Prove It

 
There is little question that Google, the big search engine, is unabashedly covering for one of the presidential candidates in the upcoming election.

We are posting this on a Google blog and have been censored by them twice as we have previously written about here, not for anything that has to do for checking into anyone's health records since we are most likely more familiar than Google with HIPPA laws.

We noticed, though we have not been one checking the person in question's health care status on Google or any other website or search engine, that of late when we do type in that person's name for totally other reasons, how we are automatically directed to the person's campaign site. This appears a bit odd for a search engine that claims a certain sense of objectivity. It is also a very recent development.

The more MSN and outfits like Google do such the more they plant further seeds of suspicion that those records are hiding something that they don't want the public to know. There are also rumors afloat--and we emphasize the word rumors--Google was instrumental in helping the person in question with erasing certain e-mails.

Before we go any further let us note: we are in no way connected to any alt-right, left-right, right-left or such organizations or political party. If you think we are, we say to you prove it. This is were we are in this day and time. So we say to Google and anyone else, given the magnitude of the job this person is applying for, if there is nothing in those records the pubic would find disturbing or disqualifying, prove it.

Not just the American public, but the global public has a right to know.