if you want to see what kind of things they get up too.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/acorn-foe-james-okeefe-sought-t...
if you want to see what kind of things they get up too.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/acorn-foe-james-okeefe-sought-t...
Still, would it be not wise to judge a book by it's contents than it's cover?
This particular person, Zachary Vorhies, is telling the truth, and the documents are correct could shed some light on the internal workings at google and potentially how they misinformed the public.
He was making according to his own testimony, $250,000+ (including the stock options). What would cause someone to just leave that and turn against the company?
I take anything from PV with a grain of salt, however to instantly dismiss something without actually looking at the contents is not very wise.
Vorhies' twitter is a trove of conspiracy theories (qanon, pizzagate, birtherism, trutherism) and intense antisemitism.
He didn't leave, he got fired because he was stupid and got caught.
Like racist sites like the Daily Caller sometimes their reporting has facts in it. But also like the Daily Caller, it's a known terrible source until confirmed and expanded by a journalist with ethics.
It is relevant if you are trying to dismiss the message by painting the messenger as untrustworthy.
Funny how the leaked blacklist doc shown, if true, included USA Today Politics, rightwingwatch.org, and mediamatters.org. Veritas and Breitbart only took a yellow highlighter to the right wing sites, but didn't highlight a number of left wing sites also in their leaked materials. Now why would someone biased, have Media Matters and RightWingWatch, and USA Today Politics blocked?
His problem seems to be that he filters out facts that don't fit his mental model, and only sees things which confirm the conspiracy.