Personal attacks not welcome on HN? And "deranged theories" generally don't come with widespread sources and evidence, along with corroborating investigations by regulatory agencies all over the globe.

But no, I don't really expect any Google employee to engage with me on a matter that will almost certainly cost them their job to do so. As the article alleges, I strongly suspect publishing Google's internal training about confidentiality would eventually lead to someone's termination, even if it was described as being for another reason.