Eric Zeusse has come to the same conclusion about search engines and Google searches as I have:

They are ALL controlled from the top and they are all censoring and erasing information.

However, I have consistently found that the Brave search-engine is just as cleansed of finds that are in sites that America’s billionaires and the Government they control blacklist as is Google and DuckDuckGo. Someone instead recommended — and it was seconded — “Yandex.” That is a Russian search-engine, but — at least in America — it rides on the back of Google and thereby excludes finds that U.S. billionaires and their agents blacklist. I have tried other search-engines as well, but never yet found one that doesn’t censor-out almost all of the sites that publish (or have published) my articles.

In fact, I know that some excellent sites that publish or did publish my articles were closed down by the FBI, and that others have told me that they received warnings from Google to stop publishing articles from me. Almost all of the sites that publish my articles fail to show up in any search-engine when the article’s title is web-searched. Instead, mirror-sites that automatically republish from sites that publish me show up, and sometimes ONLY such mirror-sites show up in a web-search for an article from me.

For instance, if you type in Lila Rajiva,  Google will suggest Lila Rajiva and Rey Rivera. Why? Because for nearly half a dozen years after I stumbled upon his death and blogged that it was a homicide and dug up some information relevant to it, a crazy-sounding stock-basher would show up and hurl up on this blog or on any other site where I was posting, accusing me of conspiracy to murder, stock fraud, lying, prostitution, and a million other slanders.

There was no way to stop him with a lawsuit, because he was lurking somewhere in Guatemala. Then, people who are linked to the murder took advantage of that to try to harass me off the web.

Yet Google would always push the slanders up to the top of any web search for me, and would never put my defense of myself anywhere nearly as high. Yet, when I blogged about recent forensic evidence in the case, that post would not even show up in my own cpanel view of page hits, even though the moment I published it, I saw that someone had read it. The next minute I looked, the views had been erased.

Now why would Sergei Brin of Google want to hide forensic evidence in a bona fide murder case, in which I gave some of my research to the journalist who was investigating, but promote slander and nonsense that would tarnish and blacken my reputation?

Note: This reference to the case, which I’ve inserted into the body of a post about something else, does show up in my cpanel, with its views… in other words, I tricked Google. Not that I trust those numbers, because, as I’ve mentioned, I have seen them manipulated visibly, over seconds.