Matrix Morpheus

If that's what you think, then you don't know what the hell you're talking about. There are three "levels" to the Web:

(1) Regular websites, where the information is available ON the web using domain names, etc.

(2) The "DEEP" Web, which is information not ON the Web but available OVER the Web. For instance, the U.S. Post Office ZIP code database is searchable on-line but the database itself isn't on-line.

(3) The "Dark" web is websites WITHOUT domain names, only accessible with a TOR browser. Dark websites are used for things like selling child pornography, drugs, illegal weapons, stolen credit card information for identity theft, etc.

I didn't looked up the history of this term, before posting this meme, so you're at least partly right. Thanks

However, there are still efforts to stereotype anyone that does research to expose corporate propaganda. This may not always fit that stereotype but it still seems close. Some research to expose corporate fraud could done using this but in most cases it shouldn't need to be done that way; those with sincerity don't need to use this method much if at all.

It could also be done with private web pages or something. But the way they present it still sounds like propaganda, and if I don't know what it is it might be because the mainstream media never explains it.