The information war just got a massive shot in the arm as Wikipedia's own co-founder is torching the platform he helped create, calling out its shameless liberal bias that Patriots have known about for years.
In a bombshell exposé that's sending shockwaves through the establishment, Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger has gone nuclear on his own creation, posting "Nine Theses About Wikipedia" that essentially admits what conservatives have been screaming from the rooftops: the so-called "neutral" encyclopedia is nothing more than a leftist propaganda machine.
Sanger's devastating critique, which he dramatically "nailed" to Wikipedia's digital door like a modern-day Martin Luther, appeared just days after a blockbuster interview with Tucker Carlson where he completely dismantled the myth of Wikipedia's objectivity.
Musk Strikes Back
The timing couldn't be more perfect. Within 24 hours of Sanger's truth bomb, Elon Musk announced the launch of "Grokipedia" – a direct competitor that promises to deliver actual facts instead of woke talking points disguised as encyclopedic entries.
This is exactly what America needs right now. For too long, Wikipedia has been the go-to source for students, researchers, and everyday Americans seeking information, all while secretly pushing a radical left agenda. Try looking up anything related to Trump, conservative policies, or traditional values – you'll find pages that read like they were written by CNN interns.
"Wikipedia has become a weapon of mass misinformation in the hands of leftist editors who think they're saving the world from wrongthink," one digital rights activist told us.
The establishment is panicking because they know their information monopoly is crumbling. When even Wikipedia's co-founder admits the platform has been compromised, you know the jig is up.
Patriots should celebrate this moment. We're witnessing the birth of true information freedom, where facts matter more than feelings and where conservative viewpoints won't be systematically censored or "fact-checked" into oblivion.
The question isn't whether Wikipedia can be saved – it's whether Americans are ready to embrace platforms that actually respect intellectual honesty. What do you think, Patriots? Is it time to abandon the woke encyclopedia for good?