This goes well beyond mere "advocacy" to overt dishonest propaganda. Points #2 and #7 are fairly inarguably, objectively false. #2 AMP's primary requirement is

This goes well beyond mere "advocacy" to overt dishonest propaganda. Points #2 and #7 are fairly inarguably, objectively false. #2 AMP's primary requirement is loading a 3rd-party script from a Google-owned domain. First. In the head. It disallows local use of this script: it must come from Google. It further disallows any author-written JS so there's no way to make this Google-dependency optional for site visitors. #7 See above on completely disallowing author-written scripts. All JS interactivity on your site must come through Google's domain.