Western Reader
In a surprising disclosure, Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, has exposed the secret manipulation of the popular online encyclopedia by intelligence agencies.
During an interview with independent journalist Glenn Greenwald, Sanger revealed the disturbing reality of information warfare taking place on platforms like Wikipedia.
Sanger claimed that influential individuals are being paid by intelligence agencies to promote their agendas on Wikipedia. Alternatively, these agencies are training their own personnel to become skilled Wikipedia editors who then disseminate the desired narratives.
This shocking revelation raises serious concerns about the trustworthiness of the information we consume daily from sources that are widely considered reliable.
Oh you mean Wikipedia is not only unreliable but deliberately misleading? Who knew! pic.twitter.com/AogIs4TfKk
— Zuul (@habitualasshole) August 3, 2023
Greenwald, in his show ‘System Update’, criticized Wikipedia for its biased portrayal of the Biden-Ukraine conspiracy theory.
Despite significant evidence suggesting Hunter Biden’s questionable dealings with Burisma executives, Wikipedia dismisses it as a mere conspiracy theory. This complete disregard for factual accuracy is a clear deviation from Wikipedia’s claim of being an unbiased, neutral encyclopedia.
Sanger further revealed that Wikipedia’s bias is not a recent development. He noted that the platform displayed partiality during Trump’s presidency, aligning more with mainstream media outlets like CNN, MSNBC, and the New York Times.
The bias is so entrenched that major right-wing news sources have been officially labeled as unreliable by Wikipedia.
The manipulation of Wikipedia goes beyond political bias. Sanger disclosed that the CIA, FBI, and other US intelligence agencies have utilized Wikipedia as a tool for control.
Evidence dating back to 2008 shows that CIA and FBI computers were used to edit Wikipedia entries, raising doubts about the integrity of the information presented on the site.
Wikipedia Editor Admits: “We Are Run by the CIA”
Don’t believe it?
Just listen to Chuck Schumer. “You take on the intelligence community; they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you.”
Watch @Tuckercarlson SNAP and explain why “That’s a dictatorship, a**hole!” pic.twitter.com/PynBHRqK3j
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) August 3, 2023
The bias is not limited to political issues.
Wikipedia’s entry on the COVID-19 lab leak theory is designed to discredit any suggestion of the virus originating from a lab leak.
This narrative aligns perfectly with the liberal worldview, despite leading scientists asserting that the most plausible explanation for the pandemic’s origin is research conducted in the Wuhan lab.
In light of these revelations, Sanger is working towards countering censorship and information control.
He is developing a universal network of encyclopedias called Encyclosphere, with the aim of making it easier for users to access a variety of encyclopedias. This initiative could be a significant step towards ensuring the free flow of unbiased information.
Sanger’s exposé serves as a wake-up call for all internet users. It emphasizes the importance of questioning the sources of information and not accepting everything at face value.
As information consumers, we must remain vigilant and critical to ensure that we are not being manipulated by hidden agendas.
This article appeared in RightWingHeadlines and has been published here with permission.
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