This >Blacklist includes Google services...

well internal documents are evidence

Torrent websites are included in there

it takes 'conclusions of law' in order to convince a judge your case has merit

That basis of observable factors is being collated and presented to the FTC, whom will then move on.

Infowars is included in there

@lunemarie @lunemarie very suspicious

Why would Google want to show any of this information?

Are you saying that the leaked documents don't have any standing as evidence?

i have had personal luck with the FTC

the issue is what is lumped in with those places weez

they are the place to file a complaint if you every have such an issue

and the other videos i linked show even more

Why would Google want to show torrent sites and conspiracy theory websites on their Google Now stories

A feature I didn't even know existed?

"dailycaller"

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@stathelle They probably do, but on the other hand they could always be faked. To find their doubles in the Google Archives would make them more legit.

"infostormer"

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many companies break the rules as a matter of course cause they know few people will challenge

"fury.news"

The entire system is opaque to the common man.

LITERALLY.

"Time moves forward, and nothing changes"

Quite the problem.

And the ability to draw it out along with legal fees associated with doing anything.

this video shows google employees conspiring to rig the 2020 election https://www.bitchute.com/video/csP4z8dR6X0/

"Employees like me are able to search through the internal search engine"

@Weez

>Confidential information

and there is no way an individual can take on most companies; but a compplaint to the FTC pointing out their systemic skirting of the rules is often enough for them to move on to the next guy

>Able to just search for?

Come on..

Just makes it a losing game for anyone and everyone who doesn't have a flood of money.

yup

Google has some of the strongest security in the world..

by confidential they mean its not accessible to the public

And you can just "search" for this information easily?

not that its like in fort knox dude lol

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