Search Engines Censorship & Defamation


When Google Plots to Make Patrice Ayme’ Disappear:






So far, so good, and not surprising.





With a down arrow.


Sexually Explicit


Dangerous and harmful activity














Life is a war, or it’s not worth living?

Patrice Ayme’

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6 Responses to “Search Engines Censorship & Defamation”

  1. Midas do Tietê (@marciobu) Says:

    Sorry, Patrice. It was not my intention putting you on a litigation against the present owners of the world. I would appreciate helping you, if I could. It’s astonishing to me knowing that there was a law more then two thousands years ago limiting wealth. Here, jin the under side of the world, it takes five hundred years we don’t have anything similar to democracy, since the European plutocrats invasion. Ok, I know you are some sympathetic to colonization, and I am europeans descendent, some came as invaders, some as white slaves. I don’t have people of Pindorama (the original name of this land) blood in my vessels but I am sure they used to live under a more democratic rule before. Ok, some of them used to eat their enemies, they even eaten a Portuguese priest named Sardinha (sardine fish), not for his name. But there are just a few of them yet. Last week, police killed more ten in the jungle because they didn’t want do give their land to some agribusiness plutocrats, there is no limit to wealth. Some day we will catch ancient Rome up, I hope. By now, more Pindoramas are kilked everyday. Soon they are totally gone. And bye bye Amazônia.


    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      My position on colonization is, first, honesty: most of the world is the fruit of past colonizations (South Africa has very few of the original inhabitants, although Mandela was from them; the largest group there, the Bantus, more exactly the Zulus, arrived roughly simultaneously with the Dutch/French).

      The colonization of the Americas is morally complex. Not all the holocaust came from man’s will. The Meso American civilizations were worth saving, and thus thought the Conquistadores themselves. It’s a crime they were not. And some specific sub-civilizations there, which had collaborated with Cortes and his captains were destroyed in a treachery which has a lot to do with Catholicism…

      Amazonia is certainly worth saving, however, most advanced countries would not tolerate to have an Amazonia equivalent within… So it’s understandable that, in this generalized rat race, Brazil wants to emulate them… It has been Pluto first, now Trump wants America First instead, a distinction without much difference… And partly a bad example…


  2. Nathan Daniel Curry Says:

    You say:’Socrates had been condemned for “corrupting the youth”. Google apparently suggests users of its search engine to find the same about my work.’

    Nathan Daniel Curry: Who cares? (Is The Who that answers a what?). Is that that substantial? Socrates might ask that.


    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      They then will do like Yahoo and Bing and ban me from search. That would be the equivalent of forbidding Socrates to meet people, in the street or in salons. If that had been done, nobody would ever have heard of Socrates and his ideas.

      Generalizing this to all people with new ideas, there would have been no new ideas whatsoever since the pre-Socratic period. This extends to scientific ideas, as they ALWAYS started by criticizing authority.


  3. Gmax Says:

    This beyond spooky, it’s 1984, George Orwell. I have noticed that, in the last year, Google searches directs to commercial sources, and take much longer. If one searches for something specific one gets swallowed in a morass of businesses.

    What happened to you, that’s police state. Taciturn the Roman said one couldn’t say anything anymore because of the secret police


    • Patrice Ayme Says:

      In this case: Internet censorship: they annihilate you outright, and they don’t even have to kill you with a smile.
      It’s not Taciturn, but Tacitus, BTW, your spellchecker is smart the way machines are smart.




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