> End Wokeness — an anonymous account with 3.2 million followers — has repeatedly amplified debunked claims about minorities.

There’s no source mentioned and no link to substantiate this claim.

> Common threads run through almost all of them: anti-trans rhetoric, climate denial, pandemic conspiracies

There is nothing wrong with not believing in trans ideology. It’s also fairly obvious when one watches An Inconvenient Truth that global warning concerns were amplified beyond what actually happened in the next two decades. Likewise it’s more likely that the novel coronavirus came from the novel coronavirus lab than a wet market.

This website cannot be taken seriously.

Sadly this seems to be a worldwide phenomenon. Almost all the right wing populist parties in different countries seem to be heavily connected to MAGA and co in the US, and want to try and push the same things in their own countries.

And even without the whole social media thing, we see an alarming trend where 'issues' seen as controversial in the US end up becoming controversies in other countries too, even if they're basically irrelevant on a cultural level/were perfectly fine for years or decades beforehand.

Add this to political figures from these parties being seen with their US counterparts on a fairly regular basis, and it generally feels like world politics is quickly becoming Americanised.