User:John Nevard
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138 links to a child sex abuse advocacy site on Wikipedia? Could that possibly be too many?
[1] Another amazing reference source.
check for copyvios from [2] at [3]
rather inappropriately sympathetic tone here
I'd like to see an article on Universal Express[4] and their 'controversial' former CEO Richard Altomare. And some good work on Biovail.[5][6][7] Part of the story of the heroes who dealt with Solv-Ex is here. More here. Winstar Communications.
Ambo chasers: John O'Quinn. Christian, Smith & Jewell. Heard, Robins, Cloud, Lubel & Greenwood
Propagandists: RGM Communications
Distorters: Phil Erlanger, Ray Dirks
Companies which just happen to have gone downhill: Pet Quarters (PDEN), Sedona (SDNA), Hyperdynamics Corporation (HDY)
A section on stock parking?
I've taken a more charitable view of these companies and those that endure lately. I'm better off when fools and their money are parted.
That said, the world'd be a lot better of if some of them really pulled corporate Waco's.
a single purpose editor on an article targetted by the larouchites on wikipedia? naaaah.
"criminals ... manipulating social media to forestall the day of social epiphany" - Patrick Byrne on Wikipedia editors.
Fremont Emancipation
Waypoint Biomedical
Loungewear
Circumcellions- only actual source seems to have very little to do with article
I'd like to see an article, or at least a section in the Public Information Research article, on Daniel Brandt. If the French can do it, we can. The Poles have crafted an excellent article too. Of course, because Daniel Brandt is Public Information Research (reference: the minor scandal sheet The Nation), there is a paucity of information. But this doesn't mean bold editors should be prevented from authoring a good bit of supportable text of appropriate length.
Of course, having an article on him could mean he gets arrested for his 60's activism. So clearly we should just not have an article on him. It's only reasonable.
And what about David Brandt? I hear he's making quite the splash lately. :)
NXIVM
Peggy Sue Hilt, Matthew Mancuso. Notable?
It interests me that people see the war to keep pedophile trolls off Wikipedia in terms of "a faction that believes that the majority point of view can be substituted for the neutral point of view" and "a faction that believes that NPOV means both covering points of view equitably and disclosing our affiliations and our biases.". Reminds me of "To a communist, everyone looks like..."
Terrible misquotes that are to- tally taken out of context. By today's poor persecuted Socrates. (oh, how I wish)
"The Internet may be acting as a catalyst, both in molestation and pornography traffic," he says. "Pedophiles can convince themselves they are not evil, just politically incorrect."[10]
sourcing should be easy with chops like that
Press release archive, the article for which notes that it has no editorial control. Cited for lots of marginal articles. Hell, if it's appropriate, why isn't this?
Another target of the pedophile vandals
BLP and undue weight anyone?
add list of books? can't see what else to work on
should be coverage of the Angers Trial
Civilian Military Assistance [12]
Article isn't great. Neither are the tags
Wish we had proper rims and white-walled tires on our shuttles...
Now that's how you negotiate with terrorists
Lennie Smith has his page. Why doesn't Robert Oliver (paedophle)?
A good start and a good resource on the Cooke gang
Encyclopedia article or sex tourism guide?
Derrick MacThomas, Men's White League, Patriotic Youth League, Australia First Party, James Saleam, National_Front_(Australia).