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SPLC 2! Wikipedia Demotes the ADL. This Left Split On Gaza/Israel Is Epochal.
• June 26, 2024
• 1,000 Words • 3 Comments • Reply
Covering the Southern Poverty Law Center massacre, as in SPLC Union Strikes Another Shattering Blow At $PLC. But Is This A Labor Or A Political Dispute?, I am more than ever convinced that it was actually a purge of pro-Palestinian Leftists to conciliate the SPLC’s donors. Additionally, I have been very struck at the virtually... Read More
Wikipedia’s “Tainted Sources” On VDARE.Com and “White Supremacy”
• January 6, 2020
• 1,500 Words • 10 Comments • Reply
See also: Is VDARE.COM "White Nationalist"? One of the things we have to deal with on a regular basis—like taking out the trash—is answering attacks on us. This is our answer to the current Wikipedia item about VDARE.com. Wikipedia has developed from its earlier wildness to a relatively useful general reference on uncontroversial matters. However,... Read More
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Lunatics Taking Over the Asylum
Oliver D. Smith, RationalWiki, And The Wikipedeans
• April 6, 2019
• 2,000 Words • 16 Comments • Reply
Recently, all Wikipedia pages in German, Danish, Czech and Slovak were blacked out. This wasn’t a technical error. It was Wikipedia’s protest against the European Parliament for once doing something debatably useful: updating copyright laws to stop people from stealing digital intellectual content. [Why Four Versions of Wikipedia Have Deliberately Gone Dark, By David Meyer,... Read More
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