Sunday, September 24, 2017

Jimmy Kimmel on Bill Cassidy’s Health “Care” Bill - We Need Affordable Healthcare for All People

I am glad Jimmy Kimmel is standing up for affordable healthcare for all people. Unfortunately Jimmy Kimmel has learned about these healthcare problems because his son has to have three heart surgeries.
Yet Jimmy Kimmel is a good person and instead of just being happy that he has plenty of money and can pay what ever he has to, he has learned from his doctors that many people cannot afford these type of surgeries for their child, and insurance companies do not want to pay. 
I am not affiliated with any political party, so I am not a Republican or a Democrat. Sometimes I side with the Democrats (e.g. healthcare for everyone), and on some issues I prefer the Republican policies, e.g. being tougher on North Korea and willing to stop the country of North Korea from having nuclear weapons.




Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Hurricane Maria bears down on Puerto Rico - Category 5 Hurricane



This Hurricane will make a direct hit on Puerto Rico and cause tremendous damage. It is the largest and most powerful hurricane (typhoon) to ever hit Puerto Rico.
The Pacific ocean can have Typhoon's with 205 mile per hour winds. Category 5 hurricanes do not have a limit for top speed. So at 175 or 205 they are both considered Category 5.


USA President Trump addresses the United Nations (entire speech)


Sunday, September 17, 2017

Why is Google Unfairly Censoring the NYtimes.com and this David Brooks article regarding the Google CEO Sundar Pichai

Below is an interesting article regarding the Google CEO.
I am not a fan of the New York Times or David Brooks in general, however he is an excellent writer and makes some valid points in this article.


I do NOT want Google to censor articles like this.




Why is Google unfairly censoring this article by David Brooks?

The FTC needs to stop Google from this evil unfair censorship.
GotoTom2.blogspot.com/search?q=google+censorship



nytimes.com/2017/08/11/opinion/sundar-pichai-google-memo-diversity.html


Screen shot of the Google cache for the article.


Then I started to do some more research on this David Brooks New York Times situation with Google.

It looks like the entire New York Times is no longer in the Google cache, even the home page. Google is making this tricky, yet it is a powerful and more clever form of censorship by Google. If you do a Google search for "david brooks new york times articles" the article calling for Sundar Pichai to resign is no where to be found.