Much like America’s southern border, the word recession no longer has much meaning. Not because we haven’t got one, or both, we do. They are very real. But sometimes, if you know a guy, you can change how they are perceived or even what they mean.
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Vax Pox: Did Wikipedia Stop Listing “Dead Athletes” to Protect the “Safe and Effective” Narrative?
Professional athletes, soccer players, in particular, have been dropping dead in record numbers. We’ve been sharing lists and fishing for more but never checked Wikipedia. They were “keeping track,” but no longer. Is it because the approved narrative is getting uncomfortable.
Wikipedia Co-Founder: “Wikipedia’s ideological and religious bias is real and troubling”
Wikipedia is a joke that also happens to be one of the most visited websites on the planet. Alexa ranked at 13, the “resource” has a history of annoying educators at every level but continues to serve as a citation for all things despite an increasingly left-ward bent.
Plandemic II Skewers the “Fact Checkers” – From Snopes to Wikipedia to Politifact…
In our second clip, they expose the (so-called) gatekeepers of truth—the on-line fact-checkers. From Snopes to Wikipedia, to Facebook’s PolitiFact, to Google, we get a look at the people, the money, the message and narrative control behind what is labeled as truth and what is conjecture or conspiracy.- fake news.
Wikipedia Punishes Transgender ‘Lesbian’ with Man-Parts ‘cuz Bad Optics for the Movement
Remember Jessica Yaniv? Catapulted to infamy for filing multiple lawsuits. Women refused to wax the transgender’s man parts. Yaniv sued for discrimination but the catfight is bad optics for the movement. They’ve managed to get her ‘page’ pulled at Wikipedia.
Grokipedia – Forward (generic name of socialist publications)
Forward (generic name of socialist publications)
(The Wikipedia entry ‘Forward’ has been saved from deletion. Wikipedia may have censored it, but “Grokipedia” will not. While we have restored all the original links–mostly to other Wikipedia pages–we cannot promise that Wikipedia will not also delete these pages in their mad-dash to protect and defend the current Democrat administration’s Presidential campaign. )
<—First issue of Vorwärts, October 1, 1876
In the English translation, the term Forward has historically been used in the titles of socialist and politically left-leaning periodical publications primarily in Europe.[1][2] The context of the title connoted an “urge for progress”.[3]
Vorwärts! (German for ‘Forward’, with an exclamation point as part of the name) was a revolutionary German emigré publication issued in Paris in the mid-1840s. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels were amongst the contributors to the magazine. Whilst the publication was short-lived, it had a lasting impact and served as an inspiration for later socialist press outlets. A second Vorwärts (without exclamation point) was founded in 1876, being an organ of the Social Democratic Party of Germany and with Wilhelm Liebknecht as its first editor.[4] In the years before the First World War, the term ‘vorwärts’ was almost monopolized in German political discourse by the Social Democrats, and the name was used for various publications and organizations.[5]