I tend to agree with that statement, though I find myself constantly questioning it's truth. Google, the company with the private motto, "Don't be evil", is in the ultimate position to be exactly that. I question it because, to a large extent, Google exists at the good graces of consumers based on a trust relationship. If Google were to take a more active role in partisan censorship, something they have already been accused of on more than one occasion, their search engine market share could drop in half overnight. I personally do not use Google for anything I don't have to. Whether they are "evil" with the information they collect, the fact they are aggressively collecting it, correlating it, and storing it for all eternity is unacceptable to me. I turn on my android phone and their customer service agreement requires me to allow google to collect "anonymous" information about my location to use their location services? F that. An hour later I had cyanogen installed. Bye bye Google. I type something into the search bar and suddenly every banner ad that comes at me is targeted at what I told Google I was looking for? F that. The absolute worst one in my book is having my banner advertising change based on the content of a private email sent via gmail. I don't care how slick g-mail is, I would never use it, no less try and run a business out of it. Most people don't realize this, but g-mail retains the mail you decide to delete from your mailbox for a half a year after you decided it needed to be destroyed.
For National Security We can defalt at any time and China will be A$$ out!! then maybe world war III??