John Stossel asserts that Wikipedia’s left-wing bias is beyond the pale. He says the digital encyclopedia doesn’t consider any right-leaning outlets reliable, not Fox News, the Daily Caller, The Daily Wire or the New York Post. What do they consider fair and balanced? How about CNN, MSNBC, Vox and Buzzfeed, to name a few. Here’s Stossel’s analysis.
Let’s examine the track record of Wikipedia. It follows in the tradition of the Encyclopedia Brittanica, except Wikipedia is packed full of lies. More from Mark Dice.
In an excerpt from the official papers of President Woodrow Wilson, foreign diplomat and presidential advisor Edward Mandell House eerily and accurately foretells the Deep State government’s master plan for controlling the people.
Frequently labeled a “cosmopolitan progressive,” Mandell House talks about Americans registering their biological property in a national system to keep track of them, enabling government to compel them to submit to their agenda. Does this sound familiar to the globalists’ 16-year-plan to seize control, or the government tyranny we face today? This is proof-positive that these sickos have been orchestrating our demise for some time now. Here’s more of Mandell House’s gibberish from Bluewater.
Beginning in 2007, videos began appearing on YouTube, revealing a secret mission to the moon in 1976. The mission was allegedly conducted jointly by the United States and the Soviet Union to recover ancient artifacts and possible new technology. Incredibly, the previous Apollo 15 mission and subsequent Russian flybys had reported strange sightings on the moon.
The person who posted the videos was William Rutledge, a former employee of the United States Air Force, who claimed he commanded an Apollo 20 mission that landed on the moon in August 1976 to investigate the sightings. What his crew discovered will blow your mind. They came across an ancient alien base and a female humanoid, who was in suspended animation. Further exploration revealed that a huge object spotted by the Apollo 15 mission was actually an ancient spaceship, measuring 2.5 miles long. Not far from it was another small spaceship and remnants of an ancient city.
Though Rutledge stood by his claims and videos, the mission certainly seemed far-fetched and provided plenty of fodder for conspiracy theorists. Suffice it to say that NASA denied the Apollo 20 moon landing as a hoax, stating it was one of three missions cancelled because of reduced funding from Congress. There is even a Wikipedia page dedicated to it.
Thing is, history tells us many similar and zany cases often turn out to be true. As always, you be the judge. Here’s more from BuzWeaver on The Lost History Channel TKTC.
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The leftist asswipes who run the Big Tech platforms are all making their big moves to try to push a Democratic victory in November. Not only has censorship of conservatives increased, but now we see all the preening over Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, down to removing hundreds of “negative” elements from their Wikipedia pages. No, these aren’t candidates the Left is presenting to us, but Gods, to whom we must bow and pray.
Here, Mark Dice outlines the draconian as well as the grandiose moves planned by Facebook, YouTube, Google, Twitter — all of the lying social media platforms. Pay attention. If you see something strange or shady, track it. After the election, we need to call these companies back before Congress and hold their feed in the fire for such flagrant bias and cheating. No more excuses, or tolerating liars.
This week on Questions For Corbett, Jon asks if Wikipedia is part of the problem. Long-time listeners will already know the answer is yes, and James Corbett goes through some of the reasons why we know this to be true. But as part of the open source data collection that The Corbett Report provides as a public service, James asks Corbett Report members to log in to corbettreport.com and leave links to specific instances of Wikipedia being caught out.
In this exclusive interview with The New American‘s Alex Newman, Wikipedia Founder Larry Sanger explained why he is now a critic of the online encyclopedia he helped to create. Sanger, who serves as executive director of the Knowledge Standards Foundation, blasted the liberal bias of Wikipedia, as well as the lack of public participation.
He says the Big Tech companies have centralized the Internet, and that must be reversed. And finally, he talks about the pedophilia scandals involving elites from Silicon Valley, Hollywood, government, and beyond, saying humanity must understand how the world really works.
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We’ve all seen how Wikipedia has become compromised, and its “appointed” editors are mostly Liberal fascists trying to degrade and lie about conservative thinkers, politicians or pundits. Need proof? Look at how Wikipedia has failed to honestly report Mark Dice’s career or to update its outmoded coverage on him.
Now, they are restricting additions to his page to registered editors with at least “500 edits” under their belts. In other words, lying Liberal Wikipedia hacks!
Seems like this kind of prejudice and gross misinfirmation has become all too commonplace across all social media platforms, be it, Twitter, Facebook or YouTube. Time for conservatives to create our own social media platforms. We can no longer count on the Liberal outlets to be honest or reliable.
Facebook, Twitter, Google and YouTube have all shown themselves to be radical leftist creeps, engaging in some of the worse displays of blatant censorship we have seen in our lifetimes. It’s time to jettison those platforms as quickly as possible and move to other platforms that are more dedicated to a free and open discussion of politics, without all the Deep State subterfuge.
If you are wanting to break free, here are six alt-tech services you can use and should consider. We are already using DuckDuckGo and Brave. Infogalactic is a new alternative to Wikipedia that we have not yet used, but it certainly bears exploring, as Wikipedia has turned into a less-than-desirable source of truth these days. More from Computing Forever.
