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"Pâi şi de ce să etichetezi greşit, dinadins?!" Ca să scindezi conservatorii şi pe o parte să-i rătăceşti în Pădurea Fără Rost - ca-n Oblio - a multiplelor compromisuri, în loc să regrupezi şi să consolidezi baza naţionalist-conservatoare deja existentă. Iar ceauşiştii naivi să-i urmeze şi să-i voteze pe... lichidatorii "ceauşismului".
În cazul Big Tech, strategia etichetării greşite merge pe acelaşi mecanism: conservatorii critică Google (Facebook, Amazon, Twitter...) ca fiind left-leaning şi... cam atât, iar stângiştii care - se presupune - ar trebui să fie antimilitarişti, susţin instrumentele complexului militaro-industrial, de încântaţi ce sunt văzându-le "ce le fac ălora" (cenzură, blocare, "combatere").
No, Google is not leftwing. It’s part of the military industrial complex
Google and Amazon are part of the military-industrial complex, but preach left-progressive ideas for the population and now want to censor “right-wing extremist” content. Jeff Bezos was even inducted into the Defense Innovation Board without having a traditional security clearance. The Pentagon even met with Apple’s Tim Cook. In 2016, Eric Schmidt, then CEO of Google parent company Alphabet, watched a Predator drone at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada wreck a truck in a combat zone thousands of miles away, three sources told ProPublica.
A Defense Department spokeswoman confirmed to DailyMail.com that members of the Defense Innovation Board, an advisory body to the Pentagon chaired by Schmidt, visited Creech on July 6, 2016. Some of the largest technology companies were competing for the $ 10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract to provide cloud services for the Pentagon.
During Schmidt’s visit to the Drone Operations Center in Creech, the billionaire noted that the Predator crew appeared to be using technology that got stuck in the 1970s, and one person in attendance even suggested that Artificial Intelligence might be far better able to target potential targets in the future, according to ProPublica.
Just over a year after Schmidt’s visit, Google won a $ 17 million Pentagon subcontract for Project Maven, which used machine learning and AI to help the military identify drone targets. Google declined to comment to ProPublica.
Given the negative publicity after Project Maven was leaked, Google said last year it wouldn’t renew the contract – and also dropped out of the running for JEDI. Amazon and Microsoft remained as finalists for JEDI.
“Okay, Google … I need regime change.”
The book “The New Digital World” by Google boss Eric Schmidt and Vice President of the Council on Foreign Relations Jared Cohen received the highest praise from prominent Bilderbergers such as Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Henry Kissinger, General Michael Hayden, Madeleine Albright, Zoellick and Scowcroft.
Jared Cohen was an advisor to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Condoleezza Rice, is the director of the Google Ideas think tank, and an Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. Google Ideas is a think tank closely related to the White House Regime Change agenda. Cohen’s specialty at the State Department was counter-terrorism, the Middle East, and young generation technology.
In the future, drones could turn off hackers, the book says. In addition, radicals are faced with the choice of foregoing technology and becoming irrelevant, or using technology and inevitably making mistakes and getting caught.
Noblesse oblige
In 1995 Larry Page and Sergey Brin met at Stanford University. They designed the BackRub search engine, a Google predecessor. In August 1998, the investor Andreas von Bechtolsheim wrote a check for 100,000 US dollars after a ten-minute presentation on the search engine. Later he referred them to a powerful investment house. Who was this generous man? He comes from Germany and his family “Mauchenheim called Bechtolsheim” belongs to the German nobility and for centuries served the Guelphs, who controlled the British throne and the associated Empire from 1714 onwards. The (censored) rest is history.
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JEDI:
"Google said last year it wouldn’t renew the contract – and also dropped out of the running for JEDI. Amazon and Microsoft remained as finalists for JEDI."
Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure
The Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract is a large United States Department of Defense cloud computing contract which has been reported as being worth $10 billion.
Companies interested in the contract included Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, IBM and REAN Cloud, part of Hitachi Data Systems. After protests from Google employees, Google decided to drop out of contention for the contract because of conflict with its corporate values.
The deal was considered "gift-wrapped for Amazon" until Oracle (co-chaired by Safra Catz) contested the awarding of the contract to Amazon Web Services (led by Jeff Bezos), citing the National Defense Authorization Act over IDIQ contracts and the conflicts of interest from Deap Ubhi, who worked for Amazon both before and after his time in the Department of Defense. This led Eric G. Bruggink, senior judge of the United States Court of Federal Claims, to place the contract award on hold.
In August 2019, weeks before the winner was expected to be announced, President Donald Trump ordered the contract placed on hold again for Defense Secretary Mark Esper to investigate complaints of favoritism towards Amazon. In October 2019, it was announced that the contract was awarded to Microsoft. Media has noted Trump's dislike towards Amazon's founder, Bezos, owner of the Washington Post, a newspaper critical of Trump. According to Bezos, Trump "used his power to 'screw Amazon' out of the JEDI Contract".
The JEDI contract was awarded to Microsoft on October 25, 2019, the DoD announced, but AWS filed documents with the Court of Federal Claims on 22 November 2019 challenging the award.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Enterprise_Defense_Infrastructure
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