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At this point, things seem to have degenerated into a revert war. Please intervene. --] 01:02, 9 January 2007 (UTC) At this point, things seem to have degenerated into a revert war. Please intervene. --] 01:02, 9 January 2007 (UTC)

:Tsunami: I reviewed the last sections of the LaRouche talk page, which seems to be your focus. But i am having problems grasping the essence of the controversy. IN efforts to bring me up to speed efficiently, please send me a private email; to: charles@constitutionalgov.us . There-in; please direct me towards specific text in controversy, & tell me the essence of the solution which you seek form me. If that is too cumbersome, send me your phone number, & a time when you will be available to receive my call. ] 20:16, 9 January 2007 (UTC)


===David Duke???=== ===David Duke???===

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G'day!

G'day there, Charles8854, and welcome to Misplaced Pages! Good authors are always welcome on the project, and I hope you like the place and decide to stick around!

We've got a few pages you might find helpful, such as:

It's all best summed up here: write from a neutral point of view, play nice with others, and don't let the rules get you down.

If you have any questions or need any help, my talkpage is always open for business, or you can see Misplaced Pages:Newcomers help page. Here's a tip to start you off: if you type four tildes (~~~~) at the end of any messages you leave on talkpages (like this one) Misplaced Pages will automatically insert your name and the current date and time after your message. Cool, eh? Happy editing! fuddlemark (fuddle me!) 15:02, 26 March 2006 (UTC)


Late Thanks

G'day Mark. I apologize for my late response to your note here. I was pretty frustrated from my last encounter, & i did not check back. And it seems that my problems are persisting. I probably do need to learn the rules better. Thanks for the tips, i will review them further.

I did some more editing on the common-law main page, as well as on the common-law talk page. My comments on the common-law page have been removed.

I just discovered that it was a moderator who did it.

I will contact him.

Thanks,

Charles ...

Comments on talk pages

Charles, if you want to contribute on Talk:Common law or other Talk: pages, you may find it helpful to read Misplaced Pages:Talk page guidelines#Technical and format standards to make it easier for others to read your contributions. --Russ (talk) 18:10, 11 October 2006 (UTC)

Talk Pages & Article Edits

Ok, Russ. I now see that you were the one who deleted my edits.

And i do see that you have given me the courtesy of contacting me about these problems, instead of just leaving me totally alone, cold-turkey.

I guess i should thank you for that.

So, as i consult my crystal ball in search of answers as to Why you have deleted my posts, with no explanation what-so ever, it seems logical to me that you-all are insisting on my making my posts first into the "talk-pages, before moving them to the main common-law article page, yes?

Is that what is happening here?

Can you-all explain the problem here clearly & simply to me?

Do i need a secret skull & bones /illunmniati/masonic hand-shake to get into the club before anyone will give me the courtesy of a simple concise explanation of what the heck the problem is with just pushing that edit button and doing the edits that need to be done???

I hate anarchy.

With all due respect;

Charles ...

