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Moe Tucker

Maureen "Moe" Tucker is an American musician best known for her work as drummer of The Velvet Underground. In recent years, she has stopped recording and largely fallen out of the public eye but has come out in support of the Tea Party movement.
==Music career==
Tucker joined The Velvet Underground in 1965 at the request of guitarist Sterling Morrison after the original drummer, Angus MacLise, quit. Her style of drumming was considered unique: she played standing up and with mallets, and her kit consisted of tom-toms, a snare drum, and an upturned bass drum, and she rarely used cymbals.
Tucker took a hiatus from the band in early 1970 when she was pregnant with her first child. Later that year, she returned to tour North America and Europe with the band but ultimately left for good in 1971.
Tucker moved to Phoenix, Arizona, with her husband in 1971 and had four more children. She released her first solo album in 1981. After divorcing sometime in the early 1980s, she moved to Douglas, Georgia, where she found work at a Wal-Mart distribution center. In 1989, she quit this job to tour Europe with the band Half Japanese and also released her second solo album.
Throughout the 1990s, Tucker released several more solo albums, in addition to making guest appearances on a number of records. She reunited with the Velvet Underground for the European leg of its 1992-1993 reunion tour.
==Tea Party activism==
In April 2009, Tucker was interviewed by a local news crew at a Tea Party rally in Tifton, Georgia, stating: "I'm furious about the way we're being led towards socialism. I'm furious about the incredible waste of money when things that we really need and are important get dropped 'cause there's no money left."http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEt-IaRbcVY 
In 2010, the news segment was posted on YouTube, igniting speculation as to whether the interviewee was the Maureen Tucker of Velvet Underground fame. When contacted by The Huffington Post, Tucker confirmed that it was indeed her but declined to comment further.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/10/05/moe-tucker-former-velvet-_n_750838.html Later, in an interview with the Riverfront Times, she opened up about her political views.
http://blogs.riverfronttimes.com/atoz/2010/10/moe_tucker_interview_2010_politics_tea_party_velvet_underground_video.php#
Tucker has a profile page on the website on which she states, "I have come to believe (not just wonder) that Obama's plan is to destroy America from within" and urges people to send letters to the White House addressed to "King Obama."http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/oct/01/velvet-underground-tea-party-us
Tucker explained in an interview that she used to be a Democratic Party voter, though her views became more anti-establishment as she got older.https://web.archive.org/web/20101022024449/http://blogs.riverfronttimes.com/atoz/2010/10/moe_tucker_interview_2010_politics_tea_party_velvet_underground_video.php
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Mohammad Reza Pahlavi

Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was the hereditary dictator of Iran prior to the 1979 revolution by Ayatollah Khomeini. He was a strong ally of the United States, especially since the CIA put him in power (with the support of the Iranian military) to check the power of the Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh."A Prize from Fairyland", Andrew Bacevich, London Review of Books, Vol. 39 No. 21, 2 November 2017, pages 5-6. Review of Foreign Relations of the US, 1952-54, Iran, 1951-54, edited by James Van Hook for the Department of State, Washington DC. Chiron Academic Press, 2017 He was removed from power in the The coup that brought Pahlavi to power was also instigated by the British, who had previously had Iran in their sphere of influence and were worried about losing their oil contracts within the country.John W. Limbert, Negotiating with Iran: Wrestling the Ghosts of History. U.S. Institute of Peace Press, 2009, ISBN 9781601270436, p. 76.
Pahlavi was always considered a tool of the West, as he was put in power over his father due to an Anglo-Soviet invasion during World War II. The previous Shah did not allow the transport of US military equipment to the USSR, and so he was deposed. 
The Shah was seen in the West as the perfect example of an enlightened Eastern king and reformer; to be fair, he did give women the right to vote. However, elections were mostly meaningless in the Shah's Iran, there being only two legal political parties,They were nicknamed the "Yes Party" and the "Of Course Party" for their attitudes to royal rule, and were a rare scenario of a de jure two-party system. Even in the West there were many who were upset at how his reforms were always promised and never acted upon. Today, he is almost universally seen for the dictator he was, though most would consider his reign as better than that of the current Iranian government (and there were indeed more benefits than living under the current government).
The Iranian hostage crisis was precipitated by the US allowing Pahlavi to come to the US to receive cancer treatment; the secrecy around his health problems had already weakened his authority.The Shah's Health: A Political Gamble, New York Times, May 17, 1981
Some Iranian expatriates occasionally talk of trying to put Pahlavi's son Reza Pahlavi in power. He has consistently denied any such ambitions, though he pushes (from the United States) for a more democratic Iran.
Of interest to certain idiots, Pahlavi also held the title of Aryamehr, meaning "Light of the Aryans." Because, remember: The real Aryans did not live in Europe (unless you count the Romani).How 'Iran' and 'Aryan' Are Connected, Ha'aretz, May 30,2010Perceptions of Iran: History, Myths and Nationalism from Medieval Persia to the Islamic, Ali M. Ansari, I.B. Tauris, 30 Nov 2013, p131
==See also==
*Bahram Aryana
==Notes==
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Mohammed Ali Al-Bayati

