Wikipedia, to the left of Vladimir Lenin?

Wikipedia, to the left of Vladimir Lenin?

Is Wikipedia to the left of commie Vladimir Lenin?  Nick Shirley, a conservative, YouTube journalist and influencer.  He is the one who exposed the massive fraud of tax payer money in the city of Minneapolis and the state of Minnesota, both run by Democrats. 

Look Nick up in Wikipedia, and you will find it riddled with subliminal criticism if not outright negativity.  Some examples:

“Shirley started his YouTube career as an amateur vlogger and prankster at age 16. Most of his pranks involved his high-school friends, while others included publicity stunts such as disrupting celebrity weddings.”

Nick Shirley on Wikipedia

The underline message according to Wikipedia a 16-year-old boy behaving like a 16-year-old boy is enough to question his legitimacy as a citizen journalist, influencer.   They keep referencing him as “far-right.”  Not conservative.  According to the left, when a boy behaves like a boy in America, they must be drugged up to diminish the boy in him.  Welcome to feminized America.

Search liberal citizen journalist or influencers on Wikipedia, you will find it challenging to find criticism either overt or subliminal.  No reference as “far-left.” 

Nick Shirley while exposing fraud in Minneapolis came up to a so-called childcare learning center, Above the door was a sign reading,

“Quality Learing Center.”

Learing Center

Their address in Minneapolis is 1411 Nicollet Avenue.  Got to Google Maps and add the address.  The result is the image of that location is blurred out.  Protecting the fraudsters from their “learing” sign being exposed.

Social media in the U.S.A. has an extreme liberal, far-left slant. 

Wikipedia Nick Shirley: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Shirley#:~:text=Nick%20Shirley%20(born%20April%204,the%20video's%20allegations%20were%20unsubstantiated.

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Wikipedia: Internment or Concentration Camps?

Wikipedia: Internment or 

Concentration Camps?

Use caution when searching for information on Wikipedia.  On the surface it is a good tool for research.  However, as the old adage goes, “let the buyer beware.”  A lot of their information is lopsided.  Look up conservative notables, and almost always you will find negative notes.  Now try a liberal where you know of some negative issues, and Wikipedia either omits it or minimalizes it.   

At the outset of World War Two, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese.  The United States sent around 120,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry to Internment camps.  Wikipedia claims those Internment camps were Concentration Camps.  Using the term “Concentration Camps” invokes a negative connotation.  Bringing to mind the extermination of six million Jews. 

The Internment Camps in the USA did not execute the internees. Around 12,000 Japanese joined the U.S. Army, forming the 442^nd Unit.  Turned out of be the most decorated in the U.S. Army during World War Two.     

In 2011 uploaded a video about the 442^nd.  Mysteriously the video is no longer on YouTube.  Here are the notes that appeared in the description to the video:

Texans in the “Lost Battalion” and the Japanese-Americans

During World War Two in France a group 270 from the Texas National Guard were encircled by the Nazis and cut off from the rest of the American military. There were two attempts to break through the siege, however both failed.  The Texas National Guard became known as the “Lost Battalion.”  An American commandeer finally called up the 442nd to break through the siege. 

The 442nd was made up of Japanese-American citizens.  When America entered the war, Franklyn Delano Roosevelt (FDR) ordered the internment of Americans of Japanese ancestry.  Many of which were born American citizens and naturalized citizens.  The government feared there were fifth columnist among these American citizens who because of their ancestry became suspect.  While in the internment camps, rather than build on hate for what was done to them, they volunteered to join the army and participate in America’s war on fascism.

The 442nd served bravely in Italy and France.  This unit earned five Congressional Medal of Honors, ten Distinguished Service Crosses, and six Presidential Distinguished Unit Citations.  

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