"There seems to be a much higher number of musk, Robinson, farage loving posts much more than I've ever seen on the years I've been here ."
Have you considered that people have realised that the BBC and other "reputable" media sources have been hiding the truth? I used to trust them until they went batshit over gender identity and started to warp and misrepresent the needs and rights of ordinary old lesbians like myself.
I gradually realised that they had also been distorting the truth in other areas, keeping quiet about stories they wanted to smother, and boosting sympathetic coverage of ideologies that were at heart misogynist, and deliberately undermined all the accepted knowledge concerning child safeguarding. I came to distrust media sources that I'd previously assumed were unbiased.
I think there are is an ever growing number of people who have grown tired of being treated like mushrooms "kept in the dark and fed on manure", who have started looking elsewhere for information. I always score to the left of Jeremy Corbyn and Caroline Lucas on online political affiliation tests, but I'm now more likely to trust GB news than the BBC. That doesn't make me a bot, it just means I have adapted my behaviour patterns in response to circumstances.
So instead of convincing yourself that the change in public opinion is caused by evil right wing propaganda bots you should perhaps consider the possibility that growing numbers of people are getting very angry, because they don't like the changes they see happening in our society.
It may come as a shock, especially if you've been living in a bubble surrounded by people who have been taught not to think for themselves, but ever increasing numbers of ordinary people have had enough of being kind and bending over backwards to accommodate groups that hate and despise them.
Elon Musk buying Twitter was a game changer. Once he put a stop to the "moderation" policy that banned and silenced dissent, it turned out that the previously silent majority were sick of being silenced, when they realised they could speak out without losing their twitter accounts they started to voice their opinions, there are still people who need to remain anonymous to protect their employment, but it has become plain that an overwhelming majority are not in favour of the drastic changes that have been forced on them without their consent.
It may astound you that decent ordinary people have had enough and are fighting back against having their kindness taken advantage of, but that doesn't make them bots. It just indicates you need to expand your horizons, and stop automatically dismissing anyone who doesn't share your opinions.