I think a low hanging reform would be requiring ads to have attribution of the real life human persons actually responsible for and paid for the ad instead of the usual "The Center for Good Things Against Bad Things." Expose that it really all terminates at a group of rich assholes small enough to fit on one plane ride to Epstein's island.

I'd be shocked if now was the time to have standards of any sort.

and

> Sergey Mikhailovich Brin was born on August 21, 1973, in Moscow in the Soviet Union,[8] to Russian Jewish parents,

As simple as that.

There is also evidence the Palestinian MoH has reported starvations taking off around July. Peer reviewed research shows the MoH hasn't historically lied about their mortality statistics enough to discount their reported trends.

I'm not sure how to reconcile these two, but it seems like there is indeed food but a logistics breakdown. Possible explanations include wasted food, hamas hording, population too far from food source, scalping, or other factors that I'm sure people will be quick to remind me of.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/05/tech/social-media-election-ad...

I discovered two things. First, Google doesn't care about being consistent, hypocritical, or, really, anything. Second, Israel creates new ad accounts with Google, runs campaigns, then shuts them down. Here's one advertiser ID which I saved in my bookmarks:

https://adstransparency.google.com/advertiser/AR122591225072...

I'm saying this because my observation with all that propaganda going on in social media since many years is that they are not this direct, instead they imply stuff and work to create certain framing.