpetrators. 'Somehow' though, that report has been memory holed. So if anyone can find a ref, that would be great.
"Back in the 1990s the Intelligence Community started a program called Massive Digital Data Systems (MDDS)" "So was the MDDS effort successful? Some say no because the program did not solve the massive data problem. However I say yes as the program did contribute to the understanding of what was involved in handling massive amounts of data and produced solutions for some of the challenges including storage management and indexing as well as query processing. In fact the Google founder Mr. Sergey Brin was partly funded by this program while he was a PhD student at Stanford. He together with his advisor Prof; Jeffrey Ullman and my colleague at MITRE Dr. Chris Clifton developed the Query Flocks System which produced solutions for mining large amounts of data stored in databases. I remember visiting Stanford with Dr. Rick Steinheiser from the Intelligence Community and Mr. Brin would rush in on roller blades, give his presentation and rush out. In fact the last time we met in September 1998, Mr. Brin demonstrated to us his search engine which became Google soon after."
- https://personal.utdallas.edu/~bxt043000/Motivational-Articles/Big_Data-Have_we_seen_it_before.pdf
Google maps was funded by In-Q-Tel, a CIA operation.
"In 1999, at the peak of the dot-com boom, the CIA had launched In-Q-Tel, a Silicon Valley venture capital fund whose mission was to invest in start-ups that aligned with the agency’s intelligence needs. Keyhole seemed a perfect fit.
The CIA poured an unknown amount of money into Keyhole. The investment was finalised in early 2003, and it was made in partnership with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, a major intelligence organisation with 14,500 employees and a $5bn budget, whose job was to deliver satellite-based intelligence to the CIA and the Pentagon. Known as the NGA, the spy agency’s motto was: “Know the Earth … Show the Way … Understand the World.”
The CIA and NGA were not just investors; they were also clients, and they involved themselves in customising Keyhole’s virtual map product to meet their own needs. Months after In-Q-Tel’s investment, Keyhole software was already integrated into operational service and deployed to support US troops during Operation Iraqi Freedom, the shock-and-awe campaign to overthrow Saddam Hussein. Intelligence officials were impressed with the “videogame-like” simplicity of its virtual maps. They also appreciated the ability to layer visual information over other intelligence. The possibilities were limited only by what contextual data could be fed and grafted on to a map: troop movements, weapons caches, real-time weather and ocean conditions, intercepted emails and phone call intel, and mobile phone locations.
Keyhole gave intelligence analysts, field commanders, air force pilots and others the kind of capabilities we take for granted today when we use digital mapping services on our computers and smartphones to look up restaurants, cafes, museums, traffic or subway routes.
Military commanders weren’t the only ones who liked Keyhole. So did Sergey Brin. He liked it so much that he insisted on personally demoing the app for Google executives. According to an account published in Wired, he barged in on a company meeting, punched in the address of every person present, and used the programme to virtually fly over their homes.
In 2004, the same year Google went public, Brin and Page bought the company outright, CIA investors and all. They then absorbed the company into Google’s growing internet applications platform. Keyhole was reborn as Google Earth."
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/dec/20/googles-earth-how-the-tech-giant-is-helping-the-state-spy-on-us (from before the time that the Graun itself became an MI6 op)
Other resources: https://qz.com/1145669/googles-true-origin-partly-lies-in-cia-and-nsa-research-grants-for-mass-surveillance
https://groups.google.com/g/mail.cypherpunks/c/4CDiW59hS88