Mohammed Al-Bayati is a prominent and aggressive AIDS denialist whose most noteworthy impact on the world has been his involvement in the unfortunate case of Eliza Jane Scovill. Although claiming to be an expert pathologist, his actual degree and solid work is in veterinary pathology and toxicology.Terribly qualified, this man. Yes, this means that he is not the most qualified person to be evaluating postmortem findings in pediatric AIDS cases. No, he has never done any actual peer-reviewed AIDS research. Search those papers! Not terribly surprised, are we?
Capitalizing on his HIV denial following the Scovill case, he formed the company Toxi-Health International, which provides expert witness services and "can evaluate the health effect resulting from acute and chronic exposure" to various agents, including medication reactions, adverse reactions to vaccines (shades of the Geier family!), pesticides, and a variety of other compounds. His other contribution to suicide is his most famous booklet, Get All The Facts: HIV Does NOT Cause AIDS.You can read the repulsive document in its entirety here. Sadly, the man is still in business today.
==Work in "Pathology"==
Al-Bayati's company, Toxi-Health International, often attempts to fake the cause of death, especially in cases involving the murder of children. In one case, he stated that a child's death from shaken baby syndrome was instead due to internal bleeding caused by a "Vitamin K deficiency". Needless to say, competent coroners usually think differently.A take on his shenanigans.
==See also==
*Christine Maggiore
==External links==
*Toxi-Health International
*Debunking of his work on the Scovill case
==References==
Category:HIV/AIDS
Category:Living people
Mohammed Merah

Mohammed Merah (1988-2012) was a French Muslim, Islamic extremist and admitted perpetrator of a series of murders that occurred in March 2012.
The first three victims were French soldiers, with a rabbi and three children at a Jewish school being murdered days later. Merah admitted Anti-Semitic motivations for his attack.http://www.jpost.com/International/3-hurt-in-apparent-anti-Semitic-attack-in-France Merah claimed to be a member of al-Qaeda, and desired to avenge deaths of Palestinian children and French military intervention. He had previously been placed under surveillance by the French domestic intelligence agency for activities in Pakistan and Afghanistan. He had previously tried to join the French army himself, but was turned down due to convictions of non-terrorist crimes.http://edition.cnn.com/2012/03/21/world/europe/france-shooting-suspect-profile/index.html Reportedly, he became radicalised while in prison.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-17456541. In 2008, a psychiatrist diagnosed Merah with narcissistic personality disorder. Earlier that year, Merah had attempted to commit suicide by hanging while in prison. Like psychopaths, narcissists can become bored very easily and many commit suicide in prison due to the monotony of prison life.
As the three soldiers were also ethnic minorities, there was speculation that the murders were the work of a white supremacist; three neo-Nazis were suspected but subsequently cleared.http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2012/03/20/toulouse-shooting-police-neo-nazis_n_1366386.htmlhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2117014/Toulouse-shooting-Nicolas-Sarkozy-warns-theres-monster-loose.html
Once the Islamic extremist Merah became suspected of the murders he was tracked down by police, resulting in a siege at his house.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-17446999 This culminated in Merah jumping from a window at which point French cops killed him.http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/world-news/toulouse-massacre-suspect-merah-dies-after-jumping-from-window-16134650.html Video footage of the murders was found in his possession.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/9161157/Toulouse-siege-Mohamed-Merah-claimed-he-posted-footage-of-all-the-attacks-online.html
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Molecule

