Robert Epstein’s Twitter account (@DrREpstein) says that this is his “breakthrough article” on the subject he has been researching for several years, namely the power of liberal social media giants to influence public opinion in very substantial ways. The upshot is that he is accumulating more evidence about how Big Tech functions to have become […]
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September 28th, 2018 | Category: Big Tech | Tags: Congress, culture, data, election, Facebook, Google, influence, Robert Epstein, secret voter influence, tech influence, technology, Tucker Carlson, Twitter |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Tucker Carlson keeps uncovering more facts about the enormous power of Big Tech that has been dedicated to promoting leftist causes and candidates through its ability to influence. Facebook and Google manipulate what users see in order to effect their opinions. Dr. Robert Epstein has been researching the nefarious activities of the tech titans and […] September 12th, 2018 | Category: Big Tech | Tags: Democrat, election, Google, Hillary Clinton, Robert Epstein, tech influence, Tucker Carlson, Voto Latino | Email This Post | Print This Post Tucker Carlson’s show had a special on Friday about the dangers of Big Tech, something he has explored several times before, but never to this extent. (See my blog on his interviews with psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein, Big Tech Threatens to Secretly Undermine American Elections.) The capability of online tech to shape our opinions and […] September 1st, 2018 | Category: Big Tech | Tags: Creepy Line, documentary, Eric Schmidt, Facebook, film, Google, manipulation, Peter Schweizer, political influence, Robert Epstein, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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