A new report has uncovered detailed evidence about who really controls Wikipedia, and it's not ordinary folks volunteering their time like the platform's creators claim.
As it turns out, Wikipedia is a deep state propaganda tool masquerading as an online "encyclopedia," and none other than the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) monitor it 24/7 to ensure that only pre-screened misinformation makes it through the censors.
While Wikipedia may have started out as something more innocent, it has since been co-opted by government spooks who quietly edit certain key entries, including those about 9/11 and the war in Iraq, to prevent the actual truth from going public.
IP logs obtained by a program known as WikiScanner, which was developed by Virgil Griffith from the Santa Fe Institute in New Mexico, reveal that CIA and FBI agents are constantly making changes to Wikipedia entries as part of a covert information manipulation operation of which most everyday people are unaware.
WikiScanner data grabs show that CIA computers edited a Wikipedia entry about the 2003 invasion of Iraq, while an entry about former CIA chief William Colby was similarly altered to expand his career history and praise a Vietnam War rural pacification program he led.
Wikipedia censors about 1,000 IP addresses per DAY, says investigator
Wikipedia is also engaged in a massive censorship effort whereby it bans the IP addresses of users who try to input truth into the site that contradicts the lies being spread by the CIA and FBI.
Insiders say that Wikipedia bans upwards of 1,000 IP addresses per day, even as it claims to present "neutral," "unbiased" information about events, people and organizations.
As we've also reported, long gone are the days of Wikipedia being "the people's encyclopedia," as the site routinely censors natural health content, as well as entries that expose the criminal racket known as Big Pharma.
It's time to face the facts: Wikipedia is just another mainstream media outlet spreading fake news
Whether it's the establishment "right" or the establishment "left," Wikipedia exists to ensure that only the official narrative is put out there for mass consumption. Anything that doesn't conform to the deep state's version of "truth" is quickly scrubbed, often in a matter of seconds, by government jackboots who sit around all day altering Wikipedia entries as they see fit.
For the ordinary man and woman, it's a near-impossible feat to even gain access to Wikipedia entries for the purpose of editing them, seeing as how the site has constructed a clever hierarchy process that makes it difficult to attain the same top-level privileges that the CIA and FBI have.
For all intents and purposes, Wikipedia is really just another mainstream media fake news outlet like CNN or MSNBC that spreads deep state propaganda as "facts." The evidence is there if you're willing to actually take a look.
"Wikipedia is part of the Establishment by all means – it's no different from an information perspective than the CIA's very own CNN," reveals DisruptiveFare.com.
"So a discussion about the MSM and CNN is appropriate here. Wikipedia's main citation, the #1 'news' source and #1 most credible news organization is – you've guessed it – CNN ... CNN is no different than the Russian Pravda (which means in Russian 'Truth') used during Soviet times to spread government propaganda and politically assassinate enemies of the state."
Be sure to check out the full DisruptiveFare.com exposé on Wikipedia as republished by Zero Hedge.
You can also keep up with the latest news about mainstream media deception, including the kind being pushed by Big Tech corporations like Wikipedia, by checking out Propaganda.news.
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