  • "I hate anarchy." That may be the root of the problem, as Misplaced Pages is indeed fairly anarchic. As it says at the bottom of the editing screen, "If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly or redistributed by others, do not submit it." No secret handshakes; you can edit anything I write, and I can edit anything you write. Mercilessly. :)
As to your specific edits to Common law, I thought that one of them was pushing a point of view rather than factual information, and the other was at best a questionable interpretation of the historical record. If I have to pull out my old copy of Pollack and Maitland to provide citations for the development of the jury system, I guess I could, but it's generally up to the editor who wants to insert new information to provide references. --Russ (talk) 13:38, 12 October 2006 (UTC)
    • Russ Wrote>"... Misplaced Pages is indeed fairly anarchic". Perhaps you are among the anarchists who prefers to re-define the word anarchy. Is that true? Do you consider your-self an anarchist? If so, do you admit that the etomology of the word "anarchy" properly indicates chaos , confusion, & lawlessness? http://thefreedictionary.com/dict.asp?Word=anarchy ; shows "lawlessness" as a synonym; & most sources indicate chaos & lack of guiding principles. Do you admit that anarchists seek to re-define that words from its true greek roots? If so; are you among those? Also: http://en.wiktionary.org/anarchy ; seems to incline in my direction, indicating in its foot-note that anarchists have re-defined the term to suit their own purposes.
    • We probably are arguing semantics. More to the substance of the issues in question; are you seeking "Consensus"; or do you just take delight in destroying what other people seek to build? Do you agree that there are "Standards" of behavior which must be maintained in peaceful societies; or are you a "moral relativist", who thinks that guidelines of social-behavior are merely what-ever the brutes with the most power declare them to be?
    • The proposition that anyone can edit anything from anyone else does have useful potential; but it opens the door for a single malicious "vandal" to destroy everything. Misplaced Pages clearly has guide-lines against such 'Vandalism". I think you vandalized my editings of the common-law article; but because i am new, i seek consensus, again, & again; but not for-ever. I need you to throw me a few bones.
    • You said >"I thought that one of them was pushing a point of view rather than factual information, and the other was at best a questionable interpretation of the historical record. ... it's generally up to the editor who wants to insert new information to provide references."
    • Where on Misplaced Pages does it say that? Where is that rule written? Your vandalizing my edits; with zero explanation, places all of the burden on me. That is unfair. Explain specifically what you think is wrong with my edits, sir. Dig out your copy of hollock & maitlkand, or (prefered) talk with me more clearly. I need some answers, sir (anarchist?).
    • More specifically: Who are the "Stake-Holders" in this common-law article? Can wikipedia experts on fiction or disneyland come over her and skuttle the good work of any of us? If not, what mechanisms are in place to discourage that from happening? How do any of know that other editors are acting on "good faith"???
    • Are you available for phone discussion, so that consensus can be achieved more efficiently? My number is 503-668-5091; & i will make myself available at any time you prefer. Sincerely; Charles ... Charles8854 12:08, 13 October 2006 (UTC)

wikiality

try here for an incomplete and imperfect generalization of the idea i was trying to codify. Sorry the video doesn't work. /Blaxthos 05:55, 25 October 2006 (UTC)

Charles8854's Record of "Objection to Removal by "Thirty-seven" of Charles8854's contribution to this Common-Law web-page" (as posted by myself in "Thirty-seven"'s personal talk page).

I further see that you have seen fit to Alter my latest contribution to Misplaced Pages's "Common-Law" web page. I see you only identify your self by the fictional name "Thirty-seven".

You have removed my contribution to this common-law web page without giving me the courtesy of discussing any possible errors in my research. You have left no feedback in the common-law "Talk Page"; you have left no feedback in my personal web page; and so far as i am aware, you have made no other good-faith efforts to communicate with me.

It appears to me that you have committed "Vandalism" against my contribution to Misplaced Pages's "Common-Law" web-page.

I have asked all others who are in any manner concerned with these issues, to involve themselves in this controversy, and to render public common-law judgement in their own words, concerning the merits of whether or not your editing removal of my text was "Justified", in this abrupt & un-discussed manner.

I will provide my personal phone number & email address, upon request, to you, if you evidence any good-faith efforts to resolve this controversy.

Wikipedai rules declare that we are to "Assume Good Faith" & that "No Personal Attacks" should be made. I see you made an attack against my personal work her by assertting that my work was "uncited", "unsourced", and composed with "poor writing", & a few other derogatory comments which attack my personal work through words the meaning of which i do not comprehend.

I am really up-set that you, who refuse to identify yourself with your real name, can come in here and gut my good work, without so much as any discussion at all of the merits of that gutting. I really do seek to resolve this controversy with you.

Please state clearly, & precisely, what you think is wrong with my contribution to the common-law web page.

Please do this in a timely manner, or put my editorial contribution back on that common-law web-page.

Sincerely,

Charles Bruce, Stewart Charles8854 13:43, 14 December 2006 (UTC)

Charles8854 13:47, 14 December 2006 (UTC)

Personal Attack

Stop icon This is your only warning; if you make personal attacks on others again, as you did at Talk:Common_law#Gate_Keeping, you may be blocked from editing without further notice. Comment on content, not on other contributors or people.. /Blaxthos 03:31, 20 December 2006 (UTC)

I see you still refuse to address the merits of my accusations that you are prejudicially removing my posts. I see you threaten to block me from any more posts here at Misplaced Pages for my objections to your admitted by silence gate-keeping. I see you scoff at my admonition that the supreme being of the universe takes note of your abusive practices against the common people. Jesus/Yeshuah was crucified for his labeling of the abusers of the poor and the children of darkness as the serpents and off-spring of vipers which they were. Do what you will, child of darkness. Charles8854 12:54, 20 December 2006 (UTC)

Hey, there!

