“Farhad Manjoo is a reporter for the New York Times who writes about tech issues. His latest passion is a beef with free speech, though of course, as a leftist, he would never frame it that way.

“More specifically, Manjoo is upset that a Google search about Hillary’s health turns up what he calls “conspiracy theories.” And because he’s decided that the negative information available on line about her health is unfounded, Google should “fix” the problem.

“Based on my research, it would appear that Google is now obliging that request:

“Curiously, Google’s super-smart auto-suggest feature appears incredibly ignorant when it comes to matter of Hillary Clinton’s well-documented health problems.

“I did a few experiments, but judge for yourself:

“Any results for Hillary health problems?

“Negatory, good buddy.

“How about Hillary health condition or concerns?

“No, apparently zillions of people are searching for “Hillary health centre” instead. That certainly seems plausible.

“What does Google Trends have to say about the matter? This separate, and far less used service, allows users to determine search volumes for certain key phrases. I wonder what it has to say about search volume for Hillary health questions?

“Gee, that seems awfully curious. As tales of Hillary’s falls, concussions, confusion, reported seizures, sleepiness and a possible tongue biopsy slipped out of late, searches for Hillary health have skyrocketed.

“Pity the guys at Google Type-Ahead Land never got the memo.

“In fact, the number of folks searching for Hillary seizures and Hillary health problems are also noteworthy.

“Need definitive proof Google is censoring the results? Check out the type-ahead results here and note Hillary headband.

“Now compare the actual search volume for Hillary headbands versus Hillary health problems:

“So Julian Assange is completely wrong, folks. Google isn’t deeply entwined with Hillary’s campaign. No, that’s just a conspiracy theory.

“So, shut up: there are no concerns whatsoever with Hillary’s health. Why, just ask our new Overlords at Google, all you rubes in flyover country.”