A molecule is the smallest identifiable unit of a substance, made up of one or more atoms bound by covalent and ionic electron bonds. The simplest molecules consist of just one atom, such as the noble gases, or two atoms of the same element in a diatomic formation, or two "complementary" atoms of different elements in a biatomic salt. However, molecules, especially in living creatures, can consist of hundreds or even thousands of atoms in incredibly complex structures, such as proteins, of which being around 100,000 atoms. Carbon nanotubes, a type of fullerene, theoretically have an effectively unlimited size and the longest recorded had about a billion atoms.
The structure of molecules is a direct result of the quantum mechanical constraints on electron energy levels around the nucleus of atoms. The atoms in molecules arrange themselves into consistent geometrical formations and bond angles which maximize the strength of the interatomic bonds.http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/388236/molecule
One of the more popular molecules is water, our good friend H2O, without which "life as we know it" would not be possible. The covalent bonds holding together the two hydrogen atoms and oxygen atom in the water molecule result in the water molecule's "bent" shape. The electric dipole moment caused by this asymmetry in the molecule's structure gives rise to many of water's properties, such as adhesion and its versatility as a solvent. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/636754/water 
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Molybdomancy

Molybdomancy (not to be confused with is the umbrella term for various divination practices involving molten metal (usually tin or lead, because they are common and have a low melting point). Practitioners usually pour the liquified metal into water, allowing it to solidify in a random shape that is then interpreted. (A similar type of divination is as well as a Filipino folk tradition carried out by faith healers using either alum or wax candles.) The term "molybdomancy" itself comes from the Ancient Greek word for "lead": molybdos.
The practice allegedly originated in Ancient Greece and is still used, or at least known, in the Balkans (usually under some variation of the name "pouring lead"). It has been also adopted as a quaint New Year folk-tradition in Germany (Bleigießen, "lead-pouring") and in some Scandinavian countries (Norwegian: støyping, "casting"; Finnish: uudenvuoden tina, "New Year's Tin").
File:Bleigiessen-Set.jpg| Specialized Bleigiessen set: melting spoon and pieces to be melted.
File:Bleigiessen-Vorgang.jpg| A candle is enough, which probably implies the use of some alloy with a low melting-point.
File:Bleigiessen-Ergebnis.jpg| Metal shape after solidifying in water.
File:Bundesarchiv Bild 183-51875-0002, Neujahrsfest, Bleigießen.jpg|Bleigießen in 1957
File:Svátek svatého Ondřeje wróżenie.jpg|As practiced in the Bohemian part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire (c. 1910)
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MonaVie

