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Mr. Deity

Mr. Deity is a series of comedy shorts based on the antics of God (Mr. Deity), Jesus (Jesse), Lucifer (Lucy), and God's assistant (Larry, who is not the Holy Ghost). The series is written by Brian Keith Dalton, and distributed via YouTube, Crackle, and the iTunes Store.
The scripts are based on Biblical stories, current events, and domestic life in Heaven and Hell. The overall theme is that of a family business in which Mr. Deity is the CEO/patriarch. The show is written from a comedic and skeptical perspective, and has featured Michael Shermer and PZ Myers as guests.Mr. Deity and the SkepticMr. Deity and the Science Advisor
==Characters==
* Mr. Deity (Brian Keith Dalton): Mr Deity has switched off his omniscience, because in his words, "knowing everything sucks, knowledge is bad". This lack of omniscience is perhaps based on the Old Testament verses in which God appears to not know everything, such as when God allegedly did not know where Adam was hiding in the Garden of Eden. Mr. Deity is comparable to a bumbling CEO or patriarch — his decisions incomprehensible (and seemingly callous) to anyone but himself. In one such example, Larry documents the list of evil things that Mr. Deity is going to allow in the world.Mr. Deity and the Evil
* Larry (Jimbo Marshall): Larry represents the Holy Spirit, acting as a kind of personal assistant to Mr. Deity. Larry is frequently baffled by the decision-making process of Mr. Deity, such as in the 9/11 episode in which he tried to persuade Mr. Deity to intervene to reduce the loss of life.Mr. Deity and the Planes (Season Three, Episode Six)
* Lucy (Amy Rohren): Lucy represents Lucifer, and appears to be the girlfriend of Mr. Deity. The relationship between Lucy and Mr. Deity is comparable to the events of Job, in that Lucy and Mr. Deity appear to have a working relationship. Lucy is pretty hot (in more ways than one). Lucy generally cooperates with Mr. Deity, although she did amuse herself by encouraging Larry to throw stones at Jesus during his practice runs for the Sermon on the Mount.Mr. Deity and the Dress Rehearsal
* Jesus (Sean Douglas): Mr. Deity calls him Jesse, since he appears unable to remember Jesus' real name. In a memorable episode, Jesus is told of the plan for his crucifixion, and asks if his medical plan will cover it. In return for his crucifixion, Jesus is told that he'll become a full partner in the business.Mr. Deity and the Really Big Favor
==Actors==
*Brian Keith Dalton: A formon and video producer living in Burbank, California.
*Jimbo Marshall: Moved away/on from the show to work on his new production company.
*Amy Rohren: Brian's wife at the start of the show; they have now split. She still is on the show, though.
*Sean Douglas
==Memorable quotes==
==External links==
* Mr. Deity site
* Mr. Deity's YouTube channel
==References==
Category:Christianity
Category:Comedy
Category:YouTube
Mud flood

thumb|right|165px|thumb|A building in the Netherlands subsiding because of inadequate foundations in muddy soil.
The mud flood is a supposed global event that took place in the early 1800s which reset all of civilization.Ozman, Tim (2019). Mud Flood 101: A Primer on Mud Flood TheoryHelene, Janine (2020). Heaven Bearers: The Great Reset of 1834 and the Mud Flood It is a unified conspiracy theory, being composed of a mishmash of Atlantis, Masonic conspiracy theories, and the new chronology. It was first popularized in Russia.Gorshenina, Svetlana (2019). Изобретение концепта Средней / Центральной Азии: между наукой и геополитикой (pp. 94, 462–463)
==Foundations==
Believers in the mud flood (mudflooders or mudders?) often use the fact that much of a building's foundations are underground as evidence for their assertion, believing that the foundations were once exposed. Thus, a flood of sediment had to occur for the foundation to be underground. In reality, sturdy foundations for structures are needed to keep the structure stable, and to prevent it from sinking into the ground or from getting destroyed by storms, floods, and earthquakes. However, they do almost have a point for ancient structures such as the great wall of China,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvpYyMxyYPo as they are actually buried beneath sediment, but not due to a mud flood. Sediment collects over time, being deposited by wind (see the falling rocks, landslides, rivers, organisms dying and rotting down, humans littering the place, and human structures withering away. This can be best seen in Middle Eastern which are formed from human settlements lasting thousands of years. Some of them get over 30 meters tall!
Another reason structures may seem to 'sink' into the ground could be poor architectural planning, the changing architecture of the surrounding (such as raising road heights), or structures having basements.
==Tartary==
This is where the inspiration from Anatoly Fomenko's new chronology is most obvious, especially his idea of the 'Russian horde'. The civilization that the mud flood wiped out was the Tartary civilization, which spanned most of Eurasia.Lee, James W. (2020). The One World Tartarians (Black and White): The Greatest Civilization Ever Erased From History In reality, such a civilization on such a scale never existed. Tartary was a blanket term used by western scholars for central and northern Asia.https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4765 For example, northern China (then part of the Qing dynasty) was called 
==See also==
*Global flood
==References==
Category:Conspiracy theories
Category:Geology
Mudiad Amddiffyn Cymru

