"Be evil."

Google, Gemini, and confusion about corporate mottos.

In the early 2000s, Google’s motto was “Don’t be evil.” Somewhere along the way, they seem to have deleted a word.

After restructuring the company under the conglomerate Alphabet Inc in 2015, they adopted “Do the right thing.” as their motto instead. Officially, that is. I’m still going to insist they just kept the old one — minus that one pivotal word.

As evidence for my belief, I’m going to submit all the blatantly anti-white racist images that have been generated by Google’s new AI, Gemini. You’ve seen most of them all already, I’m sure, so I won’t pile on.

You can also add to the evidence pile all the awful things you already know about Google: the data mining, the spying, the manipulation of search results in crony ways that benefit the Deep State and themselves at our expense.

I’m going to keep todays post short in hopes you’ll click on this Twitter(X) link and watch Matt Walsh discuss the issue. His take is about what you’d expect, and delivered quite effectively (and amusingly). It’s only about 18 minutes long and you won’t get too much of his ultra-conservatism on ya.

But the part I don’t want you to miss is footage of the clearly ideologically possessed higher-up at Google who is (at least partially) responsible for Gemini’s magnificently blatant displays of racism.

The woman is an insane person. And this insane person has a very important job at a very important company. How many people like her are out there creating a wretched and hateful world for us to live in? She is a perfect depiction of Google’s real motto.

Check it out:

Naturally,

Adam