WorldNutDaily exposes conspiracy by Wikipedia to silence the "birthers"

[ck4829]

WorldNetDaily’s Aaron Klein has found evidence of a vast conspiracy of censorship on Wikipedia, as the online encyclopedia has steadfastly refused to air well-founded and not at all (bleeping) crazy entries on how Ann Durham was apparently the Dr. Manhattan of birth, having given birth in Kenya, Hawaii and Indonesia simultaneously in August of 1961 after having been impregnated by two men.

You see, Wikipedia keeps deleting the updates of and banning users who put up information about Obama’s terrible and sordid birth story (or at least the chain e-mails they keep writing), particularly the writings of user “Jerusalem21”.

“Aha!” you might say. “There’s no mention of a Jerusalem21 in Klein’s article! You’re a dirty liar.” Well, bear with me a minute, you overreacting silly.

http://pandagon.net/index.php/site/the_broad_swipe_of_censorship/#When:10:10:00Z

Who do you think "Jerusalem21" is? No peeking, BTW.

[Ian David]

1. I'm gonna guess Jerusalem21 is Ben Stein? Or that guy who filed that lawsuit?

Oh.

THAT is who it is.

[ck4829]

3. A propaganda catapulter, try again

[baldguy]

2. A vast conspiracy called "the truth".

[Kievan Rus]

4. Apparently, nobody ever told the idiots at WorldNutDaily....

that sniffing glue is bad for your brain cells.

[Old and In the Way]

5. What's really, really sad is the link to the Conservapedia article on Obama.

If I were an intellectual Conservative, I'd be embarrassed that this piece of shit write-up is allowed to stand. I know they like to spin the truth, but a sane person would wonder what 4th grade class of dickheads wrote that crap. Its like this is Wikipedia's retarded twin brother. I was curious to see how they wrote of W....a total rewrite of the facts. It amazes me how far 'conservative intelligence' has fallen.