Hey, there! I see you seem to be in a bit of a dispute over the Common law article. I see that in this edit you seem to be objecting to a particular user's choice of username, and that you went on to ask "Why should you risk all of that tumbling down around your shoulders, when you can just continue slamming doors in the faces of good-faith commoners like myself, who obviously have no respect for your babylonian-whore/capitalist financed aristocratic education; Correct?", finally adding "Do what you will, child of darkness."

Please try to assume good faith and remember that everyone here is committed to making the encyclopedia the best resource possible -- we won't always agree on how to make that happen, but the common goal unifies us and holds the community together. It's important to keep a cool head in tense situations, and avoid uncivil or even hostile language, which only hold back from proper discussion of the issues at hand. If you need assistance, you might consider making a post at requests for third opinion, or at the village pump. Beyond that, please familiarize yourself with the dispute resolution process and try to work things out peacefully with your fellow editors. Thank you for your time! Regards, Luna Santin 23:33, 20 December 2006 (UTC)

Luna: I thank you for your efforts at "peace keeping" here. To your points:
I only object to fictional user-names when there is no indication on the users home page of who he really is; and when he hides behind that mask to destroy other peoples efforts at accomplishing good work here at Misplaced Pages.
I did make the judgemental comments to which you note; but please note further that i have argued in support of those judgemental comments that: judgement of negative social behavior is generally a socially beneficial activity, and that it needs to be encouraged, rather than discouraged. If more people would stand up and denounces liars and bullies for the social mis-fits which they really are; then they would naturally become embarrassed in the public eye for their anti-social and counter-productive behavior, and there would then be a whole lot less of it, which in-turn would make everyones lives a whole lot better.
Please note i have "tried to assume good faith"; but that such "assumptions" are only capable of being made by reasonable people, when there is Room for "Reasonable Doubt" concerning whether or not "Good Faith" is even a possible motive for the perpetrator in question.
I note from your impressively detailed user/talk-page (very commendable), that you are only 20 years old. Please note that i am 52 years old. Please note further that i do recognize that neither personal integrity nor intelligence are directly increased by by increased age. But please note also that, by mere length of years, that even the most intelligent and honorable young person may possibly just not be aware of the realities of the universe which have been made rudely manifest to similarly honorable and intelligent people who have had those cold-hard-realities beat-into-them through simply their greater length of years on this planet.
You state that " everyone here is committed to making the encyclopedia the best resource possible", and that this "common goal unifies us and holds the community together". I respectfully suggest, that, your proposition assumes that this Misplaced Pages community is immune from the powerful influence of the "Forces of Evil" on this planet. Now i am confused, so please clarify: Do you actually believe that there is "No Such Thing" as "Evil" on this planet? If so; perhaps that minority view is a conversation we can engage in at length later. But i suspect that you are similar to most people, and that you do not deny the reality that There Is "Evil" in this planet.
Now if you do admit that there is "Evil" on this planet; then please inform me of Why you consider, that, some-how, this powerful net information-flow technology here at Misplaced Pages, is some-how "Immune" from these "Forces of Evil". That seems to be the clear import of your above words to me here.
But if you will allow me to respectfully point-out that your 20-year-old perspective, could use just a bit broader vision, to high-light its internal-inconsistencies, especially when attempting to fulfill your obviously noble calling in conflict-resolution; then i do believe both of our efforts here at resolving this particular issue will find much more fertile ground for actually accomplishing the goals of peace and harmony which we both seem to affirm to support.
I do appreciate your direction to the "third opinion", village pump", and "dispute resolution" links. I will spend some more time there, if Blaxthos or some other person does not summarily lock me out of Misplaced Pages here.
Please note further; that if your spirit is as pure as it appears; that i am truly impressed by your young and courageous involvement in this controversy. If your motives are truly pure, and your brain is minimally-functional; i will go to great lengths to maintain your respect.
Yhwh's will be done.
Charles Bruce, Stewart; Sandy Oregon; Charles8854 06:46, 22 December 2006 (UTC)

LaRouche Mediation

Thanks for your note. Please understand that I am not soliciting support for LaRouche's ideas, or condemnation of his critics; I am asking that this biographical article conform to the Misplaced Pages BLP policy, and that LaRouche's ideas be presented clearly and without distortion. I am also concerned about problems with WP:NPOV#Undue_weight, with respect to some of the more extreme criticism in the article. --Tsunami Butler 23:52, 27 December 2006 (UTC)

