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Google is a Dirty Word

Winston E. Bakewell

1,470 words

The Alphabet Company, the parent of Google, has a market capitalization of $991.53 billion, which is about the same size as the nominal gross domestic product of the Netherlands. Chrome accounts for 68% of the global desktop browser market, a hunk of software that gobbles up RAM in order to share your information with the entire Internet as efficiently as possible. The company’s fresh tendrils sneak their way into just about every facet of globalized life, dominating the digital ad industry with 32% of the market. Google, Facebook, and Amazon together comprise 70%. Google, of course, also owns YouTube, the video service that 95% of the Internet uses.

We know all of this, of course. If you’re among the many that associates with the Dissident Right, you are certain to have noticed — like the many things we notice — the omnipresence of Google and its various subsidiaries on the Internet. We’re all-too-familiar with just how Google chooses to exercise that authority, as well; the most recent example is the rather brazen, at least by 2019 standards, demonetizing of ZeroHedge and threatened demonetization of The Federalist from Google’s ad networks. The reason for this?

Well, it’s a little murky. If you ask Google, it’s about the comments section on The Federalist, and some sort of breach of nebulous “terms of service” with ZeroHedge; a random hapa journo-activist seems to think the two sites are propaganda outlets, and her story continues to be retconned in real-time on account of its egregious errors and uncovered conflicts of interest. We live in a post-truth age.

The NBC reporter hardly seems objective! This was just deleted but I took a screenshot. pic.twitter.com/LcB4dprR5s

— Robby Soave (@robbysoave) June 16, 2020

Google’s alleged decision to censor based on user comments is mildly alarming, since the message seems to be that popular discourse can be knocked off at will. In the Hedge’s case, Google’s issue seems to be with opinion editorials shared on the site, a medium with an implicit disclaimer attached to it — though it is trendy to ignore such things these days. The mask is off, so to speak, and Google and other Silicon Valley leviathans no longer have to pretend they have our best interests anywhere near their hearts or pockets.

ZeroHedge is an interesting choice of targets. There are many, many more sites out there posting much more inflammatory content. The Hedge, in my perspective, sticks mostly to financial news with a heavy dose of skepticism and occasional conspiracy-mongering on top, which is a fairly decent angle for a large internet news site to harp upon. Largely libertarian — of seemingly Austrian extraction, really — Hedge was never a website that even crossed people’s minds when discussing racial issues. Was the site implicitly white? Of course it was. Just about any popular news source or social movement on the edgy libertarian-conservative side of the aisle will be dominated by whites practicing white advocacy by other means, even if many of them don’t realize it. That makes this whole incident even more concerning. You don’t even have to fedpost for the banhammer to come down upon you these days.

Counter-Currents is familiar with these sorts of shenanigans. While ads have never run here (we’re just too high brow for that), Counter-Currents relies on search engines linking to the website for a large portion of our traffic. This is true of almost every non-social media website, whose users will typically visit directly. In recent months, Dr. Johnson has observed articles by him and other authors slowly creep down the list of results when relevant queries are searched; articles that formerly had staying power were buried beneath endless entries of irrelevant bullshit.

We know that Google is capable of these things because it has been prosecuted for them before. Back in 2017, such a case was appealing to Eurocrats because it gave them an opportunity to flex their performative anti-trust muscle. These days, going after a giant monopoly for silencing those racist meanies online isn’t a cause that’ll gain you new friends. We don’t have anybody in government on our side, so it is time that we take matters into our own hands.

Google cannot be allowed to control everything. This status quo is obviously bad for many reasons, including to many normies, because most private oligarchies aren’t generally conducive to good outcomes. To us, however, Googleization is an obvious existential threat. We clearly cannot trust a massive tech conglomerate to be impartial in how they engage in business, and public eradication of our aims and voices are already a one-way ticket to profit in the United States. The incentives present in the country dictate that we separate, rather than continue to hope we won’t be crushed.

For starters, I strongly advise you switch away from using Google as a search engine. It’s likely that many of you have already done this, but ditching the Goog for good can be a painful process. Much of what we see in Google search results are informed by our past browsing history, so the things you see will be highly tailored and often very useful. This seemingly rich search experience can make other options appear unappealing, since they lack the same big-data tweaks and personal pandering that a Google search boasts at its core.

