The battle for public perception is already happening, and money—not censorship—is doing much of the work. New disclosures point to covert influence campaigns where foreign and corporate interests quietly fund influencers to push curated narratives. Cash, perks, and access replace open debate, while once-independent voices shift tone. What looks like grassroots resistance may actually be a polished rebrand, designed to shape opinion without transparency.
Something is Very Wrong with “Independent” Media | Daily Pulse
