Google’s Conquest of Ireland

The engineering of consent has always been a weapon in psychological warfare, but its potential has increased exponentially in the era of the internet and social networking, leading to personal and societal suffering and upheavals. How Google Conquered Ireland describes contemporary social engineering and its methods, focusing on the imposition of gay marriage in Ireland, the disparagement of those perceived as its opponents, the homosexuals’ ouster of one of Silicon Valley’s titans, and their attack on Indiana’s Restoration of Religious Freedom Act. Under the banner of tolerance, the intolerant are attempting to remake society, and they don't care who they damage in doing so. Despite the often effective use of weaponized homosexuality as state of the art psychological warfare, all is not lost: social engineering only works when you don’t know you are its victim.