Recognizing this disparity in “quality,” however, is also admitting that the internet you engage with through Google is not truly the internet as it is; you experience information through a medium of algorithms and interventions. Such a veil can easily be used to isolate you inside of an easily-identified echo chamber which can then be publicly discredited or even shut down. Think of it like herding cows; prod them all in the same direction until every last one is in the same spot, then let the slaughter begin.

An “unenhanced” search experience carries none of these risks. Information cannot be buried, and biases cannot be reinforced to nefarious ends. There are several options available to those looking to make the switch. My personal favorite is DuckDuckGo, owned and operated by a certain privacy-obsessed Gabriel Weinberg (I make no claims about his ethnicity). DuckDuckGo operates on one of the leanest search engine algorithms ever, using an open-source model based on the very first incarnation of Google. Two users of the site searching for the same query will receive the same results, uninfluenced by geography, history, or ideology. As far as Weinberg goes? We may just have to wait and see. Other options include Ecosia, which plants trees for your searches.

I also advise you turn your attention to Chrome, which I would be willing to bet a majority of this site’s fine visitors use for their browsing needs. There is its aforementioned RAM issue — a matter of mere usability — the keylogger built into it by default [chrome://predictors/], and the litany of egregious security problems, some of which are specific to Chrome, detailed by the good people over at GNU. I could elaborate further and discuss botched 0days and various other bits of insanity present in Chrome, but to do so would be unnecessary. Google’s actions for at least the past decade have been prime examples of. . . Googling.

Googling?

google /ˈɡuːɡəl/ (verb, transitive): to spy, to censor, to invade privacy, to subvert democracy. Derived from google (noun): see jogger.

Such behavior is so inescapably linked to the business practices of the company that to refuse to associate it with the conglomerate itself borders on dishonesty. Google is dependent upon manipulation to survive, for without it, its incompetence and its uselessness in the face of more robust and redundant services would be made apparent to the entire world. We ultimately do not need Google for anything; Google needs us in order to keep their bloated operation afloat. Absent boogeymen, big data, and bluster from those in charge, there would be no reason to visit the site ever again.

In a sane world, Google and various other Internet companies would already have been nationalized. Ideally, these companies never would have grown to such a point that this conversation would be necessary, but to look backward is to be blind to the future. We know that nothing will change in technology for at least as long as Donald Trump is in office, and to pretend that things will get better before they get worse is the mark of a man who lacks foresight. ZeroHedge was just demonetized. How long before it disappears from listings, period?

So, I suggest we get serious, and leave the beast behind. There’s much more at stake than your YouTube recommendations.

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12 comments

  1. John Wilkinson says:
    June 17, 2020 at 1:31 pm

    I use Brave for my browsing, and DuckDuckGo for my search engine. I need nothing else.

    1. Pratgioln says:
      June 17, 2020 at 4:59 pm

      Same here. Very snappy and not sluggish like firefox. Faster than chrome, too, with decent default security as reported by panopticlick.eff.org

      I also use the cast extension for brave so I can smartcast to my tv all those websites (bitchute, altcensored, etc.) for which there are no apps nor ability to add apps to the smart tv menu. Turned off all tracking in my tv (or as much as I can). Who knows if any apps are still tracking me? I think smartcast uses googlecast tech so who knows if it’s tracking me even if I’m not using a chromecast stick or chromebrowser. If I’m really paranoid, I’ll use torbrowser +. .onion addresses. For emailing, I use I2P-Bote addon to i2p. Run my own email, web servers, but will probably buy a Freedombox soon to test out and see how easy it is for a non-tech and if it’s powerfull enough. Also might give yunohost a try but I don’t think there’s an app yet for i2p. Had been interested in yunohost because there’s an app for hubzilla. And interested in i2p for running eepsite but I’d need to write an app for hubzilla. Looked into the tutorial for writing an app the other day, so may give it a go .

  2. Beau Albrecht says:
    June 17, 2020 at 2:46 pm

    INSIDER EXPOSE GOOGLE & YOUTUBE – ZACH VORHIES
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/l0FFh0i3tBiL/

  3. Vagrant Rightist says:
    June 17, 2020 at 3:04 pm

    The other issue which nobody talks about is Google Analytics and Google reCAPTCHA. Many sites, including many businesses, some government sites and probably too many dissident sites use these services.

    No matter what Google claim about handling data, they can easily cross reference everywhere their code is embedded to create a private study of what everyone is doing online, and drill down onto individual users if they want. It doesn’t matter what they say, you just have to assume that is happening anyway.