MonaVie is a pyramid scheme devoted to making money off the diet woo surrounding Açaí berry.
== Health claims ==
They have made wild claims about a wide range of cures that their Açaí berry concoction (including 18 other fruit juices) can do. After litigation by the FDA in 2007, these claims were wildly toned down on the website.FDA's letter to MonaVie about their marketing However, it didn't affect distributors claims till the FDA stepped in again late 2008 to lecture the company again.Second letter to MonaVie about their distributors continuing to make claims Distributors haven't stopped making claims about this "panacea in a bottle" though.
They have made wild claims about celebrity endorsement of how great it is as well, much to the surprise of those who supposedly made the claims.Oprah is a constant target, who sues when she finds out. They have enough money to pay her off and lay low for a bit.
== Operations ==
As a private company, it is impossible to dissect how the company operates. However, there are many former distributors that go on about it online.The Consumerist's Article about the "Purple Horror" blog by former distributor's The gist of it seems to be that distributors (often in a group) will gather a group of friends to have a "tasting party", where they proceed to make outlandish claims about the products curative abilities. The tasting continues as the group tries to sign up (corners and badgers) as many people as possible for an upfront fee of ~$40 and the promise to sell at least 8 bottles of the stuff (at $40 a pop as well) a month with a percentage commission going to them.
Being a part of this company will certainly cure you of a number of things outside of your health, such as having money in your bank account and having friends that don't want to be constantly marketed at.Consumerist's take on MonaVie
===Foreclosure and takeover===
They weren't able to pay off their US$ 182 million in debt and went into foreclosure in early 2015. Eventually operations were taken over by Jeunesse, another MLM scam company.Utah-based MonaVie faces foreclosure after spectacular rise and fallJudge wants answers, halts takeover of MonaVie — for now As of December 2015, the MonaVie website redirects to jeunessetransition.com and it looks like they're planning to continue MonaVie's operations.
==Notes==
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Mona Levin

Mona Levin (born 1939) is a Norwegian theatre critic, who has in recent years also made her mark as the Norwegian version of David Horowitz in the Israel/Palestine debate. Her main contribution is her virulent accusation over several years against former conservative Prime Minister (and lifelong Israel friend) Kåre Willoch that is he is a "racist and antisemite" due to his moderate criticism of some Israeli policies.
==Allegations against Kåre Willoch ==
In the Middle East debate, she is most widely known for over a period of several years having accused Norway's former conservative (as in centre-right) Prime Minister (and lifelong Israel friend) Kåre Willoch of being a "racist and antisemite," because of his moderate criticism of some aspects of Israel's treatment of the Palestinians.Mona Levin: - Willoch er rasist og viser jødehat, Aftenposten– Hun forvrenger totalt på mine utsagn, VG– Kåre Willoch er rasist og jødehater, TV2
Levin's campaign against Willoch started in 2009, when she claimed that Willoch had made a horrible antisemitic comment when he said that the appointment of Rahm Emanuel as White House Chief of Staff was probably not an indication that the U.S. would change its policies towards Israel significantly. The background for this comment, which was a reply to a journalist's question, was the debate over a statement by Rahm Emanuel's father; on his son's appointment, Dr. Benjamin Emanuel, a former Irgun terrorist, said that "obviously he will influence the president to be pro-Israel. Why wouldn’t he be? What is he, an Arab? He’s not going to clean the floors of the White House."Rahm Emanuel’s Father Problem, Time Magazine Rahm Emanuel himself was publicly known as a staunch Israel supporter, having volunteered for its army in 1991, despite being a US citizen.http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3616306,00.html In 2003, Rahm Emanuel even criticized George W. Bush of not being supportive enough of Israel, claiming that Israel's policy of assassinating Palestinian political leaders "was clearly justified as an application of Israel's right to self-defense."http://mondoweiss.net/2008/11/on-israel-rahm-emanuel-is-to-the-right-of-george-bush-and-the-paleos.html Willoch's statement, where he basically agreed with the analysis offered by Emanuel's father and took the long track record of Rahm Emanuel himself into account, was then deliberately misrepresented by Levin as an "anti-semitic statement." Levin however did not make claims of anti-semitic statements against the original source of this analysis, Rahm Emanuel's father.
In Norwegian media, Levin regularly repeats her claim that Willoch is a horrible antisemite, mainly based on her fabricated claim about Willoch's Rahm Emanuel comment. Despite having been refuted numerous times, Levin's claim is also regularly repeated by Norwegian wingnuts, such as Fremskrittspartiet politicians.Urimelig beskyldning mot Kåre Willoch, Dagbladet
==See also==
*Med Israel For Fred
==References==
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Monasticism

