One key quote/tweet (out of several):

In the west, an advanced industry of NGOs, charities, and foundations has evolved which funds so much of the weirdness in our daily lives. A caste of activist-professionals have emerged, which inevitably capture any non-profit with spare cash.

See also: Mozilla Foundation

Anyone that's read a wikipedia article about anything even remotely controversial knows the claim of "neutrality" is a bald-faced lie.

This does not just go for Wikipedia/Wikimedia but also for e.g. Mozilla. There has been a consistent push from "progressive" activists to take over large public institutions and bend them to their own purposes, a process which James Linday - of the "Grievance studies hoax", co-author of "Cynical Theories" - compares to the action of the Cordyceps mushroom which takes over insect hosts and has them position themselves in positions where they can be used to spread the spores of the fungus to other insects.

It is imperative to find out how this process starts and what can be done to thwart these activists. There are plenty of targets left for takeover - e.g. the Debian project and the Linux kernel (which already has accepted the 'Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct', a clear entry point for activism into the project) to give a few examples.

Well there goes any lingering guilt about not supporting Wikipedia