    I do not understand the blind trust organizations put in Google to handle their data, when they are handling everyone else’s data at the same time. That sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.

    So we also have to get sites to stop using Google analytics and their reCAPTCHA. Google search + analytics + ads + reCAPTCHA + other services = too much. It’s too intrusive for one company. It’s not like there aren’t other alternatives. A lot of it is just laziness on the part of site developers.

    Wasn’t there a video of Google executives, some of them Our Fellow White people, fuming and foaming at Trump’s election? What they are lamenting of course is the white vote. It’s been out in the open for a while. These companies are overtly anti-white, and they believe it is moral and part of the arrow of progress and a necessary duty to oppress white people. It’s reasonable to assume they will use every tool they have to do that.

  4. Dr. Krieger says:
    June 17, 2020 at 5:25 pm

    I am now writing this in the DuckDuckGo browser. Once I switch all my bookmarks from Firefox to this, I will be uninstalling Firefox. I gave up Chrome long ago. Thanks for the tip.

  5. John McKenna says:
    June 17, 2020 at 5:48 pm

    Good article. I’ve ditched google a long time ago. I use Brave, Duck Duck Go and Ecosia. Theres still a lot of good content from our side of things on YouTube which makes it still useful and hard to dispense.

    1. John McKenna says:
      June 17, 2020 at 5:51 pm

      Actually just wondering if any of our sides content creators are accepting Brave Tokens(BAT)?

  6. CorkyAgain says:
    June 17, 2020 at 6:16 pm

    DuckDuckGo for search
    Brave browser, with PrivacyBadger extension
    Linux operating system, with /etc/hosts from Dan Pollock’s http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/
    (For even more security and/or privacy consider OpenBSD.)

    Another thing to think about: what DNS servers are you using? Comcast’s? Google’s? Cloudflare’s? A DNS server can potentially track every site you visit if you ask for it by name rather than IP address. (Hint: this is where that /etc/hosts file can be your friend, by short-circuiting a call to an external server.)

  7. Right_On says:
    June 17, 2020 at 9:00 pm

    At my local library in London, Airstrip One, when I try to access AmRen or counter-currents I’m greeted by a message – citing the usual hate-speech gobbledygook – informing me that the sites are blocked. (Bizarrely I can still view Occidental Observer!)
    So that is a (local) government apparatchik censoring what we can see.
    What alarms me is that the day could come when the UK Government could order internet providers (including my Virgin Media service) to likewise disable access to C-C (citing the usual hate-speech gobbledygook).
    I can only hope that VPNs would enable me to sidestep the blockage.
    There would be an upside I guess : if a government were to take such a step the pretence that internet censorship was an issue best left to private companies to decide for themselves would be exposed as the disingenuous ruse it is.

  8. Benjamin says:
    June 18, 2020 at 4:36 am

    Yandex is a good search engine

  9. HungarianFashionista says:
    June 18, 2020 at 5:44 am

    For starters, I strongly advise you switch away from using Google as a search engine.

    This is the passive-agressive strategy of low-tier housewives. What’s the problem, nothing, I have a headache, no sex tonight.

    If you want to adopt a feminine strategy, I recommend the top-tier teenage girl kung fu. They always strike at the heart. They’re lethal.

    Google is moved by 5,000 senior engineers and data scientists. There have been resignations over the company’s censorship policies in China.

    Give these people a DEADline to come up with a free speech policy. If they fail, meme them to death.

    “Google engineer” should be a synonym of traitor. Judas. Ephialtes. Was there a traitor in Lord of the Rings?

    Let their Karen wives and church lady mothers be ashamed of them.

  10. wanred says:
    June 18, 2020 at 6:28 am

    I’m a big Firefox fan but it seems that Brendan Eich is in charge of Brave browser. For those who don’t know, Brendan Eich was ousted as CEO of Mozilla by Woke forces when his donations to organisations that oppose sodomy came to light.

    OkCupid, the extreme left-wing degenerate dating site that caters to all 6 million genders, harassed Firefox users over this matter back then.

    That makes Brendan Eich A-okay in my book.

    I mostly stepped away from Google and have been using DuckDuckGo for a long time but for those looking for alternatives you may also want to look into Ixquick (startpage.com) which prides itself on being the world’s most private search engine.

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