Mudiad Amddiffyn Cymru (Movement for the Defence of Wales) was a Welsh Nationalist group that committed arson attacks in the early sixties.
The group's origins were in protests against the 1963 flooding of a Welsh village to create the Tryweryn reservoir to provide water for Liverpool.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/4789372.stm The group was reformed in 1967 by leader John Jenkins, this time protesting the investiture of the Prince of Wales with an organised bombing campaign.http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=qps14mSlghcC&lpg=PA441&ots=2j6MQ0GGXb&dq=%22Anti-Sais%20Front%22&pg=PA440#v=onepage&q&f=false
The group planned to launch a bomb attack on the day of the investiture, 1 July 1969, apparently targeting the railway on which the royal train would be traveling. The plan went badly wrong and the bomb detonated at some council offices in Abergele, killing two men.http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/history/sites/investiture/pages/investiture-background.shtmlhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/history/sites/investiture/media/pages/investiture_july_1969_abergele_bomb_16x9.shtml The victims, Alwyn Jones and George Taylor, were generally assumed to have been planting the bomb, although Taylor's daughter has argued that her father may have been trying to prevent the attack.http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/2009/01/14/dad-wasn-t-a-a-bomb-maker-says-north-wales-woman-55578-22686930/
The group also planted a bomb at Llandudno pier in an attempt to prevent Royal Yacht Britannia from docking, although it did not go off.http://youtu.be/pl7SQdsJ4So?t=4m40s
Jenkins was arrested in 1969 and the group was dissolved. Welsh nationalism would return for more arson in the 1980s with Meibion Glyndŵr (sons of Glyndŵr), who burned down English-owned holiday homes when the overflow of holiday homes affected house prices. Only one member of the latter group was ever caught and it has had a far more lasting effect than MAC.
==References==
Category:Terrorist organisations
Mugyo

Muism (Mugyo, "religion of Mu") also known as Korean shamanism or Shinism (Shingyo or 신교, "religion of the gods", with shin being the Korean character derivative of the Chinese shen, is an ancient religion originating from Korea that believes in a spirit world full of gods, spirits, and ghosts. Much of Mugyo is often associated with Confucian beliefs; after the Korean War, Muism as a religion has faded, but it is so engraved into Korean culture that many of its traditions are kept. There are also many myths and legends about how the 'Creation' came to be, but they are now mostly old folktales that are taught to children. It is unsurprising that, from an outsider’s perspective, most of Muism is more superstition rather than religion. It is also often confused with Shintoism.
A Muist shaman is known as a mudang (무당, 巫堂). The mudang, who is usually a woman, acts as an intercessor between a deity and humans. The first 8 mudang were born to a mother goddess associated with a mountain, the myth varies by region and in the most popular version she is a princess revered for her healing powers.Jung Young Lee. Korean Shamanistic Rituals. Mouton De Gruyter, 1981. p.9 Some archaeologists believe that she is based of an older paleolithic mother goddess depicted in neolithic like those seen elsewhere around the world.
There are three elements in the Muist sacrificial ritual, or gut: the spirits from whom a favor is sought, the client who seeks to obtain the favor, and the mudang who makes the connection possible. The gut is usually held to improve fortunes, cure illnesses by exorcisms, or propitiate local village gods, or to celebrate any number of special ceremonies, such as the birth of a child or the guidance of the spirit of a deceased person.
==Types of mudang==
There are two main categories of mudang. 
:Kangshinmu (강신무; 降神巫) and Seseummu(세습무; 世襲巫)
Kangshinmu must undergo an initiation ceremony, in which she/he enters a state of shinbyeong, which is supposed by believers to be possession by a spirit during the ceremony, often accompanied by pain or mental illness. To be healed, a naerim-gut is held, which serves as the main initiation for the new shaman. There are two types of Kangshinmu.
*The mudang (or paksu if male) is a shaman that can be possessed by a momju (a form of god).
*The myǒngdu can channel the spirits of dead persons instead of the spirit of a god.
The sessǔmu are shamans that descend from a bloodline of shamans; again, they are split into two categories:
*The shimbang, who like the mudang have hereditary rights to summon gods, but unlike the mudang does not become one with the spirit.
*The tang'ol, who have rights to perform ceremonies or the gut to serve or entertain a god.
==References==
Category:Eastern religions
Category:Korea
Mullah Krekar

