However, this is not a complete story. Today, bloggers also work for governments, corporations and other semi-governmental or privately funded institutions. They are out there to create or counter a "wave", so that the messages of individuals can be drowned out or altogether loose their meaning. Yes, it is true that compelling injustice will always get people incensed. But there has already been many examples where the videos are edited to create quite a different impression, and the supposedly "individual" voices came in the defense of indefensible. These "individuals" are member of thousands strong banks of paid "bloggers", at times working out of various facilities, and at times from their own businesses and homes as "contrators". The messages of professional bloggers are often sophisticated, as they stick to the subject and stick to their narrative. Such coreography always includes local "spices", making it easily digestible by the ignorant and the complacent. Since many users of internet do not consider themselves socially responsible reporters but are mostly seeking fun, thrill and entertainment, they can be easily influenced by professional bloggers providing a steady diet of provocative material in order to direct their fury in the desirable direction. The emergence of Tea Party movement, especially its dark, extreme wing, is the result of years of professional blogging, right-wing radio and TV. Corporations, their governmental appologists and other entities that fund the blogging are interested only in insuring that government has less power over them domestically, and execute their plans internationally through diplomatic and millitary means. They are defending their interests.