Why do jews get special treatment on google?

[ayup me ole china]

Very good point that you have brought up! And to answer your question, NO, other words do not appear to have the same treatment and I say this because of the URL that Google has used...
http://www.google.com/explanation.html
That is why I think not. The URL is not structured in a way to incorporate other words... For example, I would of said there is a possibility of other words also if the URL looked more like this:
http://www.google.com/explanation/word-in-question.html
But no, they just use http://www.google.com/explanation.html!!!
Which from my POV, being a Search Engine Optimisation Manager is pretty funny, because now if you search for "explanation" - THAT specifc pages is a top result.

It is my PERSONAL opionion that it is a bit naff of Google just that use that URL... So yes, it may show that they are impartial to the search terms shown (which is BS by the way, but I'll come back to this), but I think it is a bit wrong that they are doing it for THIS word and not others... of which there are many.

Maybe Google has *personal* reasons for this? Ya know... a fat cat at the top of the food chain at Google whom is Jewish.

And before I go on, I'd just like to clarify I am NOT anti Jewish or any religion for that matter... although I am anti some people.

Oh... and by no means am I anti-Google. I lurveeee the Google, hehe. *ahem*. No wait.. not joking, I really do love Google - It's the best thing since sliced bread... well it is in my eyes.

Anyhooo, back to the BS I mentioned several paragraphs back. Now, here is obviously a shocker for some of you and you can have this varified by any other SEO expert:

Google DOES... I repeat... GOOGLE DOES manipulate search results:
http://www.pronetadvertising.com/article...oogle.html
That example is of John Chow whom got black listed... Yep he can't even rank for "John Chow" these days. Against Google TOC, he crossed the line somewhere and they lashed out and black listed him from search results.

More recently, Forbes.com was hit by Google and Google PageRank had been taken away from them due to "selling links".

Also, bearing in mind Google own YouTube... did anyone notice how just a few months after the buy out, YouTube videos started appearing in Google natural search results.

... but still, at the end of the day, they still return the results I want to see for my sites and they are just generally a COOL company which spawned from nowhere, had taken on Yahoo! & MSN and won. Just look at their share price in comparison for example, jessh. >.< However, all big giants fall down one day, it is just a matter of time.

Regards
John