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RickK (Rick) is a kook, along with the kooks Stormie and Matt Crypto. Notice how none of them dispute a word that Dr. Rex Curry states and that they make childish insults and personal attacks instead, and then when someone repeats their behavior back to them, or corrects their errors and their deletions, they become angry and delete the response and try to prevent any response. They demonstrate the height of intellectual dishonesty. Just watch. To learn more see http://rexcurry.net/wikipedialies.html and http://rexcurry.net/wikipedia-lies.html
Watch the wikilings delete this post. Wikilings do their dirty work anonymously, hiding behind names like Stormie, Lupo, and Matt Crypto. Stormie deletes valid responses to the personal attacks and kookiness of his “pals, ” such as Lupo, and Matt Crypto; but, Stormie does not delete the personal attacks and kookiness of his “pals.” Stormie protects the personal attacks and kookiness of his “pals.” http://rexcurry.net/wikipedialies.html Stormie deletes accurate information about the discoveries by Dr. Rex Curry that expose the history of Nazism in the USA. Stormie’s behavior is similar to that of neo-Nazis who cover up for the National Socialist German Workers’ Party. http://rexcurry.net/wikipedia-lies.html Stormies name (and Stormie’s behavior) probably makes people think of “stormtrooper.” But that point would never cross the mind of his dim-witted cohorts. They delete anything, including even links, to accurate information. They delete accurate information that is posted on “discussion” pages, which are supposedly for discussion, but are not. Wikipedia is a completely untrustworthy source of information because it enables wikiling administrators to delete accurate information, but also to ban people who posted accurate information, in order to prevent accurate information from being re-posted.
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