I loved this read
Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 9:10 am
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2007/03/a_conservative_peoples_history_1.html#more
"A website founded by US religious activists aims to counter what they claim is 'liberal bias' on Wikipedia, the open encyclopedia which has become one of the most popular sites on the web. The founders of Conservapedia.com say their site offers a 'much-needed alternative' to Wikipedia, which they say is 'increasingly anti-Christian and anti-American.'" —The Guardian, London, March 2
New York City (also Gotham, Sodom, Gomorrah, The Big Apple, Satan's Condom) is the headquarters of the elitist East Coast liberal empire [1] and the world's largest sustained experiment in secular...
It reminded me of Menlaan. Remember when you talked about the natural disaster threat to NY? how there really aren't any? I read this and considered the things that actually have happened to the city of NY, disaster-related. Interesting read though. I had no idea that Central Park was originally made to promote homosexual activity. No wonder I didn't go past strawberry fields!
"A website founded by US religious activists aims to counter what they claim is 'liberal bias' on Wikipedia, the open encyclopedia which has become one of the most popular sites on the web. The founders of Conservapedia.com say their site offers a 'much-needed alternative' to Wikipedia, which they say is 'increasingly anti-Christian and anti-American.'" —The Guardian, London, March 2
New York City (also Gotham, Sodom, Gomorrah, The Big Apple, Satan's Condom) is the headquarters of the elitist East Coast liberal empire [1] and the world's largest sustained experiment in secular...
It reminded me of Menlaan. Remember when you talked about the natural disaster threat to NY? how there really aren't any? I read this and considered the things that actually have happened to the city of NY, disaster-related. Interesting read though. I had no idea that Central Park was originally made to promote homosexual activity. No wonder I didn't go past strawberry fields!