Join us for a 3-part series exclusive interview with Google whistleblower and insider Zach Vorhies. Zach doesn't hold back and his info is mind-blowing! Learn all about what Google is really doing, how they are doing it and to what end. You'll never look (or use) Google in the same way again!
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EdgeofWonder.TV Nov. 21, 2019
Part 1 & 2 of our interview with Zach Vorhies will be on YouTube. Part 1 premieres on YouTube today, 3pm EST and Part 2 will premiere Thursday, 3pm EST.
Rebel ZACH VORHIES EXPOSES Google Empire Agenda [Part 1/3] | Edge of Wonder
Exclusive interview with Google whistleblower and insider Zach Vorhies. Zack doesn't hold back and his info is mind-blowing! Learn all about what Google is really doing, how they are doing it and to what end. You'll never look (or use) Google in the same way again!
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In June of 2019, Project Veritas published internal Google documents revealing “algorithmic unfairness.” Vorhies told Project Veritas these were documents that were widely available to full-time Google employees:
“These documents were available to every single employee within the company that was full-time. And so as a fulltime employee at the company, I just searched for some keywords and these documents started to pop up. And so once I started finding one document and started finding keywords for other documents and I would enter that in and continue this cycle until I had a treasure trove and archive of documents that clearly spelled out the system, what they’re attempting to do in very clear language.”
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| Vorhies walks towards police with phone in hand. |
Shortly after the report including the “algorithmic unfairness” documents was published, Vorhies received a letter from Google containing several “demands.” Vorhies told Project Veritas that he complied with Google’s demands, which included a request for any internal Google documents he may have personally retained. Vorhies also said he sent those documents to the Department of Justice Antitrust Division.
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