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Care to give some tangible examples? I suspect that whatever you consider to be "suppressed" is actually freely available and being discussed to whatever degre

Care to give some tangible examples? I suspect that whatever you consider to be "suppressed" is actually freely available and being discussed to whatever degree people care to discuss it.

lmm 3y ago
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- bdhcuidbebe 3y ago
  > Is George Soros' involvement funding the "migrant caravan" long enough ago that it's not a hot-button issue? So this is the ”truth” that is hidden from you? I don’t subscribe to this nonsense but still I seen this even on my facebook feed. It is not hidden, it is simply a psyops you fell for. You might be interested in how Russia launched the syrian migrant wave into Europe in 2015, because that actually happened.
  - lmm 3y ago
    Thanks for proving my point I guess. (FWIW It's documented fact, if you read carefully even the respectable media will never actually deny it, they just downplay and dismiss it (e.g. I remember the Economist mentioning it parenthetically as "a far-right talking point" or some such - making it sound like they were calling it false, but without actually doing so))
kornhole 3y ago
Simply enter the exact same search terms for any controversial issue into both Google and Yandex.com to compare the results. It could be about Ukraine war, covid died suddenly, or Gaza. Try 'Google CIA'.
- quickthrowman 3y ago
  So you’re telling me that two different search engines from two different companies using two different algorithms return two different sets of results. Uh, what’s the problem with that?
  - oceanplexian 3y ago
    One of them returns articles primarily from CNN, AP, Fox News, etc. All of the MSM organizations that 70% of Americans do not trust. Even for things that have nothing to do with $politics, I’m always getting these trash results from Google. Yandex at least returns results from some of the above but at least has a mix of third party websites, indie news sites, forums, etc.

Care to give some tangible examples? I suspect that whatever you consider to be "suppressed" is actually freely available and being discussed to whatever degree people care to discuss it.

lmm 3y ago

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bdhcuidbebe 3y ago
> Is George Soros' involvement funding the "migrant caravan" long enough ago that it's not a hot-button issue? So this is the ”truth” that is hidden from you? I don’t subscribe to this nonsense but still I seen this even on my facebook feed. It is not hidden, it is simply a psyops you fell for. You might be interested in how Russia launched the syrian migrant wave into Europe in 2015, because that actually happened.
- lmm 3y ago
  Thanks for proving my point I guess. (FWIW It's documented fact, if you read carefully even the respectable media will never actually deny it, they just downplay and dismiss it (e.g. I remember the Economist mentioning it parenthetically as "a far-right talking point" or some such - making it sound like they were calling it false, but without actually doing so))

kornhole 3y ago

Simply enter the exact same search terms for any controversial issue into both Google and Yandex.com to compare the results. It could be about Ukraine war, covid died suddenly, or Gaza. Try 'Google CIA'.

quickthrowman 3y ago
So you’re telling me that two different search engines from two different companies using two different algorithms return two different sets of results. Uh, what’s the problem with that?
- oceanplexian 3y ago
  One of them returns articles primarily from CNN, AP, Fox News, etc. All of the MSM organizations that 70% of Americans do not trust. Even for things that have nothing to do with $politics, I’m always getting these trash results from Google. Yandex at least returns results from some of the above but at least has a mix of third party websites, indie news sites, forums, etc.