I believe the Conservapedia has been set up by American creationists or as they mostly call themselves these days as "intelligent design adherents", though there are still Neanderthals (sorry to insult this species of homo) amongst creationists... They try hard to sell science as one of their own subject, but it does not work. Science and religion do not mix. Science does not "prove" anything, while their idiotic idea of science "proves" their dogma... They are fierce and lethal in their beliefs, but totally irrational about reality. Between you, me and the tomb of a dead Jesus, I could not care less, except they proselytise with a passion that is terribly iconoclastic towards the proper scientific process.

From that awful Conservapedia relative sites:

The Question evolution! campaign, launched by the biblical creation organization Creation Ministries International, is a worldwide "grass-roots movement to challenge the anti-Christian dogma of evolution".[2] The focus of the Question evolution! campaign is on 15 questions that evolutionists cannot adequately answer.[3] The 15 Questions that evolutionists cannot satisfactorily answer can be found HERE.

The campaign is being primarily conducted in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and South Africa.[4] In May of 2011, Creation Ministries International initiated a Question evolution! campaign which encourages students and others to "question the evolutionary pseudoscience peddled to them", to wear anti-evolution clothing and to pass out Question evolution! tracts within their schools and community. The campaign features tracts, t-shirts, badges, mugs, etc. and students are being encouraged to participate in the campaign.[5]

Go away and disappear, you idiotic false prophets! I've seen chimps with better understanding of the two ends of their digestive tract...

And in regard to the questions that evolutionists cannot answer, yes they mostly can. But the answers quoted by the creationists are only titbits, carefully selected and edited to make sure the full answers did not appear... Then comes the sticky tar of religious erroneous adaptation of scientific rigour, used like spackle on a crumbling house as if it was going to support a rotten edifice, already crumbled, against the wind of proper analysis... 

Intelligent design is scientifically idiotic in the face of history and evidence.

Ah... and please read: 

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Over the past seven years Swedish academic Sverker Johansson has published 2.7 million articles to Wikipedia.

The articles, mainly about animals, insects and geography are written in Swedish and two Filipino languages.

How has he done it?

http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/drive/the-man-who27s-written-27-million-wikipedia-articles/5615888

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Wikipedia has imposed a ban on page edits from computers at the US House of Representatives after anonymous changes were made to entries about politicians, businesses and historical events.

In response to what it calls "disruptive" revisions, Wikipedia has a 10-day ban blocking any editing from an IP address at the US Capitol, which is shared among a number of computers.

One entry referred to former US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld as an alien lizard who eats Mexican babies.

Another said that John F Kennedy's assassin Lee Harvey Oswald acted "on behalf of Fidel Castro".

The ban came after unusual revisions were pointed out by Twitter account @congressedits, which describes itself as "a bot that tweets anonymous Wikipedia edits that are made from IP addresses in the US Congress".

The account was created by a software developer named Ed Summers.

read more : http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-26/wikipedia-blocks-editing-rights/5625750

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I would not be surprised if this sort of edit were performed by or on behalf of the rabid Christian creationists lurking in the US Congress, to discredit Wikipedia... But good for Ed Summers to let Wikipedia know that some edits from the US congress are loony.

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Ed Summers describes himself as:

I’ve been working as a software developer for close to 20 years, trying to bridge the worlds of libraries and archives with the World Wide Web. I’ve worked in academia, startups, corporations and the government. I work best in agile, highly collaborative teams, that want to help make the world a better place, one website at a time.

I like to use this blog as a place to throw ideas around, to see what sticks. They are my ideas alone and are not associated with my current employer. 

The row over Channel 4's revelations that people using government computers have been making questionable edits to Wikipedia pages is intriguing. It would of course be scandalous if it transpired that officials within the UK government or police service had conspired to tamper with Wikipedia pages on the killings of Jean Charles de Menezes, Damilola Taylor and Lee Rigby. But that's not what the Channel 4 report was able to establish: all it claimed was that some person or persons unknown, using computers with IP addresses within the .gov.uk domain, had edited the relevant Wikipedia pages.

