A French video blogger said Google/YouTube fuckers pressured her into asking softball questions to the European Commission President and Nigel Farage’s very best friend, Jeane-Claude Juncker. We’ve seen the media bias, especially by internet media, run by Facebook, Twitter and Google, become pervasive and oppressive in recent months. They’re doing the bidding for governments and working directly against the people in a PR effort to promote and endorse government. This, of course, is hard to do with a free internet. Hopefully, the Obama administration is successful in giving away the internet to the UN, so that they could better properly enforce and control the narrative being put forth by so called ‘alt right’ and ‘independent media’ organizations.
If you enjoy the content at iBankCoin, please follow us on TwitterA French video blogger selected to interview European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Sunday she was pressured by YouTube to ask “soft questions” during the webcast.
“I found out they expected for me to ask only very soft questions,” said Laetitia Birbes in a Facebook video about her interactions with YouTube before last week’s interview. “The whole point was to give advertisement to Juncker.”
Birbes, a blogger from the outskirts of Paris, told French news website Rue 89 she was “assured” by YouTube that she was free to ask any question, but that a representative from the video site suggested she ask Juncker questions such as “What is happiness?” and for details on his vintage Nokia phone and dog “Plato.”
But Birbes said YouTube balked at accepting some “more important questions.” She said a YouTube representative advised her he would need to speak to Juncker’s spokeswoman Natasha Bertaud about potential “red-flag” questions.
“At the beginning I realized that YouTube was trying to gently influence me,” Birbes said in her video statement.“Then it got more serious and I felt threatened.”
“What was difficult for me is I felt a ball in my stomach when I talked to the YouTube guy,” Birbes said in her Facebook video, which as of Sunday night had more than 1.2 million views. “Clearly I had a choice: risking to lose everything I’ve been working for until now for asking the question.”In the same video, Birbes claimed Google offered her after the Juncker interview a chance to become a YouTube ambassador for humanitarian projects, which included a grant of €25,000.
“Are they proposing this contract to buy me off and for not showing the video, not talking about this?” Birbes asked, adding she did not know whether she would accept the offer.
She called on YouTube “to pledge publicly for no more manipulating, threatening and ‘instrumentalizing’ YouTube content makers.”
exactly .. TWTR FB GOOGL all make a mockery of true democratic principles without influence, coercion, manipulation, rigging, propaganda, bias, etc