Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Targeted By ‘Co-ordinated Hate Campaign,’ Spreading ‘Disinformation’ And Circulating ‘Conspiracy Theories’ Online, Report Finds

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been the victims of a “monetized hate campaign” online, a new report has found. Data analytics service Bot Sentinel just released its third and final report on Tuesday illustrating how “single-purpose hate accounts have turned targeted harassment and co-ordinated hate campaigns into a lucrative hate-for-profit enterprise” regarding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The company previously published reports on October 20, 2021, and November 1, 2021. The report delves into how the hate accounts “co-ordinate on several platforms” and “use Twitter to spread disinformation, monetize their hatred, and circulate conspiracy theories on YouTube.” READ MORE: Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Help To Feed Volunteers On Martin Luther King Jr.

Day According to the report, three of the top content creators — YankeeWally, MurkyMeg and According2taz, who started creating “low-quality YouTube videos targeting Harry and Meghan” in 2019 — have a combined 70+ million views and an estimated $494,730 in total YouTube earnings.

The docs state, “The trio created hate-filled and mostly inaccurate videos to monetize conspiracy theories about Harry and Meghan. “The trio also co-ordinated their efforts on Twitter, cultivating a following by disseminating conspiracy theories and disinformation about Harry and Meghan that were concocted in the MeWe group. “Their efforts allowed them to interact with journalists and royal experts, who then, in some circumstances, amplified the falsehoods.