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[[category:investigate]]This page is for listing websites which need to be mined extensively, as they contain an abundance of material relevant to Issuepedia. | [[category:investigate]]This page is for listing websites which need to be mined extensively, as they contain an abundance of material relevant to Issuepedia. | ||
==Totally Unmined== | ==Totally Unmined== | ||
| + | * [http://mediamonarchy.blogspot.com/ Media Monarchy] | ||
* [http://www.re-discovery.org/ reDiscovery Institute]: parody of anti-science sites, based on the premise that the [http://www.re-discovery.org/per_table.gif periodic table] is every bit as much of a hoax as is [[evolution]]. Profiles on a number of prominent neoconservative anti-thinkers, including [[Ann Coulter]], [[Pat Buchanan]], [[Tom DeLay]], and [[John McCain]]. | * [http://www.re-discovery.org/ reDiscovery Institute]: parody of anti-science sites, based on the premise that the [http://www.re-discovery.org/per_table.gif periodic table] is every bit as much of a hoax as is [[evolution]]. Profiles on a number of prominent neoconservative anti-thinkers, including [[Ann Coulter]], [[Pat Buchanan]], [[Tom DeLay]], and [[John McCain]]. | ||
* [[ashdownwiki:Main Page|Pete Ashdown's wiki]] | * [[ashdownwiki:Main Page|Pete Ashdown's wiki]] | ||
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==Minimally Mined== | ==Minimally Mined== | ||
| + | * [http://www.wanttoknow.info/index.shtml For Those Who Want To Know]: coverups, with sources; not limited to [[9/11]]. Check out the U.S. military plans to "provide maximum control" of the Internet, especially, when time permits... | ||
* '''hermes-press.com''' -- ''although their arguments are often mostly on an [[appeal to emotion|emotional level]], they do bring in a lot of checkable facts and sources and they reach some conclusions that agree with my own interpretations. [[User:Woozle|–W.]]'' | * '''hermes-press.com''' -- ''although their arguments are often mostly on an [[appeal to emotion|emotional level]], they do bring in a lot of checkable facts and sources and they reach some conclusions that agree with my own interpretations. [[User:Woozle|–W.]]'' | ||
** [http://www.hermes-press.com/criminality.htm The Criminal "High Cabal"]: alleges that a criminal cabal seized control of the US government in the first two decades of the twentieth century; in support of this, some history is explored including many things which are or may be discredited conspiracy theories (e.g. the [[JFK assassination]] was arranged by the cabal, with hundreds of witnesses killed). | ** [http://www.hermes-press.com/criminality.htm The Criminal "High Cabal"]: alleges that a criminal cabal seized control of the US government in the first two decades of the twentieth century; in support of this, some history is explored including many things which are or may be discredited conspiracy theories (e.g. the [[JFK assassination]] was arranged by the cabal, with hundreds of witnesses killed). | ||
Latest revision as of 20:43, 10 September 2007
This page is for listing websites which need to be mined extensively, as they contain an abundance of material relevant to Issuepedia.
Totally Unmined
- Media Monarchy
- reDiscovery Institute: parody of anti-science sites, based on the premise that the periodic table is every bit as much of a hoax as is evolution. Profiles on a number of prominent neoconservative anti-thinkers, including Ann Coulter, Pat Buchanan, Tom DeLay, and John McCain.
- Pete Ashdown's wiki
- Fables and Follies for Our Time: Musings on Society and Public Policy by Robert D. Feinman
- General Obstacles to Achieving Goals for the 21st Century: Libertarianism, Slackers, and Might Makes Right
Minimally Mined
- For Those Who Want To Know: coverups, with sources; not limited to 9/11. Check out the U.S. military plans to "provide maximum control" of the Internet, especially, when time permits...
- hermes-press.com -- although their arguments are often mostly on an emotional level, they do bring in a lot of checkable facts and sources and they reach some conclusions that agree with my own interpretations. –W.
- The Criminal "High Cabal": alleges that a criminal cabal seized control of the US government in the first two decades of the twentieth century; in support of this, some history is explored including many things which are or may be discredited conspiracy theories (e.g. the JFK assassination was arranged by the cabal, with hundreds of witnesses killed).
- The New Totalitarianism
- Reconstituting America: The 2008 Election
- How Philosophy Overcomes Tyranny by Norman D. Livergood: a rather different take on Plato
- The New American Civil War by Norman D. Livergood
- Atheists of Silicon Valley