a three-letter agency? in my union-busting NATOpedia?

a three-letter agency? in my union-busting NATOpedia?

AND ILL DO IT AGAIN!
On Gaza, Sanger said Wikipedia's coverage is "clearly very one-sided," in favor of Palestinians, and backed founder Jimmy Wales's intervention on the "Gaza genocide" article, where Wales argued the introduction should contain more of the Israeli perspective.
“That would be neutral," Sanger said.
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While I don't doubt that state actors try to manipulate Wikipedia to suit their points, Sanger was booted from Wikipedia back in 2002 and has been a cynical d-bag since. He's currently banned from editing due to brigading. So I'd take what he says with a grain of salt.
On Gaza, Sanger said Wikipedia's coverage is "clearly very one-sided," in favor of Palestinians, and backed founder Jimmy Wales's intervention on the "Gaza genocide" article, where Wales argued the introduction should contain more of the Israeli perspective.
Fuck you, twat.
Where one might find a non-TLAcompromised Wikipedia-alt if one were so inclined? >.>
Presumably none. Wikis thrive on public contributions and CIA agents can make accounts same as anyone else. If it's not compromised it's because it's too small to be worth it.
But the same crowd sourcing that makes it impossible to stop contributions also means anything that seems too biased might get caught and reverted.
So, it probably happens, but it's also probably not all that important. This guy is simultaneously claiming the CIA has compromised the site and that it's too unfriendly to Israel. Which seems like the sort of bias the CIA wouldn't want if they really had much control.
The dude that started it is from the CIA, no?
We knew that when they took down pages related to recent countries in recent wars. It’s not surprising to have it confirmed that the people who you think are behind these policies actually are.
Figures. Glad I haven't donated to them the last several times they've harassed me about it.
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