google: Everybody's gay!

By Nicholas Stix

google: Everybody's gay!

For my foreign readers, in the vernacular to "come out," is to announce that one is a homosexual. At google, since the disinformation service officially adopted some form of ai, its page for every famous person asks,

"People also ask,"

"When did [so-and-so] come out?"

"When did Lou Rawls come out?"

"When did John Wayne come out?"

And so on, and so forth.

Thus, every reader who doesn't hit the link, will be given to think that the subject was a homosexual. And that's no accident. In recent years, google staffers have downloaded pc lies into its memory.

This is part of a movement of mischief in publishing and fake scholarship, as well. To paraphrase the title of Katy Lake's amazon review of a fake biography, Clark Gable: Tormented Star, 'If you were anyone in Hollywood and you're dead, you're gay!'

These days, if you want to get a book deal for a dead movie star, you not only need to have a high-powered agent, but you also need to claim that your subject, no matter how notorious a womanizer he was, was actually a homosexual or bisexual, even if you don't have a shred of evidence for your assertions. E.g., today, "everyone knows" that "Cary Grant was gay," even though there was never any evidence to back up such assertions. Even Grant predicted that people would say that, once he was dead.

The point of all this, is to cause an explosion of homosexuality.

I know, I know. Homosexuals and their allies all insist that the condition is genetic. But they don't believe their own words. Otherwise, they would not obsessively work at grooming schoolchildren to get them to become homosexuals, just as they feverishly work today at grooming children to become sexual psychopaths.