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Through payments to phone and computer manufacturers, Google has created an illegal monopoly of the U.S. market for online searches, giving it control of 81 percent of all searches on desktop and 94 percent on mobile.
In 2019, Google brought in $34.3 billion in search revenue in the United States, and that’s expected to grow to $42.5 billion by 2022. Almost 50 percent of this revenue was generated on devices made by Apple, which Google pays $8 billion to $12 billion a year to remain the default search option. Google’s payments account for roughly 15 to 20 percent of Apple’s profits.
In 2020, Democratic lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee released a report accusing Google of controlling a monopoly over online searches and ads. Two weeks later, the Justice Department’s antitrust division filed a lawsuit arguing Google has illegally protected this monopoly.
In June, legislation passed the House Judiciary Committee that would make it harder for monopolistic companies like Google to buy competitors, give preference to their own services, or use their dominance in one business to gain an upper hand in another.
These constraints on Google’s power are desperately needed.
On March 25, the House Energy & Commerce Committee held a hearing entitled, “Disinformation Nation: Social Media’s Role in Promoting Extremism and Misinformation,” where Members of Congress asked the CEOs of Google, Facebook and Twitter to censor and deplatform organic and natural health experts and organizations, including the Organic Consumers Association.
On the very same day, Google’s YouTube removed a video from our channel for the first time.
It was a video that had been posted when it aired live on March 9, “One Year Into COVID-19: Dr. Henry Ealy Gives the Pandemic Response a Check-Up,” which we’ve now posted to BitChute.
For more on Google’s censorship of the Organic Consumers Association, check out our June 17 issue of Organic Bytes, “Permission to Speak Freely,” where we trace the censorship campaign against us back to the Vaccine Confidence Project and its corporate sponsors, including GlaxoSmithKline, which is producing the CureVac COVID-19 vaccine with none other than our nemesis Bayer (merged with Monsanto in 2018). While researching Google’s connection to the Wuhan Institute of Virology and the origins of COVID-19, we learned that the Vaccine Confidence Project is a partner with Google in the Trinity Challenge.
Under current law, social media platforms like YouTube can censor constitutionally protected speech, but Congress can’t. It can’t tell social media platforms who to censor.
Take Action: Tell Congress to stop unconstitutionally censoring us through Google!
From inception, Google was incubated, nurtured and financed by interests that were directly affiliated or closely aligned with the US military and intelligence community, including the CIA’s In-Q-Tel investment arm.
Sergey Brin and Larry Page’s 1994 invention that would eventually become Google’s search service was funded by a $4.5 million grant from the Digital Library Initiative, a multi-agency program of the National Science Foundation, NASA and the Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
Brin also received funding through the Massive Digital Data Systems initiative, a project sponsored by the National Security Agency and the CIA. Brin regularly briefed the CIA’s Rick Steinheiser on his progress in developing the Google search engine.
The ultimate vision of the MDDS initiative was to “provide for the seamless access and fusion of massive amounts of data, information and knowledge in a heterogeneous, real-time environment” for use by the Pentagon and the intelligence community.
The MDDS initiative eventually developed into DARPA’s Evidence Extraction and Link Detection program. EELD was among a range of “promising techniques” being prepared for integration “into the prototype TIA system.” TIA stood for Total Information Awareness, and was the main global electronic eavesdropping and data-mining program deployed by the Bush administration after 9/11.
In 2003, Google began customizing its search engine under a special contract with the CIA.
In 2005, it was revealed that a US intelligence agency was working to “leverage Google’s [user] data monitoring” capability as part of an effort to acquire data of “national security intelligence interest.”
In 2007, the Washington Post reported that Google was selling the government new “enhanced versions of Google Earth” and “search engines that can be used internally by agencies.”
In 2010, Google signed an agreement with the NSA giving the agency open-ended access to the personal information of its users, and its hardware and software, in the name of cyber security.
In 2012, NSA chief Gen. Keith Alexander emailed Brin to discuss information sharing for national security. In those emails, Gen. Alexander described Google as a “key member of [the US military’s] Defense Industrial Base.”
Google’s Eric Schmidt is not merely a participant in the pandemic industrial complex, but a major driver of the emerging infectious disease industry, a force more powerful and influential than any other person we’ve inducted into the Gain-of-Function Hall of Shame, including Bill Gates.
In 2008, Google.org launched Predict & Prevent with $30 million in funding for virus hunting and gain-of-function experiments. In 2009, this became USAID’s PREDICT program, a government funding juggernaut of hundreds of millions of dollars for virus research around the world, including in Yunnan, China.
In 2012, the PREDICT Consortium, including Metabiota, a for-profit company that Google Ventures funds and partners with, was near Kunming in Yunnan, China, virus hunting with the Wuhan Institute of Virology when the WIV found RaTG13, the closest known relative of SARS-CoV-2. They say the virus came from bats, but around the same time the WIV secretly took samples from six men who ended up in a Kunming hospital with a SARS-like illness after cleaning bat guano from an abandoned mine.
Google has censored investigations into the origins of COVID-19 and Eric Schmidt’s foundation is funding the COVID Commission Planning Group, a cover-up packed with Event 201 participants and led by 9/11 Commission CEO Philip Zelikow.
Why?
We suspect there’s more to the story and Google’s Eric Schmidt knows where the bodies are buried… so to speak.
Google’s Eric Schmidt: Funding the Wuhan lab & the COVID origins cover-up
OCA’s political director Alexis Baden-Mayer discussed her Gain-of-Function Hall of Shame series and the latest news of Google’s involvement with the Wuhan Institute of Virology in two back-to-back episodes of Michael Olson’s Food Chain Radio Show:
This issue of Organic Bytes focuses on the evil deeds of Google, the company whose motto was “Don’t Be Evil.”
Google is part of the World Economic Forum, an international chamber of commerce that is shaping our world to maximize corporate profit by making money from everything we do. They call this global takeover The Great Reset.
When we eat their industrially-produced, synthetic, genetically engineered, pesticide-drenched or factory-farmed food…
When we visit their hospitals or take their pharmaceuticals…
When we buy things with their credit cards or payment systems…
When we surf the web or use social media sites populated by their ads…
When we attend school, go to work or consume content using their online apps…
…we’re making them money.
When we buy regenerative organic food direct from the farm…
When we maintain our health through nutrient-dense food, exercise and natural remedies…
When we pay for things in cash…
When we’re offline enjoying family, friends, animals and nature in person…
…we’re not making them any money.
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