Author James Bacque asks, Why is Wikipedia Censoring Me?


We probably all know about the news clearinghouse WRH (whatreallyhappened.com) being cut out by Wikipedia, it's maybe only his anti Zionist exposés.
James Bacque however is a writer who has exposed Eisenhower's Death Camps, a largely American and French story. Just what is Wikipedia up to?



"In 1989, I published the first in a series of books about the Second World War and its aftermath. The first, Other Losses, showed the tremendous atrocities committed against enemy prisoners in the prison camps of the US and France after 1945. The next, Just Raoul, was a biography of a hero of the French Resistance who saved many refugees from Nazi death camps. The next, Crimes and Mercies, described the full extent of all allied crimes against Germans, plus the wonderful charity work of Canada and the USA in saving 800 million people, including Germans, Japanese and Italians, from starving to death in the hungry years after 1945. The next, Dear Enemy, illuminated the attitudes of the western allies to Germany from 1945 to now.

Wikipedia reviews and criticizes only Other Losses, and in such a biassed way, that I finally tried to correct their many errors. Starting in March, 2006, I tried repeatedly over many weeks to correct the errors, but found that within a day at first, then within hours, and finally within minutes, some Wikipedian editor had expunged my corrections, replacing them with ever more hostile and denigrating allegations. Friends of mine tried also to correct the flawed Wikipedia article, but found the same situation. Finally we decided that Wikipedia was deliberately censoring my contributions, and that it was pointless to continue trying to present the facts on Wikipedia. After Serendipity (already acquainted with censorship at Wikipedia) heard of this situation I was offered the chance to publish the real story, which appears below."

More:
http://serendipity.li/hr/bacque_on_wikipedia.htm


Related:
http://www.wikipedia-watch.org/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship

Posted: Sun - September 10, 2006 at 01:24 AM            

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