New Infowars Search Term: Resentment Toward Government

Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
September 30, 2010

In order to draw attention to Paul Joseph Watson’s latest article, Authorities Plan To Trawl Phone Calls And E Mails For Signs Of “Resentment Toward Government,” Alex Jones has announced a new search term – Resentment Toward Government.

If alive today, would the founders be profiled as criminals resentful toward government?

Watson draws attention to a symposium in held Hamburg, New York, that was attended by federal agencies, police departments and others and where a system that trawls phone conversations, emails and instant messages to detect “resentment toward government” was demonstrated. The system works by detecting “resentment in conversations through measurements in decibels and other voice biometrics,” more specifically the emotional spikes that characterize “hatred and deep resentment toward government.”

How many people express resentment toward the government? How many Americans display “patterns of fixation on specified subjects” after receiving a parking ticket or on April 15 when the government demands we fill out a pile of meaningless paperwork after a year of wealth confiscation at gunpoint?

The foundation of the American ideal is a deep distrust and suspicion the founders of our nation had for government. Distrust of government is expressed in the Constitution’s separation of powers and the necessity of checks and balances. According to the government today, though, such founding ideals are sedition and the founders were little more than terrorists.

According to a recent poll, only 22 percent of those surveyed said they trust the federal government “almost always or most of the time,” while 56 percent said they are frustrated, if not resentful. About 43 percent said that government had a negative effect on their daily lives, a significant jump from 13 years ago when 31 percent expressed similar sentiments in the poll.

Government fears all citizens who resent their monopoly on power. In April, the state of Texas reacted in predictable fashion when the CPS snatched the son of Austin-area activists Barry and Candi Cooper for the crime of teaching him to mistrust government.

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Federal agencies and police now assigned with the task of scouring the internet and phone calls for resentment toward government will be confronted with an insurmountable task.

The NSA has conducted surveillance on the American people for decades. The false flag attack on September 11, 2001, gave the government and its legion of spooks and Bill of Rights saboteurs a blank check to increase this effort. The elite and their faceless bureaucrats will now create electronic dossiers on those who express even the slightest anger and resentment in response to tyranny.

We need to draw attention to this criminal effort by the government to violate the Fourth Amendment and trash our founding ideals.

Search “Resentment toward government.”

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WASHINGTON (AFP) – The attorney general of the US state of Texas has opened an inquiry into whether Internet giant Google manipulates search results.

Google disclosed the antitrust probe in a blog post late Friday following a report by technology website SearchEngineLand.com on the investigation by the Texas authorities.

"We recognize that as Google grows, we're going to face more questions about how our business works," Google's deputy general counsel Don Harrison said.

"As Search Engine Land first reported, we've recently been approached by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott's office, which is conducting an antitrust review of Google," Harrison said.

"We look forward to answering their questions because we're confident that Google operates in the best interests of our users," he said.

According to Search Engine Land, Abbott has been investigating since July whether Google is "manipulating its paid and editorial results in a way that violates antitrust laws."

The probe stems from complaints by three rival search companies -- Foundem, a British price comparison site; New York-based SourceTool, a website run by parent company TradeComet; and Ohio-based myTriggers.

"They claim that Google's algorithms demote their site because they are a direct competitor to our searchengine," Harrison said. "The reality is that we don't discriminate against competitors."

He said that "given that not every website can be at the top of the results, or even appear on the first page of our results, it's unsurprising that some less relevant, lower quality websites will be unhappy with their ranking."

European regulators opened an informal investigation in February into similar allegations from three Web companies including Foundem.

Harrison suggested Google rival Microsoft was behind the various complaints.

He said Foundem was backed by an organization funded largely by Microsoft and that both TradeComet and myTriggers were represented by Microsoft antitrust attorneys.

The Google counsel also noted that a federal judge earlier this year dismissed a private antitrust lawsuit against Google filed by TradeComet.

Microsoft and Yahoo! teamed up last year in a bid to rival Google in search but have made only slight inroads against the Mountain View, California-based company which controls around 65 percent of the US search market.

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‘Pre-Crime’ Reaches Number 1 Google Trend Spot

Matt Ryan
Infowars.com
August 24, 2010

Steve Watson’s incredible article about the use of pre-crime technology was picked up by large news sites such as the Drudge Report and others. In the article, Steve covers the recent developments that law enforcement agencies in Washington D.C. have begun to use technology that they say can predict when crimes will be committed and who will commit them, before they actually happen. While this technology may sound appealing to some, the reality of the project is anything but.

Alex Jones has asked listeners to google the phrase “pre-crime” which takes you to the story. So many of you responded that the search term appeared on Google Trends as the hottest topic. This is the 18th time we have reached the top three with a search term given out by Alex.

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We’re 18 for 18 and Alex Jones wants to thank all of you for listening and taking action to spread the information so vital to overcoming oppression. Please send this link out to Steve Watson’s important story. Through education, we can stop unconstitutional policies like these from being implemented further.

‘Bombshell Barack’ and ‘Kill Web’ Top Google Trends

Matt Ryan
Infowars.ccom
August 20, 2010

With what Google Trends describes as “volcanic” level hotness, “Bombshell Barack” reached second place on Google’s hot trends list for August 19, 2010. Shortly after this, “kill web” skyrocketed to the number one position. This marks the eleventh time we have had a significant impact on the closely-monitored list which is regarded as a benchmark for what topics are currently receiving the most attention by web users.

The term “kill web” is the number one search term, but Google delisted our PrisonPlanet.com article written to warn people about the end of internet neutrality and beginning of internet dark age.

During the show Thursday, Alex Jones asked listeners to search the terms “bombshell Barack” and “kill web” relating to two featured articles here concerning explosive stories relating toPresident Barack Obama’s ties to the CIA and Google’s intent to destroy the Internet as we know it.

Alex Jones would like to again thank everyone for their continued support in spreading the message of truth. Your action and dedication is essential to exposing the lies and disinformation