Tsunami; I did not intend my last words to you to be taken as direct support of Mr LaRouche. I only intended for my words to show to you that i am fully aware of the powerfully organized efforts to destroy the good work of basically honorable modern Americans like LaRouche; & that here-under, you may have reasonable grounds to hope that i will render my public-opinions in such manners as truly honorably address your concerns over the un-justifiable subversive editings of the Misplaced Pages LaRouche article, which do appear to me, at first glance here, to be taking place.
I do hope to work with you in insuring that purposeful subversion of this and other articles will soon become a thing of the past. It will take organized efforts by such honorable people as us, if such realities are to come true.
Also please note: I find that these web-based communication are very cumbersome and inefficient. I think our communication needs would be better served if we used traditional email. If you can send me an email, at my email-address of charles@constitutionalgov.us , i will respond, & hopefully, we can work more efficiently work towards our common goals.
Sincerely; Charles8854 18:06, 28 December 2006 (UTC)

LaRouche Mediation 2

Before coming to a conclusion, I would advise reviewing more about LaRouche. For example, the conspiracy theorist designation is incredibly well documented. (Please read http://en.wikipedia.org/Talk:Lyndon_LaRouche#Category:Conspiracy_theorists ). LaRouche has written that the September 11th attack was an attempted military coup to take over the U.S. government. Following the charter of Category:Conspiracy theorists, actively defending a September 11th conspiracy theory is a valid reason to be included in the conspiracy theorist category. For another primer, I would consider this article in the Washington Post .

Mgunn; I believe i am already fairly knowledgeable of LaRouche. I know he is among the more active "Conspiracy Theorists". I see no social benefit to having a category called "Conspiracy theorists". I think it only serves to prejudice the public against legitimate whistle-blowers. I believe everyone with an IQ over 70 is a "Conspiracy Theorist", including my-self, & your-self. For example, everyone agrees that the 11-Sept-01 disaster was the result of a "Conspiracy". Most, who seem to conveniently escape the "Conspiracy Theorist" label, theorize that a few radical muslums with box-cutters accomplished the entire event. Others theorize that it was an "inside-job", accomplished by elements inside of & surrounding the bush administration. And true, the LaRouche theory does seem to be an even different conspiracy-theory, which i am inclined against.
I like your words, in your link to the LaRouche talk-page, that conspiracy-theories are not inherently "point-of-view". That was a good choice of words.

I would take comments from Tsunami Butler with some level of skeptecism. A number of Tsunami Butler's edits have been simply factually inaccurate (others have been misleading). Tsunami Butler is a LaRouche follower who edits nothing but the article on Lyndon LaRouche and related articles. While many of his edits are good, his modus operandi is to work within the rules of Misplaced Pages to puff LaRouche up and whitewash negative facts as much as possible. Just to name a few, he's posted on WP:Living noticeboard, opened an arbitration request, and put comments on the talk page of Jimbo Wales. On the other hand, Dennis King, though a LaRouche critic, is a published author on LaRouche and has written numerous articles in newspapers and magazines. I think anyone will extremely hard pressed to dispute any of Dennis King's statements on LaRouche. Mgunn 07:02, 28 December 2006 (UTC)

I will watch Tsunami Butler's words closely. I will not support anything that is not "proven beyond a reasonable doubt", from, her, you, or anyone else. I thought i saw a reference by Tsunami Butler to having a "Husband". Are you sure this individual is a "He"? Also; i can not find "WP:Living noticeboard" or "WP:Living". Do you have a link?
Also; i see nothing wrong with making significant waves, if and when confronted by gate-keepers who obstruct the truth. Now of course, if Tsunami is advancing the discussion away form the truth, then he/she needs to be confronted directly & firmly about that. But if Tsunami is just being beat-up-on by powerfully influential gate-keepers here at Misplaced Pages, which i have experienced here first-hand & personally; well then i am sorry, but i am going to be very slow to criticize anything which he/she does, at least until the more pressing problem concerning the establishmentarianist gate-keeping is more fully addressed.
Also; perhaps "Dennis King" is a good writer on LaRouche. I am unfamiliar with his work. But i note from his Misplaced Pages page that he works closely with "Chip Berlet". It is my experience that "Chip Berlet" is un-credible, as is the "Southern Poverty Law Center" which he works with. There are a lot of very seriously negative-karma people in this world; &, at least so far, Tsunami Butler & Lyndon LaRouche are fairly low on my list of negative-karma concerns.
To be clear, i do welcome your communication. It does seem that, perhaps, we may be moving in differing directions; but i also know that very frequently, first impressions can be false impressions. I invite you to communicate more efficiently with me at my personal email-address of charles@constitutionalgov.us . I find this web-interface cumbersome & inefficient. Respectfully; Charles8854 19:32, 28 December 2006 (UTC)

