UPDATE:
The insubordinate Google employees who occupied Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian's office and absurdly accused him of aiding and abetting genocide have been fired.
The 28 ex-employes who participated in the protests at Google's New York and Sunnyvale, California offices vowed to occupy Kurian's office until Google severed its $1.2 billion cloud contract with Israel and all links with its government. Instead, police forcibly removed them after a 10-hour impasse.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE:
ANALYSIS – Bunch of entitled, brainwashed Gen Z clowns should be arrested and fired. On Tuesday, a group of young Google Cloud employees, organized by the anti-Jewish group No Tech for Apartheid, forcefully took over the California office of Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian.
As of yesterday evening, the small group of leftist idiots still occupied his office, donning checkered Palestinian keffiyeh scarves and sitting on the floor, while yelling chants at their boss asking: “How many kids did you kill today?”
Idiotically wearing their 2020 COVID masks (they still believe it's a thing), and colorful matching t-shirts, they are refusing to leave until the company stops doing business with Israel.
All the while livestreaming on the online platform Twitch. (RELATED: Google Shuts Down Its AI Chatbot ‘Gemini' For Being Woke And Racist)
These latest actions mark an escalation in a series of recent protests organized by tech workers who oppose their employer's relationship with the Israeli government.
The protests and “occupation” were announced in emails to employees with a list of demands, reported The Daily Wire, “including that Google drop its $1.2 billion contract with Israel for Project Nimbus, a cloud-computing project of the Israeli government, and the Israeli Defense Forces that contracts Google and Amazon for various services.” (RELATED: Biden Admin Urged Iran To Limit Attack On Israel: Reuters)
Wired noted that:
No Tech for Apartheid also published an open letter cosigned by 18 other organizations that demands Google and Amazon immediately cancel their work on Project Nimbus. At the time of writing, it has gathered more than 93,000 signatures from the general public. In addition to Project Nimbus, the letter cited recent reports that the IDF has used Google Photos to identify and detain Palestinians en masse in the West Bank.
One email from the leftist activists linked to a Google document that included a letter to Kurian that accuses Google of enabling “apartheid.”
The email sent by Kate Sim, “Join me and thousands of other workers, to demand that Google to drop [sic] Project Nimbus. Together, in our hundreds and millions, we can stop this and one day, there will be a free Palestine and a world that is more humane, safe, and just.”
Sim also sent her email to Sundar Pichai, Google's CEO, and thousands of other teams, executives, and employees.
In that email she also said she is joining her coworkers in “an act of civil resistance.”
Sim is notorious for claiming back in early December that Israeli women brutally attacked by Hamas on October 7 were lying about being savagely raped by the terrorists.
The Hamas sympathizers also conducted protests in the 10th floor commons of Google's New York office. The sit-ins were accompanied by outdoor protests at Google offices in New York, Sunnyvale, San Francisco and Seattle.
Several hours into the sit-ins, Google security began to accuse the workers of “trespassing” and disrupting work, prompting several people to leave while others vowed to remain until they were forced out. (RELATED: Anti-Israel Protests Gain Momentum, Spread To Golden Gate Bridge And Other Locations)
The Daily Wire adds that this isn't an isolated incident at Google:
Anti-Semitism appears to be rampant throughout Google's workforce. In February, The Daily Wire reported on internal anti-Semitic incidents taking place at Google, including the words “kill all Jews” found written on a bathroom wall inside its offices, and a Jewish employee being assaulted by anti-Israel protesters on one of their campuses. The Daily Wire also reported that a group of employees attempted to hijack an International Women's Day event to bash Israel.
In late March, reported Wired, “more than 300 Apple workers signed an open letter that alleged retaliation against workers who have expressed support for Palestinians, and urged company leadership to show public support for Palestinians.”
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the positions of American Liberty News.
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