they tell people that it's a hoax or a delusion, but they don't provide any evidence

The following published in the monthly magazine WiLL, entitled 'Chinese Women at the Top of Twitter's AI Division' This is from a feature on Mr. Son Kobun and Ms. Moe Fukada.
Ms. Moe Fukada is a "National Treasure" as defined by Saicho.
It is not an exaggeration to say that she is the "supreme treasure" in the IT industry, making her a solitary struggle for Japan.
This article is a must-read for the people of Japan, but people all over the world.
The emphasis in the text, except for the headline, is mine.
The proliferation of "fake conservatives" on social media
Don't be fooled by China's '50 Cent Party' public opinion inducement!
The existence of the "50 Cent Party
The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
crafty divisive maneuvering
Fukada
There are also many overseas Chinese and foreign affiliated Taiwanese.
As a way of distinguishing, it is Continental Chinese who escape when talking about the Tiananmen incident.
Son
Most of the Chinese writings that have been seen on the internet these days are traditional (non-simplified) kanji.
The words are also in Taiwanese Chinese.
As a Chinese person, I can quickly identify him as a person of Taiwanese descent.
There are many second-generation Chinese people in Taiwan, so it's not hard to see why people pretend to be conservative and say, "I support Taiwan's independence. Some people write.
Fukada
Many Japanese language accounts advocate "support for Taiwan independence" even though they are Chinese.
In some cases, Taiwanese people are caught up in that and are happy to pass on information.
Then, even though they wrote in their profile as 'China-hating,' 'patriotic conservative,' and 'supportive of Taiwan,' people who follow the Chinese watchers say 'Wuhan virus is not of Chinese origin' 'Don't spread falsehoods.' 
On the other hand, they tell people that it's a hoax or a delusion, but they don't provide any evidence.
It's a typical impression of manipulation.
Son　
The same goes for Hong Kong's version of the National Security Law.
While talking about Japanese conservatism, 'Japan should not interfere in the internal affairs of (China's) politics' and 'Don't get Japan to bother involved in the Hong Kong demonstrations,' giving the impression that the Japanese have abandoned Hong Kong. It can be found on social media.
Fukada.　
Recently, there have been many fights between Conservatives on SNS, but that is also maneuvering by the 50 Cent Party.
An anonymous user told Mr. A that 'Mr. B is a Chinese spy trying to destroy you by expressing an opinion contrary to Mr. A's. Mr.B is doing it, so watch out!
On the other hand, as expected, he said the same thing to Mr. B. 'Actually, Mr. A is a spy... ' he is making them fall out.
Everybody can divide Japanese conservatism by making everyone a 'spy for ____.'
Son.　
When I broadcast information that is not reported in Japan live on the internet, I get many questions like 'Why do you have such information and not reveal your sources?  How did he get this information, after all, Son Kobun is a Chinese spy?' comments abound.
Fukada.　
There's no point in worrying about it.
Just don't deal with it and let it go.
This draft continues.