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You have got to be kidding. Earlier today I linked to the Wikipedia page about the band The Decemberists, to point out that in addition to warming up for Barack Obama in Oregon, the band is known for using the National Anthem of the Soviet Union as an introduction to ...
It’s pretty obvious to any observer that Palestinian and Islamic groups are constantly trying to subvert Wikipedia entries about Israel; sometimes with big lies, sometimes with tiny revisions of history. But now Honest Reporting has researched and documented the manipulations beyond any doubt: Exposed - Anti-Israeli Subversion on Wikipedia. ...
Did you know that Wikipedia, normally very scrupulous about maintaining strictly factual content, has a whole special project dedicated to promoting understanding for a completely imaginary country? WikiProject Palestine.
Apparently there are a whole lot of Muslims enraged and offended at Wikipedia, because there are ... gasp ... drawings and images of Mohammed in his Wikipedia entry. Blasphemy! So they’re demanding that Wikipedia stop violating their delicate sensibilities and remove the offending images, with an online petition that’s ...
In the Toronto Sun, Salim Mansur is fed up with the denial and blindness that characterizes the Palestinian statehood issue: Time to end the charade. The truth of the matter is that there is nothing to broker when one party, the Palestinians and their Arab-Muslim financiers and supporters, ...
LGF, Palestinians, Gaza, Fatah, Hamas, Peace Conference, Wikipedia
At Wikipedia, “terrorist” is on their list of Words to avoid. Extremism and terrorism are pejorative terms. They are words with intrinsically negative connotations that are generally applied to one’s enemies and opponents, or to those with whom one disagrees and whose opinions and actions one would prefer to ...
Speaking of historical revisionism, idiot leftists are continuing their campaign to rewrite Wikipedia entries about the phony Rathergate documents; to date, their edits have been quickly reverted to the truth, but they just keep coming back with more nonsense. Here’s the latest attempt, which took place today: Dan Rather - ...
LGF, Dan Rather, CBS, Rathergate, Killian Memos, Mary Mapes, Larry King, Wikipedia
Twenty-six paragraphs into the article, the New York Times mentions the ... uh ... questionable edits made by someone in their offices: Lifting Corporate Fingerprints From the Editing of Wikipedia. They’re just getting around to covering the story—by sheer coincidence on the weekend, when it will be noticed the least. ...
Yep, someone at Fox News is editing Wikipedia too. (Hat tip: LawHawk.)
I’ll be calling in to the Dennis Prager radio show at approximately 9:20 (Pacific), to discuss the outrageous edits at Wikipedia by major media corporations. You can listen over the web: News Talk 870 KRLA.
Here’s a page at Reddit.com set up by Wired magazine to keep track of interesting stuff revealed by the Wikiscanner: wikidgame. The Israeli government editing the Hezbollah page? Say it ain’t so!
Here’s another jaw-dropper of an edit, from someone using an account at the United Nations, who edited the Wikipedia page for “Oriana Fallaci:” Oriana Fallaci - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Hat tip: Liberrocky.)
LGF reader Wicksy points out some more telling edits at Wikipedia, this time by someone using an IP address belonging to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). First, in the entry for George W. Bush: And in the entry for D-9 Caterpillars, a BBC employee changed the word “terrorists” to: ...
Here’s another edit made by a New York Times employee, at the Wikipedia page for Condoleezza Rice: Wikipedia scanner results.
Someone using an account at Al Jazeera Television (the Arab network influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood, now being heavily promoted at YouTube.com) made the following edit to the Wikipedia page for Israel: Wikipedia scanner results: Al Jazeera.
Here’s a very interesting tool built by Caltech graduate student Virgil Griffith, which searches the list of edits at Wikipedia and correlates them with known IP addresses of groups and organizations—revealing edits made by The New York Times and Al Jazeera, among others: List anonymous wikipedia edits from interesting organizations. ...
Our Wikipedia stalker has been a busy little weasel today. Here’s the “history” page for my name, showing his latest vandalism attempt. The administrators have already “reverted” the actual page, and blocked him from doing it again, and both Wikipedia pages that refer to me have now been put in ...
The Wikipedia entry for Little Green Footballs has been defaced yet again, for what must be the twentieth time. Little Green Footballs (LGF) is a political crapfest run by California web designer Charles Johnson. The goal of the blog is to be a partisan hack job echo chamber, which ...
This is why Wikipedia simply, well, sucks; the wide open format encourages this kind of abuse. Currently posted at the online encyclopedia under Little Green Footballs: Charles Johnson has been a rigid supporter of the Zionist occupation of Palestine and helps promote hatred of Muslims for his Jewish masters. ...
Character Assassination, Wikipedia, Hate Speech, LGF, Antisemitism, Antisemitism
Among the many things Little Green Footballs has contributed to civilization, we now discover that Wikipedia is giving us credit for the first documented use of the word “Asshat.” (Hat tip: sb.)
The incredibly biased and one-sided entry for Little Green Footballs at Wikipedia is an object example of the worthlessness of this online user-edited encyclopedia for anything besides simple factual articles. The various factions that work to smear LGF and myself have overwhelmed our entry with negative coverage. UPDATE at 9/6/06 ...