Wikipedia is on Strike Today, but WEJB/NSU is Open for Business!

By Nicholas Stix

If you attempt to gain access to The Pretend Encyclopedia, you’ll get a blink at the page, after which you'll be re-directed to a handsomely designed page with a huge “W,” lit from behind, mirror images of “Wikipedia” below it, and increasing darkness to the right, as the page goes from gray to black, and the motto,

Imagine a world without free knowledge.

Then there’s a brief political spiel, telling you to do the TPC cadrists’ bidding.

I can very easily imagine such a world, because a world of free knowledge doesn’t exist.

If I gain access to data at the FBI’s Bureau of Justice Statistics, it isn’t free. Taxpayers like you and me pay for it.

Ditto for data at the Census Bureau, Centers for Disease Control, Department of Labor, etc.

If I go to a private Web site, say, to read a newspaper, the information also isn’t free, even though I’m usually not paying for it.

There’s no such thing as a free lunch.

Even The Pretend Encyclopedia somehow runs through millions of dollars each year, that it has to raise from assorted lefties and dupes.

But at The Pretend Encyclopedia, you’re not even getting knowledge. TPC is notorious for foisting hoaxes and libels on the world, and for its leftwing cadres, who devote themselves, 24/7, to preventing the general public from learning the facts about race, ethnicity, crime, Barack Obama, immigration, environmental issues (especially the global warming/climate change hoax), terrorist, feminism, the hate crime hoax du jour, etc.

There are less popular topics such as military history, which the cadres have left alone, out of a combination of indifference and insufficient manpower, but where popular, controversial topics are concerned, TPC is worthless.

I have repeatedly exposed TPC, and will continue to do so. For one example, the fifth anniversary of the racist atrocity I dubbed the Knoxville Horror, the carjacking/abduction/gang-rape/torture of white Knoxville, Tennessee couple Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom came and went on January 6.

TPC’s censors have worked to keep the truth from the public about this case for almost five years. They didn’t want to have an article on the crime at all, but when one editor, “DouglasFGrego,” the man who wrote the original entry, refused to be intimidated, they imposed a lifetime ban on him.

They have gone to great lengths to rid the entry of references to my scores of articles on the case (which even one leftist TPC editor had linked to), even going so far as to lock down the article for days at a time.

TPC is so unreliable that the only way a reader knows that it is screwing up, and getting a topic right, is if the reader does the research himself, independent of TPC, in which case the latter is a complete waste of time.

My exposés on The Pretend Encyclopedia/Wikipedia include:

“James Paroline.”

“Fake Encyclopedia Wikipedia Harbors Real Blackmailer: Judge Orders Wik to Expose Criminal”;

“A Quick Look at Wikipedia Reveals Two Quick Lies”;

“Wikipedia’s Censors are Hard at Work, Ensuring That Readers Do Not Learn about Crimes Committed by Members of ‘Protected Classes’ Against Members of ‘Non-Protected’ Classes;

“Race Hustler Alert at Wikipedia! Someone Has been Making Mischief Regarding Maurice Clemmons’ Lakewood Massacre”;

“George Leroy Baker III”;

“Yet Another Wikipedia Cover-Up!”;

“Wikipedia: The Pearcy Massacre Still Never Happened (Expanded Version)”;

“Wikipedia Scientific Hoax Alert: In Article on the U.S. Census, the Encyclopedia That Any Leftwing Fraud Can Edit Promotes ‘Race Does Not Exist’ Myth”; and finally, the biggest exposé yet written on TPC:

“Wikipedia on Race: ‘World’s biggest encyclopedia’ serves up propaganda.”

While you won’t get encyclopedic information at The Pretend Encyclopedia, you will get such information here, on topics such as race and crime. Please hit the PayPal “Donate” button at the top of the page, and support my work.

I thank you, and your posterity will, too.