Proof: Google Censors Conservative And Pro-Trump Articles
Apr 1, 2016 11:29:26 #
Proof: Google Censors Conservative And Pro-Trump Articles
By NWV Senior Political News Writer, Jim Kouri
March 31, 2016
NewsWithViews.com
Visitors to conservative web sites may encounter problems accessing news stories and political commentary regarding the Republican Party, conservative issues and pro-Donald Trump postings thanks to a major Internet search engine company that also controls a top web browser thats successfully competing with Microsoft, Firefox, Safari and others.
According to a number of subscribers and readers of the conservative Internet publication, NewsWithViews.com, readers are being falsely informed by a popular web browser, Google Chrome, that "malware" exists on the web site, specifically columns that address political and social issues from a conservative or libertarian perspective, according to several writers and the editor at NWV.
Readers attempting to access NWV content were met by warnings that falsely claimed malware that was hazardous to personal computers existed on the web site. A number of emails were received by the NWV editor complaining about the problem and saying they were fearful of damaging their desktop or laptop computers by accessing news stories and opinion columns.
For example, one of the top columnists, Kelleigh Nelson, who frequently writes on political issues had problems with readers not being able to access her opinion pieces appearing on NWV. Kelleigh is 100% pro Trump.
A number of my readers [had] emailed me that when they tried to access my archived articles, a malware warning would always pop up. All of them were using Google Chrome when this happened, said Nelson. I immediately alerted Paul Walter, Senior Editor of NewsWithViews.com, and he did a v***s check. Nothing showed as being malware within any of my archived articles.
Ms. Nelson believes that Google Chrome covertly putting these malware warnings on every article they politically disagree with, and she believes that NewsWithViews is not the only target. There are other websites being targeted, including The Marshall Report, and The Conservative Tree House. If you want the t***h in these and other articles, then use any other search engine and the articles and websites will come up, just not with Google Chrome, said Kelleigh Nelson.
Following a lengthy investigation by the NWV editor, Paul Walter, it was confirmed that the malware alerts were the product of only one web browser: Google Chrome. All of the complaints regarding malware alerts were generated by readers who were Chrome browser users. Those readers using the other Internet browsers such as Firefox, Safari, Explorer, and other popular browsers were not experiencing this suspected form of censorship.
It appears that Google Chrome is the only browser suspected of deceptive political activity that benefits the Democratic Party especially in this heated [p**********l] e******n cycle, said political consultant and attorney Michael Baker. In fact, other web sites are experiencing similar problems and they all trace them to Google Chrome.
Baker said that reputable news and information web sites such as Breitbarts series of web pages and the Conservative Base are also experiencing the same problems with Google Chrome. Its a safe bet that if its happening to these top sites, its probably happening to the lesser-known sites with fewer visitors, he said.
When NWV senior editor Paul Walter received complaints from both readers and some columnists about the suspected malware h**x, he contacted his Internet hosting company on March 10, 2016 located in Los Angeles and N.J. for a complete examination of the NewsWithViews.com web site and their dedicated server. The company reported conducting full scans and exams of NWV and found no evidence of there being any type of malware or v***s within the system. NWV was given a clean-bill-of-health by the hosting company and yet, the complaints kept pouring in from all over the country about the malwere problem that didn't exist.
Walter said "I'm almost 100% certain that you won't be able to find this news article on the Google search engine."
In the case of another web site experiencing the exact same problem with malware alerts where there were none, Conservative Base which coincidentally, like NWV, supports the candidacy of GOP p**********l hopeful Donald Trump.
The Conservative Bases webmaster, Ben Thole, also conducted v***s scans and the like and also found there were no problems with the web site or the server. Thole is an experienced web site designer and webmaster who has worked for the Republican Party, celebrities and companies that require first-rate Internet coverage.
Besides the Chrome browser, when Internet users are conducting a search with Googles search engine they are warned that the web site itself may harm your computer.
