In an explosive segment on Republic TV, Arnab Goswami unmasked Wikipedia as a highly controlled, ideologically-driven platform disguised as a “neutral, free, editable” resource. Joined by Nupur J. Sharma, Editor-in-Chief of OpIndia, Goswami laid bare the reality: Wikipedia is not a transparent, crowd-sourced information hub but a tightly managed operation run by a small, handpicked set of administrators who align with global left-wing agendas. This elite editorial cadre has significant influence over content that shapes public perception on crucial issues worldwide, controlling narratives with unchecked power.
Wikipedia’s own co-founder, Larry Sanger, has categorically stated that Wikipedia has a pronounced left-wing bias. In several interviews and public talks, Sanger has spoken extensively about how Wikipedia skews the balance of information, resulting in an inaccurate representation of reality that is heavily slanted to the left. His direct insider perspective exposes the platform’s failure to remain neutral, confirming that its editorial approach systematically distorts the truth and reinforces a leftist agenda.
With only 435 administrators overseeing millions of entries, Wikipedia’s self-proclaimed neutrality is a thin facade. Instead of representing a democratic source of collective knowledge, Wikipedia has become an oligarchy, where editorial control lies in the hands of a select few. Sharma revealed that these editors are not just ideologically motivated but are often directly funded by influential organizations with vested interests. Far-left entities like the Open Society Foundations, funded by billionaire George Soros, along with the Rockefeller and Rothschild Foundations, actively fund Wikipedia. These financial backers raise serious questions about Wikipedia’s “neutrality,” especially as it repeatedly leans toward narratives that align with the ideological interests of these donors.
This isn’t merely about monetary influence. Soros’s Open Society Foundations and the Rockefeller Foundation have long-standing histories of promoting radical left-wing agendas, often through funding media, policy advocacy, and academic projects. Their investments in Wikipedia call into question the objectivity of content about politically sensitive topics, as well as coverage of key figures, movements, and organizations worldwide. Sharma pointed out that Wikipedia’s parent organization, the Wikimedia Foundation, has amassed enough funds to operate for decades without further donations. Yet, it actively solicits funds from the public and high-profile donors. Their agenda? To maintain a consistent ideological slant by keeping tight editorial control over content, favoring sources and narratives aligned with radical left-wing global perspectives. […]
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