U.N. Recruited 110,000 in War Against Conspiracy Theorists

The persecution on Conspiracy theorists increases as reports resurfaced recently of efforts in the United Nations to recruit 110,000 “digital monitors” to police the Internet on “misinformation.” The info had been disclosed from a suggestion made in October 2020 by the U.N.’s Melissa Fleming in a World Economic Forum podcast called “Seeking a Cure for the Infodemic.” She then proposed the need for “information warriors” to monitor the Internet.

Fleming’s remarks resurfaced recently as she revealed they’ve recruited 110,000 information volunteers, equipping these information volunteers with the kind of knowledge about how misinformation spreads and ask them to serve as kind of ‘digital first-responders’ in those spaces where “misinformation” travels.”

Of course we recognize their term for “misinformation” means that which challenges the official political narrative of the media and government. Their aim is to survey the Internet for information that counters vaccine information, or constitutes as “conspiracy theory.”

Just recently a report went out that the U.N. has declared conspiracy theories as “worrying and dangerous” over claim that suggests that a band of Elitists control the world, and that accusation needed to be stifled. So social media employs “fact-checker” hacks who are no more than punk kids smoking pot in their bedrooms sitting behind a computer monitoring activity according to guidelines to flag “government desenters.”

While the CDC quietly walked backed its differentiation between vaxxed and unvaxxed, that is not good enough to report it. The algorithms still determine conversation challenging vaccines in violation of community standards in many cases on social media and talk is shadow-banned.

When Conspiracy Theorists connect the dots and see a pattern that paints a vivid picture, they report those findings, much like the government does to pin-point who they target as “dissenters.” We take the available information, state the facts, then report the pattern that profiles the active parties involved in the policies that give us suspicion. The Elite consider it a threat, so by countering it with their spin, they attempt to address it as nonsense without factually backing their defense. They get away with it because most people validate their reports as more credible.

Regardless of their denial, they still have spent effort in challenging our reports so they must have something to defend.

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