On the Menezes page, for example, this text was added to the entry: "There has been some public backlash against Menezes, with British tabloid newspaper in particular protesting that he has received more publicity than any of the 52 people who died in the bombings. 'Anti-war' groups who champion Menezes case, ignore the fate of the victims of the bombings, other then to 'understand' why the attacks occurred due to the UK's role in Iraq." Another edit cast doubt on the dead man's immigration status.

Members of Menezes's family are understandably outraged by this kind of tampering and the ensuing hoo-ha has apparently stirred the government into devising a code of conduct for public officials in dealing with Wikipedia entries. That's good news, because this isn't the first time that official malpractice has been detected. Last April, for example, the BBC reported that the phrase "all Muslims are terrorists" was added to a page about veils and that another edit deleted text in Cherie Blair's entry about the flat-buying scandal that made headlines in 2002. And theLiverpool Echo discovered that insults had been added to the entry for the Hillsborough disaster.

read more; http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/aug/10/wikipedia-isnt-perfect-model-channel-4-government

The organisers of Australia's first Wikibomb to give greater recognition to the work of female scientists say there is a gender imbalance in the online encyclopaedia Wikipedia, and the work of women in the industry is going unrecognised.

To counter this a group of online activists today bombarded the site with new entries about Australian women scientists, past and present.

Emma Johnston is a University of New South Wales Professor and a marine ecologist with the Sydney Institute of Marine Science.

"We've got 144 women joining us for the day, and men, who are writing Wikipedia pages about women in science so we're going to have at least 144 excellent entries," she said.

She says the Wikibomb initiative is important for all women.

"If your role models aren't there, it's really difficult to envisage yourself in that role and it's hard to imagine that you might become a scientist," she said.

Dr Marguerite Evans-Galea from the Murdoch Children's Research Institute is also taking part.

"I've actually really gotten very excited about the Wikibomb and I really wanted to focus on women across the spectrum," she said.

Dr Evans-Galea has made four entries.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-14/women-scientists-work-to-right-wrongs-with-wikibomb/5671332

Good one. Wikipedia is created by people for the people... So far it's one of the best source of scientific information on the planet. Gender would only be an issue if women would not participate. Thank you...

Wikipedia editors have voted to ban the Daily Mail as a source for the website in all but exceptional circumstances after deeming the news group “generally unreliable”.

The move is highly unusual for the online encyclopaedia, which rarely puts in place a blanket ban on publications and which still allows links to sources such as Kremlin backed news organisation Russia Today, and Fox News, both of which have raised concern among editors.

read more:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/feb/08/wikipedia-bans-daily-...

Between the religious nuts and the government honchos who both hate the truth, Wikipedia sits pretty. So it is going to ruffle a few feathers and constant vigilance to protect the integrity of its entries. Not everyone will be happy at any one time. read rom top. 

As we face false facts, alterntive events and various interpretations of reality, we should realise that all media is unreliable. We've got to live with it.

See the final version of "The Age of Deceit" coming soon.

Co-founder of Wikipedia Larry Sanger wrote a blog post last week warning readers that the site became too one-sided and that one side is on the left. Moreover, he told me in an interview today that leftists “specifically and aggressively target every significant media property for takeover.”

He has warned about the bias for some time. As a co-founder of Wikipedia he watched the platform change from its original intent and objectivity. 

Sanger wrote in a blog titled Wikipedia is more one-sided than ever:

“In short, and with few exceptions, only globalist, progressive mainstream sources — and sources friendly to globalist progressivism — are permitted.” 

“It is not too far to say that Wikipedia, like many other deeply biased institutions of our brave new digital world, has made itself into a kind of thought police that has de facto shackled conservative viewpoints with which they disagree,” he wrote. “Democracy cannot thrive under such conditions: I maintain that Wikipedia has become an opponent of vigorous democracy.”

Meanwhile, Wikipedia bans conservative sites like Fox News, the New York Post, and the Federalist from being official sources. “Those might be contrarian or conservative, but they are hardly ‘radical’; they are still mainstream,” he wrote. “So, how on earth can such viewpoints ever be given an airing on Wikipedia? Answer: often, they cannot, not if there are no ‘reliable sources’ available to report about them.”

