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Monday, May 22, 2017

Doodling with Google



If you do a Google search today, you'll see this "Google Doodle." It commemorates Native American "activist" Richard Oakes with the tribute:
Here's to Richard Oakes, for his unwavering dedication to his community and social justice.
His Wikipedia entry was obviously written by an apologist and admirer, no surprise to those who have long questioned that site's lack of objectivity and leftist bent.

Curious though, both Wikipedia and Google celebrate his leadership in the illegal seizure of Alcatraz.  Compare that to how "progressives" characterize those involved in the Malheur takeover.  I also see nothing in either account about how Oakes and followers "set up an armed toll stop for motorists driving through the Kashia reservation."

I wonder if Mountain View-based Google would support a similar "unwavering dedication to the community and social justice" endeavor by the Ohlone.

Tuesday, January 07, 2014

"America's Favorite Black Conservative"

I saw this "Google Doodle" when I did my "This Day in History" search, hovered over the graphic and saw the caption "Zora Neal Hurston's 123rd birthday."

Interesting lady.

I admit I'm a bit surprised the techno-billionaires chose to honor a non-Marxist.

Monday, October 14, 2019

In Fourteen-Hundred and Ninety-Two...


Is life better because of his accomplishments? I guess that depends on whether or not you are a "progressive" ingrate or not.

Figures the Google Doodle for today commemorates Teacher's Day in Poland.

It's a cinch our "educators" won't share this with their victi...uh, "students."


[Via James Simpson]

Friday, October 01, 2021

Coming Soon, to a Sanctuary City Near You

 More than 75 percent of Venezuelans now living in extreme poverty [More]

I guess they haven't tried it right, either.

Interesting Doodle slideshow the tech billionaires at Google chose to highlight today...

[Via Steve T] 

Tuesday, June 06, 2017

Would You?


Would you, today? Personally? Knowing what they've done to themselves?

Curious. Google doesn't even think it's worth a Doodle...

Thursday, June 08, 2017

The Liberal Arts

Ideological forebears...*
Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, which descended into chaos when minorities students demanded that whites leave campus for a “Day of Absence,” has plunged even further, with gangs of bat- and baton-wielding students now roaming the campus. [More]
What could be more forward-thinking than reenergizing the Tonton Macoute at "a progressive, public liberal arts and sciences college"?

Oh, look:
71% of Greeners receive financial aid.
Talk about "a vibrant community!" And the full price suckers who don't are considered "privileged"!

As an aside I just came across this photo on their "Campus Life" page.  It looks like something kindergartners would paint and Mommy would put on the refrigerator:


Dare you tell her she has no talent? Of course not. Trophies for everyone! She should be honored, like the original Rainbow Guy. Heck, Google even gave him a Doodle. (Not so much these guys.)

But somebody's breaking the "social contract":
A central focus of those values is freedom—freedom to explore ideas and to discuss those ideas in both speech and print; freedom from reprisal for voicing concerns and beliefs, no matter how unpopular. It's this freedom that is so necessary in a vibrant, dynamic learning community...There may be no discrimination at Evergreen with respect to race...
And naturally:
The Evergreen State College will not tolerate violent or threatening behavior directed at students, faculty, staff, visitors, oneself or property. This includes any acts of violence, harassment or threats made on Evergreen property, or at Evergreen sponsored events; and refers to acts or threats of violence made directly or indirectly, by words or gestures or symbols ... Employees and visitors may not possess, carry, or store firearms, edged weapons, blunt force weapons or explosives or dangerous chemicals on college property, to include privately owned vehicles parked on college property. 
Hey, with "progressives," every day is Opposite Day.

* Which reminds me of another story...