This is an actual example of those insidious messages that are designed to detour visitors to other web sites:
By NWV Senior Political News Writer, Jim Kouri
March 31, 2016
NewsWithViews.com
Visitors to conservative web sites may encounter problems accessing news stories and political commentary regarding the Republican Party, conservative issues and pro-Donald Trump postings thanks to a major Internet search engine company that also controls a top web browser thats successfully competing with Microsoft, Firefox, Safari and others.
According to a number of subscribers and readers of the conservative Internet publication, NewsWithViews.com, readers are being falsely informed by a popular web browser, Google Chrome, that "malware" exists on the web site, specifically columns that address political and social issues from a conservative or libertarian perspective, according to several writers and the editor at NWV.
Readers attempting to access NWV content were met by warnings that falsely claimed malware that was hazardous to personal computers existed on the web site. A number of emails were received by the NWV editor complaining about the problem and saying they were fearful of damaging their desktop or laptop computers by accessing news stories and opinion columns.
For example, one of the top columnists, Kelleigh Nelson, who frequently writes on political issues had problems with readers not being able to access her opinion pieces appearing on NWV. Kelleigh is 100% pro Trump.
A number of my readers [had] emailed me that when they tried to access my archived articles, a malware warning would always pop up. All of them were using Google Chrome when this happened, said Nelson. I immediately alerted Paul Walter, Senior Editor of NewsWithViews.com, and he did a v***s check. Nothing showed as being malware within any of my archived articles.
Ms. Nelson believes that Google Chrome covertly putting these malware warnings on every article they politically disagree with, and she believes that NewsWithViews is not the only target. There are other websites being targeted, including The Marshall Report, and The Conservative Tree House. If you want the t***h in these and other articles, then use any other search engine and the articles and websites will come up, just not with Google Chrome, said Kelleigh Nelson.
Following a lengthy investigation by the NWV editor, Paul Walter, it was confirmed that the malware alerts were the product of only one web browser: Google Chrome. All of the complaints regarding malware alerts were generated by readers who were Chrome browser users. Those readers using the other Internet browsers such as Firefox, Safari, Explorer, and other popular browsers were not experiencing this suspected form of censorship.
It appears that Google Chrome is the only browser suspected of deceptive political activity that benefits the Democratic Party especially in this heated [p**********l] e******n cycle, said political consultant and attorney Michael Baker. In fact, other web sites are experiencing similar problems and they all trace them to Google Chrome.
Baker said that reputable news and information web sites such as Breitbarts series of web pages and the Conservative Base are also experiencing the same problems with Google Chrome. Its a safe bet that if its happening to these top sites, its probably happening to the lesser-known sites with fewer visitors, he said.
When NWV senior editor Paul Walter received complaints from both readers and some columnists about the suspected malware h**x, he contacted his Internet hosting company on March 10, 2016 located in Los Angeles and N.J. for a complete examination of the NewsWithViews.com web site and their dedicated server. The company reported conducting full scans and exams of NWV and found no evidence of there being any type of malware or v***s within the system. NWV was given a clean-bill-of-health by the hosting company and yet, the complaints kept pouring in from all over the country about the malwere problem that didn't exist.
Walter said "I'm almost 100% certain that you won't be able to find this news article on the Google search engine."
In the case of another web site experiencing the exact same problem with malware alerts where there were none, Conservative Base which coincidentally, like NWV, supports the candidacy of GOP p**********l hopeful Donald Trump.
The Conservative Bases webmaster, Ben Thole, also conducted v***s scans and the like and also found there were no problems with the web site or the server. Thole is an experienced web site designer and webmaster who has worked for the Republican Party, celebrities and companies that require first-rate Internet coverage.
Besides the Chrome browser, when Internet users are conducting a search with Googles search engine they are warned that the web site itself may harm your computer.
This is an actual example of those insidious messages that are designed to detour visitors to other web sites:
Apr 1, 2016 12:41:36 #
That does it. I'm uninstalling chrome, and finding another search engine to use.
Apr 1, 2016 14:19:20 #
When it comes to Z*****m, and those fighting it. Censorship is the name of the game.
AOL is bad also, by blocking E mails.
AOL is bad also, by blocking E mails.
Little Ball of H**e wrote:
That does it. I'm uninstalling chrome, and finding another search engine to use.
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