Read more:

https://saraacarter.com/wikipedia-co-founder-says-the-site-is-more-one-sided-than-ever/

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On this site, we're not so choosy as Wikipedia. We'll mention anything that is relevant including fakeries. And we know that the woke left will avoid contrary news and polish their own turds as well. Meanwhile in Maine:

BRITTNEY GLIDDEN DRIVES Maine’s most beloved vehicle. It’s a 2013 teal Chrysler Town & Country minivan. An enormous custom-made “MILF Mobile” logo is plastered on its rear windshield. 

“Everyone loves my van, except for Karens,” Glidden said, referring to a pejorative term for entitled white women. “Karens hate it.” 

Glidden’s ride also sports “Kids in this bitch, honk if one falls out,” “If you’re gonna ride my ass, at least pull my hair,” and “Condoms prevent minivans” stickers. A “TITSOUT” vanity plate is latched to the MILF Mobile’s bumper.

“The plate references the fact that I exclusively breastfed all four of my children,” Glidden said. “And that I frequently drive topless. Maine is in fact a topless state.”

The MILF Mobile’s local fame hasn’t come without opposition. Each viral post on Maine Facebook featuring the mid-2000s whip is swarmed with replies demanding that Glidden “grow up” and rethink her van’s controversial design. And unfortunately, state lawmakers have been listening to the internet haters.

Read more:

https://theintercept.com/2021/07/04/milf-mobile-maine-free-speech/

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On Wednesday, the ex-commander-in-chief announced a class-action lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter, and Google, as well as their CEOs, over censorship after his accounts were suspended and banned in January this year — when he was the sitting president.

In an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal published on Thursday, former President Donald Trump stated that he is suing Big Tech corporations because they have "teamed up with government to censor the free speech of the American people," warning that “if they can do it to me, they can do it to you."

Trump's lawsuit was filed in the Southern District of Florida's US District Court. The America First Policy Institute, a non-profit dedicated to advocating Trump's policies, is backing the action.

When it comes to "censoring and discriminating against ideas, information and people on social media," the former president claimed Big Tech platforms have grown "increasingly brazen and shameless."

Trump pointed out that nowadays Big Tech is not only "removing specific threats of violence," but it is "manipulating and controlling the political debate itself." Companies banning people from their websites, deplatforming organizations, and "aggressively impeding the free flow of information on which our democracy depends," he said.

Read more:

https://sputniknews.com/us/202107081083340398-trump-says-suing-big-tech-because-it-teamed-up-with-govt-to-censor-free-speech-of-americans/

What about Wikipedia for promoting Left fakeries about Trump? (please note Gus isn't a Trump lover — he thinks he's an idiot but...)

Russia interfered in the 2016 election to help Trump's election chances, but the special counsel investigation of that interference led by Robert Mueller did not find sufficient evidence to establish criminal conspiracy or coordination of the Trump campaign with Russia.[b] Mueller also investigated Trump for obstruction of justice and neither indicted nor exonerated him. After Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate his political rival Joe Biden, the House of Representatives impeached him for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress on December 18, 2019. The Senate acquitted him of both charges on February 5, 2020.

Trump lost the 2020 presidential election to Biden, but refused to concede. Attempting to overturn the results, he falsely claimed electoral fraud, pressured government officials, mounted scores of unsuccessful legal challenges and obstructed the presidential transition. On January 6, 2021, Trump urged his supporters to march to the Capitol, which hundreds stormed, interrupting the electoral vote count. The House impeached Trump for incitement of insurrection on January 13, making him the only federal officeholder in American history to be impeached twice. The Senate acquitted Trump for the second time on February 13.

These two paragraph should be scrubbed: A) THERE WAS NEVER ANY PROOFS THAT RUSSIA INTERFERED WITH THE 2016 ELECTIONS.  B) Joe Biden's Ukrainian shenanigans HAD TO BE INVESTIGATED but the CIA did not want to do it... C) There was electoral fraud, but not enough to reverse the result of the 2020 elections.

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