IF SO, WHO?
by Sharon Rondeau, h/t CDR Charles F. Kerchner, Jr. (Ret)
(Jan. 20, 2020) — A tip on Monday afternoon from reader CDR Charles F. Kerchner, Jr. (Ret) led this writer to the Twitter feed and website of Dr. Robert Epstein, a preeminent Harvard University-educated psychologist who has given recent interviews on what he says is Google’s ability to “shift the opinions and voting preferences of undecided voters…just because of the bias and favoritism in Google search results.”
In an interview with Glenn Beck in September, Epstein said Google is not alone in that ability as well as the fact that he “supported Hillary in 2016.”
In June, Epstein testified to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution about the findings from his research on tech-company algorithms, about which he told Beck that “in 2016, I measured substantial bias in Google search results that favored Hillary Clinton, and the bias was sufficient to have shifted to her, over time, somewhere between 2.6 and 10.4 million votes.”
A separate research site to which Epstein links from his Twitter account via “MyGoogleResearch” leads to the site for the non-profit American Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology (AIBRT), for which Epstein is senior research psychologist. The AIBRT features a new film titled “The Creepy Line,” of which it states:
Click HERE to learn about the new documentary film, “The Creepy Line,” which focuses on our research. This superb new film shows how companies like Google and Facebook are impacting the opinions and behavior of billions of people wordwide. This kind of power is extremely dangerous, because it affects people on a massive scale without their knowledge and without leaving a paper trail for authorities to trace. The film is now available on iTunes and Amazon, and Amazon Prime members can view it free of charge here.
In late December, Epstein’s wife, Misti, died from injuries she sustained after her “awesome Ford Ranger was broadsided by a Freightliner semi towing 2 loads of cement,” Epstein wrote on Twitter on January 11.
As was reported earlier Monday by The Gateway Pundit, on Sunday Epstein tweeted, “Last year, after I briefed a group of state AGs about #Google‘s power to rig elections, one of them said, ‘I think you’re going to die in an accident in a few months.’ A few months later, my beautiful wife #Misti died a violent death. Makes you wonder.”
However, on January 4, Epstein tweeted, “And, no I don’t think #Google or #Hillary had anything to do with Misti’s death, but for you conspiracy theorists out there, here’s a recent article about Misti’s accident from one of the world’s largest tabloid newspapers, the@DailyMail:” with a link to the referenced article bearing his late wife’s photo.
While The Post & Email was able to access Epstein’s personal website, “https://drrobertepstein.com/,” from his Twitter account, using the Google search engine brought us to the site but immediately redirected to a series of circular, never-ending prompts.
The messages which appeared included the following:
On the second attempt, we clicked the “back” button a number of times, after which the redirected screen finally led to the Yahoo! News home page.
We performed the Google search a third time, which reproduced the same initial malfunction with a different outcome.
Interestingly, we found that attempting to reach Epstein’s website through the DuckDuckGo search engine for “Dr. Robert Epstein psychologist” produced the same results.
The fourth entry referencing “Bringing America Back to Life” is functional as of this writing, as is the “Wikipedia” link.
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If you watch the documentary named “The Creepy Line” linked to in Sharon’s article you will see Dr. Robert Epstein telling how his online presence has been attacked by Google and Facebook, in particular the day after he first appeared on TV presenting his findings his entire online presence was blocked without explanation other than the blanket message that his material violated their TOS. Google in particular has ways of making one’s online activities disappear or very difficult since their various entities are everywhere, including in their Chrome browser, etc. Google is “big brother” of the 1984 novel. Facebook and Twitter are Google’s siblings. But the online deck is definitely stacked against Trump and constitutional conservatives. Google did the very same things to people trying to educate the electorate about the true meaning, understanding and intent of the founders and framers when they put the “natural born Citizen” clause into Article II, in the presidential eligibility clause. Websites trying to get the word out were down ranked and/or put into Google black lists to make them disappear or difficult to find. The progressive sites pushing their view of natural born Citizen got first page top level ranking by Google search. Pages calling constitutional conservatives racists and conspiracies theorists were pushed towards the top too. Pages of legal scholars and writers simply arguing the truth about “natural born Citizen” and Supreme Court decisions were made to disappear or made hard to find. They have since the 2008 and 2012 election cycle been less obvious in this … maybe trying to cover their tracks a wee bit by loosening up on what they did. I have no doubt that Dr. Robert Epstein is in the cross hairs of Google, Facebook, and Twitter and they will use every subtle tool at their disposal to minimize his research findings. Also other deep state operatives will target him for hacking, malware, and anything else the can do to make his online presence a battle. All readers here must absolutely take the time to find and watch the documentary about Dr. Epstein’s research findings, “The Creepy Line”.
I turned on canvass blocker and youtube add blocker and visited the site without the malware. Without the blockers, I get the same results you got.
That’s just malware. Some sort of trojan/wyrm injection on the site’s code itself. Not even gonna look at the site, but probably wordpress.