Monasticism is a religious practice where people "leave the secular world" and spend their lives involved in religious work and/or worship as monks and nuns. It's practiced by Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christians, and rarely by Protestants.There are small numbers of evangelical ‘New monasteries’ Episcopalians are between Protestantism and Roman Catholicism and there are Episcopalian/Anglican religious orders.
Judaism and Islam have no monastic traditions, but some Eastern religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism have similar religious fraternal organizations.
==Christianity==
In Christianity there are contemplative orders and active orders. Contemplative orders believe their primary goal is prayer and religious contemplation.contemplative order Active orders do outside work such as teaching or nursing.What is the difference between a nun and a sister?
Roman Catholic monks have been involved in heinous child sex abuse; one notorious example was Brother Robert Best in Australia, who committed horrific abuse against many boys and caused at least one suicide. The Christian Brothers protected Best, and let him access more victims.The Catholic Church protected Brother Robert Charles Best, but his victims finally brought him to justiceSuicide inquiry won't shed light: bishop According to another source, Robert Best together with another notorious paedophile priest Father Gerald Risdale caused at least 26 suicides which may be the tip of an iceberg.Sex abuse led to 26 suicides says policeman
==In D&D==
In Dungeons and Dragons and some other role-playing games, the "monk" character class is based (loosely) on the Buddhist monks of the Shao Lin temple. They are martial artists with quasi-mystical powers, who can totally kill you with their chi. They suck next to pretty much everyone, especially clerics and druids. Better play them elsewhere.
==See also==
*Sexual and psychological abuse of nuns
*The priest child molestation scandal
*Celibacy (one of the requirements, as a part of the asceticism)
*Corporal mortification (practiced by some monks and nuns)
==External links==
*The Catholic Clergy
*Secret Instructions of the Society of Jesus
==References==
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Monism

Monism is the school of thought that all existence is universally one thing, which is "that which exists". Sounds circular, but philosophy at its "Philosophy for Idiots" level often does.
There are three views of existence. Monism: all things that exist are of one substance. Dualism: All things that exist are of two substances. Pluralism: there are many substances.
==Philosophers==
Perhaps the most famous advocate of monism is Baruch Spinoza. Spinoza, a pantheist, believed that all things are god, and that when we look at nature and study nature, we are actually seeing god itself. God is not a transcendent substance, but is understood as all that is created and existent.
Leibniz had a slightly more complicated take, claiming that the universe is composed of a great number of individual "bits" called monads (e.g. people, animals, and even smaller parts of the above), but that all monads are part of a single greater whole which is God.
==In religion==
From a religious perspective, monism is often a crucial part of pantheism and panentheism: since all things are god, means all things are ultimately the same (pantheism)... and if all things contain god, then they are made of the same substance (pantheism).
Most mystical religions or mystical aspects of religion are monistic. Writers frequently speak of "being one with all things", and finding the moment when "the links between individual entities breaks down".
Hinduism, in the Rig Vedas, speaks of God creating the world out of his own existence, and being himself in its existence.Chapter 10, V. 121
Philosophical Buddhism states that the truest existence is "non existence", becoming one with all things, as part of the universe. It is often described as letting your body, mind, and soul separate into the very matter that composes it, and letting that matter disperse into all things. Slowly, as the matter disperses, one becomes part of each tree, each cloud, each wave of water.Internet Sacred Text Archive: The Higher Buddhism Allegedly, of course.
Christianity has seen writers like St. John of the Cross who describe moments of becoming one with all of existence and being part of God's Soul.One Little Angel: Saint John of the Cross: history, poems & quotes
Even science could be said to be monistic, in that all of the universe is created of atoms and smaller particles, and that in a very real way, the individual elements and atoms which make up your body this moment are being replaced with other atoms and other elements.
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Monkey

*The first monkey president
*Do you want to be descended from a monkey?
*Ecoterrorism, a.k.a., "monkeywrenching"
*How come there are still monkeys?
*Monkeysphere, the premise that people tend to dehumanize those outside of their particular "Monkeysphere"
*Monkey typewriter theory
*Primates 
*The Monkey Man of Delhi
*The Scopes trial (the "monkey trial")
*"Return to monke", a meme present in anarcho-primitivist groups
*Apes (which are not monkeys)
Category:Animals
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