>>512842586 (OP)
>Every influence who has an audience is hand selected by CIA/MI5/Mossad
Pretty big claim. There are many very small channels (with like a few hundred live viewers) and get to 20-30k views that discuss things that aren't kosher but the eye of Sauron isn't on them. Because they don't have any big influence and it's not worth the effort. Think if it as like that kid who made a few 100 bucks extra above the threshold to declare his GME stock captial gains and he simply didn't bother. Yes, he's technically violating the law but the cost to go after him (audit him, drag him through court, etc) would mean the government would lose money and it also looks bad from an optics perspective if he's actually not earning that much money (and is already paying things like income tax).
I think that once someone gets to a certain size though, especially close to that 100k views per video that their name gets out there and they're having enough influence that it becomes viable to go after them.
>anyone who tries to create a genuine platform is gangstalked and destroyed
They don't need to "gangstalk" you, they can just cancel you. Get your accounts terminated, or like on Israeli controlled platforms like X, they allow you more "freedom of speech" but not "freedom of reach" and they will severely limit who can see your posts if they're not kosher. If that doesn't work, if you're getting too big, they then lean on things like payment processors, crypto exchanges or banks to cut of you access to the financial networks to actually make a living on what you're doing. The next resort after that, if you decide you're going to build your own platform from scratch is to directly attack that platform. DDoS attacks. Hassling any companies you're using to then protect against said DDoS (e.g. trannies petition cloudfare to drop you from protecting your site from DDoS).
The only way forward is: many more smaller streamers. Or completely building your own infra. Right down to servers.