The creators of Good Gopher proudly make the following pledge to its users:

• No spying on you

• No corporate propaganda or government disinformation

• Honest relevancy algorithm

• No promotion of pharmaceuticals and other poisons

• No back door to the NSA

Real news sites vs. fake news sites

In the announcement from Natural News just two days ago, author, editor and search engine creator Mike Adams explained, “GoodGopher is the first and only search engine in the world that intentionally favors New Media, Independent Media, Alternative Media websites like Breitbart.com, The Intercept (Glenn Greenwald), Tom Woods (www.TomWoods.com) and TruthStreamMedia (www.TruthStreamMedia.com). GoodGopher will also selectively spider selected international news sites that have a reputation for fearless reporting on world events, such as RT (Russia Today), Der Spiegel and Al Jazeera.”

Adams goes on to explain, “Fake news sources like MSNBC are banned from the engine, as are all other websites pushing corporate propaganda or government disinfo. Sorry, National Geographic. Peddle your Monsanto mockingbird propaganda somewhere else. In essence, all the websites which have been blackballed by Google News for reporting the truth are favored and highlighted on GoodGopher.com.”

The new search engine will be funded by advertisements alongside search results. But the creators promise to ban all unethical and propaganda-fueled ads. The Natural News editor touts the fact that, ‘70% of the advertising revenue for mainstream media comes from drug companies – yes, Big Pharma.’ In contrast, GoodGopher.com will ban ads from corporations and entities like the Clinton Foundation, Monsanto, DuPont, ExxonMobil, the CDC, WhiteHouse.gov, NY Times, and Goldman Sachs, just to name a few.

Taking on the establishment

The new search engine’s creators acknowledge their site will not be as large as Google or Bing. But that’s the point they say. GoodGopher.com is, ‘For people who are searching for far more honest and truthful information. GoodGopher.com becomes the obvious choice where you’ll find independent sources on topics like GMOs, central banks, crypto currency, heavy metals in vaccines, fraudulent science and so on.’

Showing that they are not naïve and demonstrating their experience on the front line of America’s ongoing information war, Natural News’ Mike Adams concedes that the search engine will probably be the target of constant and powerful attacks from central governments and multi-national corporations alike.

“For this reason, we expect GoodGopher to be subjected to heavy attacks waged by the cyber warfare operations of western governments,” Adams explains, “This is why we are warning in advance that you should not expect anywhere near 100% uptime availability for the search results, especially immediately after false flag events when information suppression is very aggressive – to make sure the ‘official narrative’ dominates the socially-shared memes in order to achieve contrived ‘consensus’ among the gullible masses.”

How the GoodGopher search algorithm works

Anyone who’s ever tried to find competent news articles on Google News, or to a lesser extent on Yahoo News, will notice that their current news page is riddled with entries that are weeks or months old. That’s how hard it is for legitimate news outlets to break into the two search giants’ listings and how exclusive they are. GoodGopher will also be exclusive. But rather than reward sites for ‘black hat’ coding tricks or simply because they’re owned by giant multi-nationals, GoodGopher’s search engine will reward quality content, regardless of the size of the publisher. It will also take the age of the news article into consideration.

“Even if you have a small, independent website with few incoming links, you can still achieve top rankings on GoodGopher by simply producing quality content,” organizers assure prospective participants, “You no longer have to achieve high domain authority or high numbers of inbound links.” They go on to explain, “GoodGopher’s search relevancy algorithm is temporally front-weighted. In other words, it favors more recent web pages over older web pages…This means you’ll be able to use GoodGopher as a research tool for finding the latest breaking news on real-time events as they occur.”

The GoodGopher search engine will be launched and available for search in a couple weeks. Until then, independent and alternative news sites are encouraged to submit their sites right now at GoodGopher.com.