Project Veritas video exposing Google – and BANNED by Google – is now available on Brighteon.com

(Natural News) Shortly after Project Veritas published a bombshell video exposing Google’s massive criminal enterprise (election meddling, fraud, “programming” users, sedition and more), Google’s YouTube blocked the video as it approached one million views.

That video has now been re-posted all across the ‘net, including on BitChute, Infowars and now Brighteon.com, the free speech alternative to YouTube. (h/t to the American Police News channel)

Here’s the link on Brighteon.com:
Brighteon.com/6051939624001

Watch the full video here, and share everywhere. This is bombshell information exposing Google’s massive criminal enterprise and revealing why Google is now the single greatest danger to human freedom and democracy:

Google Nest Users Couldn’t Unlock Doors, Use A/C, or Operate Baby Monitors During Platform Outage

Is a “Smart” home really a happy home?  Besides the increasing reports of privacy and cybersecurity risks and violations, when platform outages happen, everything connected to it stops working.
From FastCompany.com

Last night, Google reported several issues with its Cloud Platform, which made several Google sites slow or inoperable. Because of this, many of Google’s sites and services–including Gmail, G Suite, and YouTube–were slow or completely down for users in the U.S. and Europe. 

However, the Google Cloud outage also affected third-party apps and services that use Google Cloud space for hosting. Affected third-party apps and services include Discord, Snapchat, and even Apple’s iCloud services.

But an especially annoying side effect of Google Cloud’s downtime was that Nest-branded smart home products for some users just failed to work. According to reports from Twitter, many people were unable to use their Nest thermostats, Nest smart locks, and Nest cameras during the downtime. This essentially meant that because of a cloud storage outage, people were prevented from getting inside their homes, using their AC, and monitoring their babies.

Of course, if you don’t mind using keys to open doors and manually turning on and off the air conditioner and baby monitors, you don’t need smart home technology.




Another bummer about this technology is that it emits harmful Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) and WiFi.  Children and pets are vulnerable to exposure too.  In fact, there is no safe level of wireless WiFi radiation that been scientifically determined for children or pregnant women.




Of course, if your home has utility “Smart” Meters on it, you’re being exposed to harmful radiation already.  Millions of these meters have been installed in the U.S. and around the world so it’s likely that you have them unless you have been able to “opt-out.” 


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Canada group sues government over Google's Sidewalk Labs

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is suing three levels of government over a Google-backed plan to build a smart neighbourhood in Toronto.

The association says the project is "invalid and needs to be reset".

It is run by the publicly funded Waterfront Toronto and Google-affiliated Sidewalk Labs.

Privacy advocates are concerned the project will increase surveillance and outsource government responsibilities to a private corporation.

"Canada is not Google's lab rat," said the association's executive director and general counsel MJ Bryant. "We can do better. Our freedom from unlawful public surveillance is worth fighting for."

The association is suing Waterfront Toronto, municipal, provincial and federal governments. Although Waterfront Toronto is funded through federal, provincial and municipal purses, it does not report to the city or the province.

Sidewalk Labs - a firm owned by Google's parent Alphabet - won a bid with Waterfront Toronto in October 2017 to develop a 12-acre patch of industrial landscape in Toronto, Ontario into a "smart city".

But the deal struck between the government-funded organisation and Sidewalk Labs has been mired in controversy and shrouded in secrecy.

Ontario's auditor general said oversight of the project was a concern in her report last December.

In February, the Toronto Star reported that Sidewalk Labs intends to expand onto 300 adjacent acres and build a light-rail line - in exchange for a cut of development fees and property taxes.

The land is potentially worth billions, according to the Star.

Jim Balsillie, the former co-CEO of BlackBerry, called the project a "colonizing experiment in surveillance capitalism attempting to bulldoze important urban, civic and political issues.

"Of all the misguided innovation strategies Canada has launched over the past three decades, this purported smart city is not only the dumbest but also the most dangerous".

• Toronto smart-city built "from the internet up"

• Google's plan for a secret smart city on Toronto's waterfront

Sidewalk Labs said it would submit its development proposal this spring to Waterfront Toronto.

In response to the lawsuit, Waterfront Toronto said it is too early to be up in arms.

"At this point Waterfront Toronto has not received a plan from Sidewalk Labs, its Innovation and Funding Partner for Quayside. Therefore, none of the claims in the in the CCLA Application can be assessed yet," Waterfront Toronto said in a written statement.

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