A recurring talking point for Gustafzon is that she wants to "awaken people and unite them with truth and love". Yet, she has become most noted for her extensive conflicts with opposition-oriented actors since her political emergence in public. Gustafzon expresses sharp contrasts in the information war she sees herself as a part of, which she says consists of two sides: her allies and her enemies. Over the past two years, Gustafzon herself describes that she has spent time "exposing false opposition", which in practice has largely involved spreading accusations and suspicions about actors she herself labels as "controlled opposition". The basis for this is generally sweeping, where she refers to the Wallenberg sphere controlling companies that in turn are said to own as many as 500 TV stations and thereby also controlling media and people within the "alternative movement", which she says encompasses a very broad spectrum of people and actors. Among those who have come under focus for Gustafzon's outbursts are, for example, the independent foundation Pharos' social scientists Jacob and Inger Nordangård, Folkets Radio's journalist Per Shapiro, the online magazine NewsVoice, the Granskning Sverige profile Fabian Fjälling, freelance journalist Ingrid Carlqvist, Knapptryckarnas Ulf Beijerstrand, video blogger Aida Reva, and Swebbtv's host Mikael Willgert. Even world-famous nature artist Jonna Jinton, who has never expressed herself politically at all, has become the subject of Gustafzon's suspicions and is also accused of receiving secret financing from the deep state. [caption id="attachment_7187" align="alignnone" width="661"] Typical post on the Facebook page for "Cornelia Unfiltered." Photo: facsimile/Facebook.[/caption]

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