Has Google Banned Website Pages For Telling The Truth

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 13, 2011 -- “Its definitely unusual, all the pages seem to have had a dampener applied to them, in my experience Google does this to push the pages way back in its result pages so the public cant really get to them” - Paul Gregory SEO Consultant.

Recently TheWrd.com published an article titled ‘Comfortably Numb’ which hit out at the British public and the powers that be. (For legal purposes we cannot list the articles content here but it can be read live on http://thewrd.com/?p=942). The article states that British Public are suffering from Stockholm Syndrome and are allowing themselves to abused in the same way a kidnappers victim accepts their captors.

Some Truth [br]
However after reading the article you have to question whether there is some truth in what it says. Do we as individuals actually do this? Do we feel the things the ‘Comfortably Numb’ article says we do? Are our children being affected? These are hard questions and definitely some that I had to consider after reading the content of the article.

Has Google Acted Unfairly [br]

All the pages listed on the TheWrd.com have now been pushed way back in the search results which means that users searching will have a hard job finding the TheWrd.com website, it wont be the first time that strange rankings occur to sites that have upset someone on high although Google has never admitted falling in bed with any Government, it is strange however that such an article would have a dramatic affect on the publishing site’s presence. We cant say for definite if the sites pages have been penalized because of this article however after consulting with a leading SEO consultant the evidence does seem to point to some unusual practices.

Hard Hitting Content [br]

We spoke to the publisher of TheWrd.com and asked for his comments on the article and recent Goggle experience – “In an age were free thought, expression and freedom of speech is promoted we felt the ‘Comfortably Numb’ article focused on an area that is on most peoples mind today. Although its content is hard hitting and I understand how it may upset some people I do not feel it in any way warrants any type of negative action by a search engine or by any legal bodies. We will stand firm in our decision to publish this article and will continue to list it unless it becomes illegal to do so…” Martin James Web Content Manager TheWrd.com

When searching (using Google: Google First Amendment Issue) we found that there are plenty of other people who have had similar experiences and after researching this subject for some time the question might not be about the articles content at all but one of ‘does freedom of speech really exist within the search engines that be…”

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