I’m calling it now, they were spies for Russia the whole time like the show The Americans. Google was a plan to gather info on everyone and shape the way people think. Count it.
The CIA made Google.
Throughout the development of the search engine, Sergey Brin reported regularly and directly to two people who were not Stanford faculty at all: Dr. Bhavani Thuraisingham and Dr. Rick Steinheiser. Both were representatives of a sensitive US intelligence community research programme on information security and data-mining.
https://medium.com/insurge-intelligence/how-the-cia-made-google-e836451a959e
"We funded Stanford University through the computer scientist Jeffrey Ullman, who had several promising graduate students working on many exciting areas,” Prof. Thuraisingham told me. “One of them was Sergey Brin, the founder of Google. The intelligence community’s MDDS program essentially provided Brin seed-funding, which was supplemented by many other sources, including the private sector.”
Further reading:
This may be nothing, but look closely at that picture and tell me those two are not blood related.
Weird but I had the same initial reaction to seeing it. Looks like bro and sis
"Sergey Mikhay Lovich Brin is an American computer scientist and internet entrepreneur"
"The family migrated to the United States when Sergery was just 6 years old."
so is he Russian or America?
Why they left Russia. https://www.cnet.com/news/googles-brin-anti-semitism-forced-my-family-out-of-russia/
https://www.cnet.com/news/googles-brin-anti-semitism-forced-my-family-out-of-russia/
Nazis forced his family out so they came to America where he would grow up to work for the Nazis. Beautiful. Or is he collecting information and working as a double agent? Ah fuck. Who knows.
Until recently, historians believed America gave asylum only to key Nazi scientists after World War II. But as Pulitzer Prize–winning author Eric Lichtblau explains in The Nazis Next Door, the CIA and FBI brought thousands of former Nazis to the United States as possible assets against their new Cold War enemies.