Who’s Behind Wikipedia’s Trump Fascism Page?

Wikipedia's labeling of Donald Trump as a fascist is argued to be a coordinated effort by a small number of editors with potential connections to AI and government entities. The speaker asserts that this and similar narratives are examples of state-controlled information dissemination, aiming to control and manipulate public perception. The speaker advocates for resisting such control by recognizing and exposing those involved, emphasizing the importance of individual agency and integrity in combating corruption and reclaiming individual freedom.

Wikipedia's Trump Fascism Page

• 00:00:05 The Wikipedia page labeling Donald Trump a fascist was created on September 21st, 2024, coinciding with a Guardian article on the topic. The speaker alleges that the content is mostly written by two editors and suggests this is a coordinated effort to shape public perception. This action is perceived as an attempt to control the narrative.

Media Organizations' Influence

• 00:00:16 The speaker expresses suspicion that media organizations like Wikipedia and The Guardian work together to manipulate information. He claims that The Guardian shifted towards a pro-establishment stance after UK government intervention. The speaker presents this as an example of how media organizations have become corrupted and compromised by state influence.

Wikipedia's Corruption

• 00:00:42 The speaker mentions that Larry Sanger, one of Wikipedia's founders, believes the platform has become corrupted. He suggests that Wikipedia has strayed from its initial goal of being a decentralized and unified force against government corruption. This deviation is seen as contributing to the propagation of controlled narratives and a shift away from its original purpose.

State-Controlled Information

• 00:04:40 The speaker asserts that when the state and corporations work in unison, they create a controlled environment of information, much like a snow globe. In this environment, information is curated and individuals are guided through a pre-defined narrative, presented as 'truth.' The speaker emphasizes the need to resist this curated reality and to be active participants in life.

Call to Action

• 00:02:28 The speaker explicitly names certain individuals and groups (e.g., logically AI, the 77th Brigade) that he believes are involved in manipulating information and influencing public opinion. He urges viewers to make these individuals 'famous' as a means of exposing them and their alleged involvement in a coordinated campaign of misinformation. The goal is to bring those orchestrating this control out of the shadows and into the light, fostering individual awareness and resistance to the narrative.