The investigation aims to shed light on the accusations that Meghan Markle has been orchestrating stories attacking the Queen and fueling negativity towards the British royal family since her early days with Prince Harry.
Concerns surrounding this matter intensified when a European consulting firm uncovered a network of highly connected Twitter accounts associated with Meghan Markle. Surprisingly, one of the internet sites sponsored by Meghan herself openly declares an anti-monarchist stance.
The firm's research unveiled a distressing trend: a Twitter hive that relentlessly attacks journalists covering the Royals, including prominent figures from major British outlets like the Telegraph and Express.
Investigative journalist Josh Felberg took a deep dive into the convoluted world of Royal social media after coming across an article highlighting the targeted harassment faced by Royal correspondents. To his astonishment, tweets aimed at Meghan Markle, now the Duchess of Sussex, contained unfounded accusations of racism, nativism, and bullying. The situation escalated to the point where some journalists received threats to their relatives, and one even reported being told she deserved to have acid thrown in her face.
Richard Palmer, a journalist for the Daily Express, shared his own experience of baseless accusations of racism towards Meghan Markle, a sentiment echoed by many of his colleagues. Intrigued by these events, Felberg, who heads the digital division of a European consulting firm specializing in social media research, decided to investigate the authenticity of Meghan Markle's Twitter community.
Felberg's findings, first reported in The Telegraph by Camilla Tomini and Hannah Furniss, the paper's Royal correspondents, unveiled a disturbing pattern. The renowned Royal reporter, Tomini, had become the prime target of what Felberg's firm referred to as an "orchestrated attack" orchestrated by the identified network. Felberg himself described the situation as "a bit insane."
Leveraging data tools and software, Felberg and his colleagues carefully tracked keywords such as "Duchess of Sussex" and monitored hashtags like #Markle. Through this analysis, they extracted relevant tweets and scrutinized their interconnections. Mike Harris, the CEO of Felberg's firm, published a detailed report summarizing their findings. This report highlights the presence of a concerted effort to smear the Duchess of Sussex, confirming the existence of a bot network.
As the investigation spearheaded by MI6 and MI5 unfolds, the objective is to ascertain whether Meghan Markle indeed played a role in the creation and operation of this Twitter bot network. The implications of these allegations, if proven true, could have far-reaching consequences, casting a shadow over Markle's reputation and raising serious questions about the ethics and implications of social media manipulation in today's digital age.
