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The article is gone, Lone boatman and others hacked it to pieces - and now they have deleted it completely, replacing it with what you see. The 'Eternity clause' article was about Germany's 'eternity clause,' how it functions, its purpose in securing the fundamental principles of democracy, and the history of it. But after I told Lone boatman that he was synthesizing (not ""paraphrasing"" as he claimed), he changed the whole page by turning it into an article like Wikipedia's ""entrenched clause"" article. And suddenly today many ""editors"" showed up, as though Lone boatman contacted them to form what he claims is a ""consensus"". There is no ""consensus,"" just an attack on the article. I have tried to discuss with these ""editiors,"" but they do not discuss - only insist on having it their way - acting at whim, threatening to have me blocked if I write again. Lone boatman always gets the last say, because he deletes and changes things and then threatens me. And he lies in his complaints about me. And I have tried to reach an authorized Wikipedia administrator, but have not been able to. In the meantime Lone boatman tells me he has deleted my complaint to an administrator.  "