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The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs the online encyclopaedia, is arguing that the NSA’s surveillance violates the First Amendment Andrew Griffin The Independent [UK] 10 March 2015 Organisations including the Wikimedia Foundation, which runs Wikipedia, have filed a lawsuit against the NSA and the US Department of Justice over its surveillance programmes. The lawsuit was filed […] March 10th, 2015 | Tags: ACLU, National Security Agency, surveillance, Wikipedia | Category: 1st Amendment, 4th Amendment, Internet, Maryland, Right to Privacy | Comments are closed
Cliff Kincaid World Tribune 3/3/2013 If the White House will push Bob Woodward around on such a mundane matter as Obama’s role in a budget stand-off, what else will they do? A look at Wikipedia’s page on Obama’s communist mentor Frank Marshall Davis might give us some indication. It is apparent that Obama supporters and […] March 5th, 2013 | Tags: Bob Woodward, Frank Marshall Davis, Gene Sperling, KeyWiki, President Richard M. Nixon, sequester, Trevor Loudon, Watergate, Wikipedia | Category: Barack Obama, Communism, journalism, Media accountability, MSM (Mainstream Media), Politics, Progressives | Comments are closed
Sick: Wikipedia entry calls Mia Love ‘dirty, worthless whore’ and ‘House Nigger’ Twitchy 8/29/2012 …Tuesday night after rising GOP star Mia Love brought down the house with her inspiring convention speech, the stomach-turning Left labeled the black conservative a “token” and an “Aunt Tom.” Meanwhile, revoltingly racist, woman-hating Wikipedia vandals were hard at work updating […] August 29th, 2012 | Tags: "Occupy Unmasked", "War on Women", Andrew Breitbart, Ann Coulter, Ann Romney, Artur Davis, Brandon Darby, Congressional Black Caucus, David Chalian, Glenn Reynolds, golf, Gwen Ifill, Joshua Scott Albert, Lawrence O'Donnell, Lee Stranahan, Martin Bashir, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Mia Love, misogyny, Mitt Romney, MSNBC, rape, Sen. Mitch McConnell, Tabitha Hale, Twitter, vandalism, Wikipedia, Yahoo! | Category: Elections, Media accountability, Politicians, Progressives, Racism, Video | One comment - (Comments are closed)
Glenn Reynolds Instapundit 5/27/2012 SWATTING: Bogus Call Sends Police to Erick Erickson’s House. He reports here. Really, if the goal is to keep people from writing about Brett Kimberlin, this doesn’t seem like the way to do it. It was smart of Erickson to call his local Sheriff ahead of time. I did the same […] May 27th, 2012 | Tags: Brett Kimberlin, Erick Erickson, General Mills, Harriet Crosby, RedState, Robert Stacy McCain, Seth Allen, Velvet Revolution, Wikipedia | Category: Bloggers, law enforcement, Politics | Comments are closed
Wikipedia Airbrushes “Forward” Entry Andrea Ryan The Gateway Pundit 5/8/2012 Truth… Something Wikipedia doesn’t want us to have, apparently. Last month, Obama launched his new campaign with the slogan, “Forward”, the same slogan famously used by several Communist movements and the Nazi youths in Germany. Barack Obama’s latest campaign slogan “Forward!” also happens to bea […] May 8th, 2012 | Tags: "Forward", campaign, Mitt Romney, truth, Wikipedia | Category: Barack Obama, Communism, Elections, History, Nazis, Politics, Socialism | Comments are closed
We have lost our bravest warrior, but we must continue his good fight. Michael Walsh National Review Online 3/1/2012 In the war against the institutional Left, Andrew Breitbart was the Right’s Achilles; the bravest of all the warriors, now fallen on the plain. There was no combat in which he would not engage, no battle […] March 3rd, 2012 | Tags: Andrew Breitbart, Bill Whittle, heart disease, hypocrisy, Joel Pollak, Kathy Shaidle, Markos Moulitsas, Matt Taibbi, Orange County, Rolling Stone magazine, Sean Hannity, Stephen K. Bannon, The Daily Kos, The People's Cube, Westboro Baptist Church, Wikipedia | Category: Bloggers, California, corruption, journalism, Media accountability, Politics, Progressives, Tea Parties, Video | Comments are closed
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