The UAP community has turned against Wikipedia

[Ognistysztorm]

I was planning to take a sabbatical off this forum for a while but now Wikipedia issues got even bigger as it has now alienated the UAP community who then put up some livestreams and solicit a pressure campaign for the Congress to investigate the bias issue.



They have now popularized the #WikiGate hashtag, but it'll be great if Eric can get into the show as a guest.

[Ognistysztorm]

Big Time!
https://twitter.com/GoodTroubleShow/sta ... 8586297767

Hi Friends...

I hope everyone has followed our last to episodes on The Guerrilla Skeptics group of
@Wikipedia
editors targeting pages by the thousands that they consider "Pseudoscience." The information
@RobHeatherly1
has uncovered is astounding.

I encourage everyone to read this post:
https://reddit.com/r/disclosureparty/co ... _scandals/

#ufotwitter #WikiGate

[ericbarbour]

[Ognistysztorm]

Your book got mentioned by Rob Heatherly.

https://twitter.com/RobHeatherly1/statu ... 1690576981

An excellent contemporary draft of an research book exposing further corruption of Wikipedia.
These credulous believers of secular humanism are pushing their antitheist dogma global. Wikipedia is their primary tool.

[Archer]

Surely this will be a disaster for Wikipedia's public image, running afoul of such a respected institution. Will they spurn the flat-earth society next?

Typical though - exactly the sort of faux critique/expose that circulates in the media. As if this were the most serious example of partiality on Wikipedia. If congress investigates this then you'll really know the whole thing is a farce. A PR stunt that represents the critic as a moron lunatic and WIkipedia as "biased, but in the right way". What a bunch of horseshit.

[Archer]

but it'll be great if Eric can get into the show as a guest.

Ha, no it wouldn't.

[Ognistysztorm]

Another "dream come true" moment.

https://x.com/GoodTroubleShow/status/19 ... 8913441225

NEW from #TheGoodTroubleShow:

"Wikipedia Cancel Culture"

Friday, April 25th, 8am PST
CLICK: https://youtu.be/JIboIo8z6bg

Trial Attorney Todd McMurtry joins us to discuss possible racketeering / RICO lawsuits against Wikipedia, Wikipedia editors, and the non-profits behind the coordinated defamatory attacks on the Wikipedia pages of public figures as they attempt to harm their reputations, as well as the need for Congress to address the weaponization of Wikipedia.

Yesterday, Wikipedia Debunkers targeted for deletion the Wikipedia pages of former Presidential Advisor Harald Malmgren, former Presidential economic advisor Dr. Pippa Malmgren, and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Christopher Mellon.

While Pippa's page is still up for deletion, Harald Malmgren's page was stripped, while Christopher Mellon's page was deleted entirely from Wikipedia. These, along with other people such as Lue Elizondo and David Grusch, who have advocated for UAP / UFO government transparency, have also been targets of this large weaponized group of Wikipedia Debunkers.

[ericbarbour]

Another "dream come true" moment.
https://x.com/GoodTroubleShow/status/19 ... 8913441225

Dream on lad. It won't happen, not in an American court. Plus, quoting right-wing bloggers and podcasters doesn't mean anything will change. They have their own agenda and it's not to "unbias" WP.

[badmachine]

https://youtu.be/JIboIo8z6bg

a lot of people seem to be budding wikipedia critics, at least going by the youtube comments

[ericbarbour]

hmmm, he's right. The Christopher Mellon article disappeared. And many people were unhappy with it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Christopher_Mellon

The AFD is textbook sockpuppeting to kill something that "someone special" hates. And greasy little Sandstein raises his grubby little magic wand to make it happen. I gave up counting his examples of twattery long ago.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia ... her_Mellon