Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Moderated nuclear explosion (2nd nomination)
You'll find a lot of that.  In violation of , the creator of this article http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Moderated_nuclear_explosion&diff=426439214&oldid=426367466 reverted all of my edits showing what certain sources cited actually said, characterizing my changes as "speculation about the motives of "experts"" and as "disrupting Wikipedia to make a point".  Oh?  Pointing out that Christopher Busby "is controversial for his theories that low-dose radiation from Chernobyl may have caused 1,400,000 deaths" is hardly speculation about his motives.  It's a fact, from which the obvious inference can be drawn by a reader who is otherwise unfamiliar with Christopher Busby and his main claims to fame. Pointing out that one author cited claimed that nuclear fuel spent fuel pools could explode with a force greater than any other nuclear explosion to date is not casting aspersions on the writers' motivation -- it's making sure the reader knows that this writer says flatly incorrect things about nuclear explosions. I could go on.  But read for yourself
— User:Yakushima, 02:31, 29 April 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:PRESERVE (Wikipedia:Editing policy)