According to Melissa Fleming, chief of global communications for the UN, the organization recruited over 100,000 digital first responders to push the establishment COVID narrative and to combat so called “misinformation.”
Over 100,000 “digital first responders” were recruited by the UN at the height of the pandemic to spread the official COVID narrative on social media.
Although it is only now being widely known on Twitter, the disclosure was initially made in October 2020 during a World Economic Forum podcast called “Seeking a cure for the infodemic.”
The COVID pandemic and lockdowns led to a “communications crisis” in addition to a public health emergency, according to Melissa Fleming, chief of global communications for the UN.
Fleming stated that the UN recruited 110,000 people to spread their narrative over social media in order to combat so-called “misinformation” regarding the pandemic.
According to Fleming, “So far, we’ve recruited 110,000 information volunteers, and we equip 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.”
It was almost two years ago. How many “digital first responders” have been hired up to this point is unclear.
Similar attempts to develop astroturf campaigns to forward a certain message are nothing new, but when organizations like oil companies do so, they are criticized for swaying the debate.
However, it seems to be okay when globalist technocrats at the UN or the WEF do it.
According to a behavioral scientist who worked inside Downing Street last year, the British government utilized “propagandistic” fear tactics to frighten the public into mass cooperation during the first COVID lockdown.
In order to regulate behavior during the pandemic, scientists in the UK who served as government consultants acknowledged adopting techniques to sow fear in the populace that they later accepted were “unethical” and “totalitarian.”
In order to prevent “hate speech” and “misinformation” from being uploaded online, the World Economic Forum is now pushing for the combination of human and artificial intelligence systems.
The WEF is developing a system that would prevent posts from appearing if they don’t pass the censorship filter, a practice some have nicknamed “preemptive censorship.”
The WEF, which is notorious for blocking its critics on Twitter, would obviously never take advantage of such a system to hide from scrutiny.
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