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Is Google censoring Islam suggestions? How about the ?National Organization for Marriage?

By ADF Alliance Alert

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Wired.com: "If you type, 'Buddhism is' or 'Christianity is,' Google will quickly show you suggestions for what it thinks you might be trying to type. In the former query?s case, the Google guesses 'not a religion,' 'wrong,' 'not what you think.' Christianity gets tougher treatment with the suggestions [bleep] . . . and 'not a religion.'" On a related note, try Googling "National Organization for Marriage." As of this posting, the first hit is to a Wikipedia article. The second hit is to the "Human Rights Campaign" website. The third hit is to a You Tube video titled: "YouTube - Lies from the National Organization for Marriage." Most of the other links in the top ten hits are to homosexual or left wing organizations. No direct links to the National Organization for Marriage appears in the first ten hits except for a link to a defunct webpage from the NOM California. Is this mere coincidence based on neutral computer programming?

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on January 08, 2010 (boomark / email).

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