Google Boycotted Easter

Anybody who has used Google in their lives should be aware that for major holidays the company swaps out festive logos on their home page to commemorate such holidays. So apparently they forgot to swap out their logo for an Easter friendly one, because yesterday their logo remained unchanged for the occasion.



I'm not religious, I do not celebrate Easter. I did, however, fly up to Chicago for the weekend to visit my mother for the holiday as she is Christian. What bothers me about this is not that Google is attempting to censor Christianity, it's that they're selectively programming the masses to accept their globalist agenda. Yup, I went there. This is just one act in a sea of circumstantiality, and they all point to the destruction of American Exceptionalism by means of ideological subversion.

Didn't see the video, but that sure does look like a pentagram to me. They wouldn't pull this nonsense with Muslim holidays I bet!

a reply to: WUNK22

The pentagram in the preview for the video was meant to be satirical. In reality, their logo remained unchanged yesterday.

a reply to: ColdWisdom

They haven't since 2000:

www.newsbusters.org...

as long as its pro 'internati0nalism' aka you know what, then nothing else matters.

since the media is owned by the internati0nalists, what did you expect lol?

they have programmed people in just 15 years to stop saying merry christmas. i scold people for saying happy holidays, including stragners, saying 'its christmas'

Yep, I saw this too. Google loves to flaunt it's "Coexist" mantra all the time, but we all know they, along with the globalists and indoctrunated lefties don't want to coexist with Christians. Especially white ones.

a reply to: Chadwickus

Interesting. Thank you for sharing.

a reply to: ColdWisdom

Oh, my God...

I'm going back to Yahoo...

I admit I haven't played Illuminati in a while ... but isn't The Vatican just another faction of the "globalist plot"?

Therefore, Google's lack of kow-towing regarding Easter actually indicates their Residence to globalism, right?

If your not Christian, that's fine.

This is the hypocrisy I think is ironic.

People complain about the commercialism of our culture. But have no problem ignoring the spirituality of our holidays. And not only ignore the soul of spiritual holidays, but use them to embrace commercialism?

If you cannot see how evil takes items that are spiritually good and twists them into evil, I feel sorry for you.

Love vs lust
Providing vs hoarding
Honest wage vs greed
Charity vs making one destitute
Rational distrust vs paranoia
Limited government protecting freedom vs nanny state and false security

a reply to: ColdWisdom

Damn, there should be more pentagrams!

originally posted by: Wookiep
Yep, I saw this too. Google loves to flaunt it's "Coexist" mantra all the time, but we all know they, along with the globalists and indoctrunated lefties don't want to coexist with Christians. Especially white ones.

I sincerely hope you're being sarcastic.

People are offended at everything nowadays.

"Google is evil! They white white Christians because they didn't put an Easter picture up! Muslims are evil too!"

Seriously wtf has happened to this site

a reply to: RomeByFire

Well, Google does book their profits at a PO box #666 in Bermuda.

We've seen from the pizzagate saga the level of LaVeyan Satanism prevalent within some of the upper echelons of Silicon Valley. Twitter CEO Dorsey tweeting out verses of the Satanic bible comes to mind.

Now I'm into the Occult, and I have nothing against being a satanist, generally speaking. However, when people who have control in politics, technology, information, banking, etc. use esoteric knowledge to manipulate the population for their own personal gain, in the name of the Occult, I have a problem with that.

Think L Ron Hubbard.

Google almost never does doodles for overtly religious holidays. It's a business decision, and a wise one at that.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

There are a lot of foreign nationals' birthdays that get their own doodles.

Pretty sure they haven't done an Easter doodle in like, fifteen years, dude.

(Gasp!!!) How dare Google not make a doodle for Easter! How dare they?! And I thought you guys called the Left Wing snowflakes... For the record, they don't do them for Eids either.

Oh, and how is this supposedly trying to censor Christianity? You can still type anything Christianity-related into the search box under the Google doodle and find out everything you want about Christianity. How is that censorship?

a reply to: enlightenedservant

It's not that they are trying to censor Christianity, it's that this is part of a broader attempt to inject globalist ideology into the minds of the population.

This is very similar to when Obama was POTUS and he downplayed Christianity at every opportunity, while simultaneously funding the Muslim Brotherhood, aiding and abetting Islamic Jihadists, and interfering in Israel's elections.

originally posted by: ColdWisdom
a reply to: enlightenedservant

It's not that they are trying to censor Christianity, it's that this is part of a broader attempt to inject globalist ideology into the minds of the population.

This is very similar to when Obama was POTUS and he downplayed Christianity at every opportunity, while simultaneously funding the Muslim Brotherhood, aiding and abetting Islamic Jihadists, and interfering in Israel's elections.

What part of "Your faux outrage is 15 years too late" did you miss here?

a reply to: ColdWisdom

Dude, we live in a "globalist" world. The whole point of the internet is the ability to instantly interact with data &/or people from any region on the planet. You could say that Google's entire business model is based on "injecting global ideas into the minds of a population with a mere search request". How on Earth is that a bad thing?

Believe it or not, but most people don't need or even want constant reminders of religious symbols. That reeks of personal insecurity. When I type something into a search engine, I don't need to see constant crescent moons or prayer rug patterns to feel comfortable; I type things into search engines in order to get an answer to my request. LOL

If it's such a big deal, just make your desktop wallpaper Easter related or change the theme of your web browser to have an Easter-friendly design. Problem solved. (Oh, Reagan and the supposedly "Christian values" Republicans were funding and arming Muslim fighters in both Iran and Afghanistan long before Obama ran for office. So I'm not sure what point you're trying to make there.)