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Wikipedia’s bias against conservatives is picking up steam as the 2020 election approaches. Recently Zerohedge and The Federalist were banned as sources after they criticized the Marxist group Black Lives Matter.

Editors censored information on Rayshard Brooks’ criminal past after he was killed in an officer involved shooting that led to riots in Atlanta. After the George Floyd riots the site has downplayed the violence and censored evidence of Antifa involvement.

When Tucker Carlson began exposing the Russiagate hoax, his Wikipedia page was smeared which has continued nonstop.

Campaign staffers of Pete Buttigieg, Andrew Yang, and Kamala Harris, had created or edited articles on their candidates in a biased manner during the 2020 presidential race.

Undisclosed paid editing is a violation of Wikipedia terms of service, but disclosed paid editing is a widespread practice.

With allegations of editors being paid to promote or produce content, we expect the trend against conservatives to increase exponentially.

Infographic from HongKiat’s Alfredo K.

Silicon Valley corporations are already ranking Americans with a system and black listing conservatives before the 2020 election.

After news of China’s TikTok spying on iPhone users’ clipboards, will Americans wake up and start thinking about which cool App they download?

The creator of the Black Mirror series recently suspended their show citing the world is too bleak right now. One of their episodes featured a future social media credit score nightmare scenario.

Infographic from German company Bertelsmann-Stiftung.