How the latest dispute started

The dispute initially started when I removed this text from the lead (I had never edited the LaRouche article before) and was repeatedly reverted by LaRouche supporters:

He is reported to be highly regarded in Russia and China,

This is obvious LaRouche puffery, and the references don't even get close to justifying the claim. (You could not say "David Duke is highly regarded in the U.S." and then cite some nutty David Duke supporter that says he is a leading US politician.) Furthermore, the first citation is from LaRouche material (suspect, especially given the outcome of the previous LaRouche arbcom case) and the second citation simply doesn't say what LaRouche supporters say it says. Mgunn 07:17, 28 December 2006 (UTC)

Mgunn; from your limited-context quote, this does seem to be "LaRouche puffery". But i see it is no longer on the LaRouche web page, & if Tsunami Butler does not wish to make an issue of it, i see no reason to dwell on it further. And from this lack of context, i see no reason to comment on your note concerning poor source material. Hopefully we all can interact on more pressing issues soon. I will say that i consider Mr LaRuche to be fairly close to David Duke in credibility; & that, in my view, both of these men are approximately twice as credible as "Chip Berlet".
Regards; Charles8854 19:48, 28 December 2006 (UTC)

At this point, things seem to have degenerated into a revert war. Please intervene. --Tsunami Butler 01:02, 9 January 2007 (UTC)

Tsunami: I reviewed the last sections of the LaRouche talk page, which seems to be your focus. But i am having problems grasping the essence of the controversy. IN efforts to bring me up to speed efficiently, please send me a private email; to: charles@constitutionalgov.us . There-in; please direct me towards specific text in controversy, & tell me the essence of the solution which you seek form me. If that is too cumbersome, send me your phone number, & a time when you will be available to receive my call. Charles8854 20:16, 9 January 2007 (UTC)

David Duke???

David Duke, who gave the keynote speech at the Holocaust denial conference in Teheran last month, is twice as credible as Chip Berlet???? I think you just lost your credibility, Charles.--Dking 03:37, 6 January 2007 (UTC)

Mr King: You seem of the opinion that there is only one singe camp of people who are sufficiently organized to judge "Credibility" of notable figures or authors here at Misplaced Pages. You seem quite comfortable Defending the Status-Quo of the deceptively-named "Anti-Defamation League", & of the "Imperial State", as "Ace Hayes" so described, in the "Portland Free Press".
http://www.geocities.com/berlet_archive/ace.htm
I admit that "David Duke" is less than perfect; but his participation in the "Holocaust Truth Conference" in Teheran last month was a noble event, & Mr Duke has numerous other "redeeming virtues", unlike your "left-wing gate-keeper" partner-in-crime, "Chip Berlet".
To summarize: Neither You nor your ADL co-conspirator-subversives are the "Final Arbitrators" of "Credibility", Mr King. You are nothing more than morally-compromised political-hacks for the imperial defacto-state; & your tower of babylonian slave-trading oppression is crumbling around you & your fellow gate-keepers every-where. Your personal judgement as-to my "Credibility" merely serves to confirm that my words concerning these two men are placing me on the correct & honorable side in this political/legal/spiritual battle.
Yes; David Duke is Twice as Credible as Chip Berlet.
Charles8854 13:08, 7 January 2007 (UTC)
  1. Tremblay, Gessica, Tennenbaum, Jonathan & and Freeman, Debra. Webcast. LaRouche Political Action Committee. September 6, 2006.
    (Quoting Oleg Kuznetsov and Boris Bolshakov of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences: "Lyndon LaRouche is well known in Russia as a major scientist, an outstanding economist, and a distinguished American political figure, one of the most important and prominent partisans of the idea of cooperation between the U.S.A. and other countries on the economic development of Eurasia in the spirit of Franklin Roosevelt."); also see "LaRouche Featured on Russia's Biggest Prime-Time TV News Program". Executive Intelligence Review. August 17, 2006.
  2. Yong Tang. Lyndon LaRouche interview. People's Daily Online. November 22, 2005