Yes, there is substantial evidence that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has attempted to manipulate Wikipedia through coordinated influence operations, infiltration of editor groups, and efforts to control content, particularly on sensitive political topics. This includes promoting pro-China narratives, edit warring, and threats against dissenting editors, though direct government involvement is often inferred rather than explicitly proven.
Key Evidence of Manipulation
- Infiltration and Bans by Wikimedia: In September 2021, the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) banned seven editors and revoked administrative privileges from twelve others (including four of the top ten most active admins on Chinese Wikipedia) after a year-long investigation into the Wikimedians of Mainland China (WMC), a group of about 300 members. The WMF cited "infiltration concerns," including attempts to capture control of content and administrator elections to favor China's viewpoint, recruitment of users to push "socialist values," and the use of Chinese state media as sources in articles on topics like the 2019–2020 Hong Kong protests. WMC members were also accused of threats, such as doxing, death threats, and reporting Hong Kong editors to national security authorities, prompting safety measures to protect users.
- Links to CCP and Government Aims: While the WMF did not directly accuse the Chinese government, it suggested possible ties to the CCP, describing the efforts as promoting "the aims of China" and involving "state actors" in jurisdictions where Wikipedia is blocked. Pro-CCP editors remain active on Chinese Wikipedia, influencing narratives on topics like Taiwan, Mao Zedong, and political events, often sanitizing or diluting critical content. This aligns with broader CCP information warfare strategies, including extraterritorial censorship and propaganda.
- Censorship and Alternatives: Wikipedia has been fully blocked in China since April 2019 (with earlier intermittent blocks dating back to 2004), as the CCP views it as uncontrollable and a source of unfiltered information. In response, China launched its own state-controlled encyclopedia in 2017 (later evolving into projects like Qiuwen Baike by 2021), led by the CCP's central propaganda department, where the public cannot edit content. Over 40 former Chinese Wikipedia editors joined Qiuwen Baike, further indicating efforts to create a manipulated alternative.
Counterpoints and Denials
The WMC protested the 2021 bans as "baseless" and accused the WMF of bias, while Chinese state media like the Global Times claimed the actions were a "purge" of editors. China vetoed the WMF's observer status at the World Intellectual Property Organization in 2020 and 2021, citing "disinformation" and violations of the "one-China principle." Some discussions argue that naming conventions (e.g., "Chinese Communist Party" vs. "Communist Party of China") reflect Western propaganda rather than CCP manipulation. Additionally, broader criticisms of Wikipedia highlight biases and manipulation from various sources, not exclusively the CCP.
Recent discussions on X (formerly Twitter) also reference these incidents, confirming known cases of CCP-linked manipulation. Overall, while Wikipedia actively counters such influences through bans and neutrality policies, the CCP's strict domestic censorship and global information operations suggest ongoing attempts to shape narratives on the platform.
"For we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence--on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day. It is a system which has conscripted vast human and material resources into the building of a tightly knit, highly efficient machine that combines military, diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations." JFK
Its litterally the chinese that want Native americans to identify as Chinese.
China is a powerful psychological operation, White people have even pledged themselves to Xi Xingping in neets
Western media, hollywood, politicians and education are all subverted
No Western country is more subverted than Australia and Canada.
Native Americans and East Asians (often historically grouped under the outdated "Mongoloid" category in anthropology) share a common ancient ancestry, primarily from Siberian/Northeast Asian populations that migrated to the Americas around 15,000–25,000 years ago, with additional input from Ancient North Eurasians (a Paleolithic Siberian group with ties to both East Asians and Europeans). However, due to genetic drift, isolation, environmental adaptations, and possible minor admixtures (e.g., traces of Australasian-like ancestry in some early skeletons), Native American bone structures have diverged enough to be distinguishable from those of East Asians in forensic and anthropological analyses.
Key Differences in Craniofacial Morphology
Studies of skulls and mandibles reveal statistically significant variations:
- Robustness and Shape: Native American skulls are often more robust, thick, and "athletic" in structure compared to the generally flatter, more gracile (slender) East Asian skulls. Some ancient Native American skeletons show traits more akin to Europeans or Western Asians than typical East Asians.
- Nasal and Orbital Features: East Asians tend to have higher frequencies of traits like angled zygomaxillary sutures, low nasal roots, nasion depressions, and lower eye borders. Native Americans show lower frequencies of these and often have more prominent noses.
- Prognathism and Chin: Native Americans typically exhibit less alveolar prognathism (forward projection of the jaws) and differences in chin shape compared to East Asians.
- Dental Patterns: While sharing some traits like shovel-shaped incisors, overall dentition shows limited similarity to certain East Asian subgroups (e.g., Jomon/Ainu Japanese).
These distinctions are used in forensics to differentiate ancestry, though there's overlap due to shared origins, and modern populations show variation from intermixing. Native Americans cluster closest to Siberians and Amur River groups among East Asians, but the divergences are measurable and unique enough for separation in skeletal classification.
TLDR if you using mongoloid as a bone structure term its out dated and there are significant differences between mongoloid bone structure and native american