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Well, you're claims were pretty outlandish, but I'm willing to assume good intentions. On Wikipedia, anything that's likely to be challenged must be cited. I know you cited it, but you can't use other Wikipedia articles to cite information. You have to use reliable and independent sources to cite any information you add to articles. 

To review: (1) Anything that's likely to be challenged by a reasonable individual must be referenced (here is some potentially useful info on referencing) (2) References must be from reliable sources (i.e. books by respectable individuals/publishers; news articles, etc.) that are neutral and independent from the topic. (they do not have some type of vested interest in pushing any particular point of view) (3) You cannot use another Wikipedia article as a source. 

Wikipedia is always looking for editors interested in making this place better. If you want to join, great! The mistake you make might be construed as vandalism; please refrain from making those types of edits. Furthermore, you're welcome in this community but please familiarize youself with the concepts I've laid out above. Hope this helps, ''''''  (talk • contribs) "