GOOGLE - ORWELLIAN GESTAPO, SATANIC ZIO-NAZI THUGS are CENSORING AMERICANS for QUESTIONING the "deep state" - the "Deep State" is the SATANIC ZIONISM STRANGLEHOLD on OUR AMERICAN SOCIETY, on our GOVT., MONEY SYSTEM, "foreign policy" - METASTASIZING WARS! - that NOW AIM TO CONSUME us AMERICANS as CANNON-FODDER for the DEMON-SPAWN WAR-PROFITEERS, just as 2 MILLION IRAQIS, 600,000 Syrians, and HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of RUSSIAN SPEAKING UKRAINIANS HAVE BEEN KILLED since the JEWS HAD us BOMB IRAQ back in 2003...

Julian Assange cautioned all of us a while back, in the vein of revelations similar to those provided by Edward Snowden, that Google — the insidious search engine with a reputation for powering humanity’s research — plays the dark hand role in furthering U.S. imperialism and foreign policy agendas.

Now, as the Wikileaks founder faces days of questioning by a Swedish special prosecutor over rape allegations inside his Ecuadorian Embassy haven in London today — and particularly in wake of the presidential election — Assange’s warning Google “is not what it seems” must be revisited.

Under intense scrutiny by the U.S. State Department for several controversial Wikileaks’ publications of leaked documents in 2011, Assange first met Google Executive Chairman, then-CEO, Eric Schmidt, who approached the political refugee under the premise of a new book. Schmidt, whose worth Forbes estimates exceeds $11 billion, partnered with Council on Foreign Relations and State Department veteran, Jared Cohen, for the work, tentatively titled The Empire of the Mind — and asked Assange for an interview.

Later acknowledging naïvte in agreeing to meet the pair of tech heavyweights, Assange found afterward how enmeshed in and integral to U.S. global agendas Schmidt and Cohen had become.

In fact, both have exhibited quite the fascination with technology’s role in burgeoning revolutions — including, but not-at-all limited to, the Arab Spring. Schmidt created a position for  Cohen in 2009, originally called Google Ideas, now Google Jigsaw, and the two began weaving the company’s importance to the United States into narratives in articles, political donations, and through Cohen’s former roles at the State Department.

That same year, Schmidt and Cohen co-authored an article for the CFR journal Foreign Affairs, which, seven years hence, appears a rather prescient discussion of Google’s self-importance in governmental affairs. Under the subheading “COALITIONS OF THE CONNECTED,” they wrote  [cont'd]