Najmuddin Faraj Ahmad, better known as Mullah Krekar , is an Iraqi-born Kurdish Sunni cleric and the former head of Muslim terrorist group (see Abu Musab al-Zarqawi)."The case of Mullah Krekar," Stratfor Worldview, Jun. 15, 2004.
Krekar came to Norway with his family in 1991 as a quota refugee and has since been imprisoned for making threats against public officials. Although he was supposed to be extradited to Iraq, the order was suspended because the likelihood of torture is high there.
In July 2019, Krekar was sentenced to 12 years in prison by an Italian court for planning terror attacks. Italian prosecutors maintained Krekar led a terror group called with ties to ISIS.Mina Haugli, Jantra Hollum, and Ole Løkevik, «Mulla Krekar dømt til 12 års fengsel i Italia», Verdens Gang, updated Jul. 15, 2019, as displayed Aug. 14, 2019.
==External links==
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==References==
Category:Criminals
Category:Islam
Category:Islamic fundamentalism
Category:Islamic extremism
Category:Living people
Category:Muslims
Category:Norway
Category:Terrorists
Multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disease. It is a condition in which the body's immune system attacks the myelin sheath (fatty white matter) that protects neurons and speeds up the conduction of electrical signals (action potentials). This results in interrupted functioning of the nerves, and in advanced cases, damage to the nerve itself. This may result in mobility problems and shortened lifespans — severely shortened in some cases.
The condition begins to show symptoms for people in the twenties to forties. It occurs more commonly in women and in people of Northern European descent, and tends to run in families, but not all members will contract the disease. It seems genetics may result in a higher risk, with other factors triggering the condition. The mechanism of the disorder, though, is not known. There is no specific test for MS, and a diagnosis is made by ruling out other conditions. Lesions that can be detected by brain scans sometimes disappear and the disease will spontaneously remit, only to return later; the reason for this is not known either.
==Quack Treatments==
There is no cure for MS, treatment consisting mainly of dealing with symptoms as they arise. Because the symptoms and severity of attacks are so variable, it can be difficult to show if a particular treatment is having the desired effect, or if the disease is simply in remission. This has led to a number of bogus treatments. Dietary supplements, vitamins, oxygen therapy, and hyperbaric chambers (among other things) have all been tried and found to have no demonstrable impact on the disease. The Quackwatch website has a page on fake MS cures,Be Wary of Multiple Sclerosis “Cures” by Stephen Barrett (March 9, 2017) Quackwatch. and the Multiple Sclerosis Society has a book available which shows the affect of various treatments on the disease.
Dr. Terry Wahls claims that MS can be controlled to some degree by diet.Terry Wahls' webpage Note that her website displays the Quack Miranda Warning.
==External links==
* Mayo Clinic
* National MS Society USA
==References==
Category:Disease
Mum's Not Having Chemo

Mum's Not Having Chemo is a blog about a woman named Gemma Bond's experience with cancer. In 2011, Bond was diagnosed with ovarian and uterine cancer.Archive copy of About page of the blog (captured 7 Jul 2013). Because of her belief in alternative medicine's effectiveness for cancer, she chose to use alternative treatments instead of chemotherapy. She did have a hysterectomy,Archive copy of "www.mumsnothavingchemo.com/2011/06/a-test-post/" so she was merely taking a 36% increased chance of relapse and death. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20619634
The blog is largely written by Laura, her daughter,As one might expect from the name. who addresses various topics, usually supportive of alternative medicine such as homeopathy,A case of misdiagnosis or spontaneous remission pee therapy,Archive copy of "www.mumsnothavingchemo.com/2011/07/dr-burzynski". black salve, and medical astrology.Archive copy of "www.mumsnothavingchemo.com/2013/05/medical-astrology"
The blog was updated weekly, and started from the cancer diagnosis. Quite naturally,[pun intended] she died, in 2016.
==External links==
*The blog itself
* Two books were derived from the blog: "Mum's Not Having Chemo" (2013) and "You Can Say No Chemo" (2015)
*Daughter, Laura Bond, says she completed training with the "Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN) in 2012".<Br> Quack-Buster Dr Stephen Barrett does not think much of that "institute". 
*Mum’s not having Chemo – Increase in Alternative Medicine Cancer Deaths #1
* In 2016 Laura Bond created the "balanced baby" website where she recommends homeopathic treatments for infantsLaura recommends "Viburcol": a pediatric homeopathic cure-all and the advice of a "naturopathic iridologist"Seriously "naturopathic iridologist" 
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Blogs
Category:Cancer woo
Category:Alternative medicine promoters
Muslim Council of Britain

The Muslim Council of Britain is a council of Muslims in Britain.
==Aims==
The MCB website outlines its primary aims:
==Controversies==
===Boycotts of Holocaust Memorial Day===
The MCB has repeatedly boycotted Holocaust Memorial Day. In 2001 it did this on the grounds that the ceremony "totally excludes and ignores the ongoing genocide and violation of Human Rights in the occupied Palestinian territories [and] includes the controversial question of alleged Armenian genocide as well as the so-called gay genocide", although stressing that the group's members "fully condemn the Nazi Holocaust and sympathise with the families of the Holocaust victims".http://web.archive.org/web/20010309212038/http://www.mcb.org.uk/news260101.html In 2007 it ended its boycott, partly due to "voices who have been attacking us from day one and trying to misconstrue our non-participation as antisemitism".http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2007/dec/03/secondworldwar.religion In 2009, however, the MCB boycotted the ceremony once again, this time protesting Israel's actions in Gaza.http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/jan/26/5
===Daud Abdullah===
The MCB attracted controversy over the membership of Daud Abdullah, who signed a declaration outlining, amongst other things, "The obligation of the Islamic Nation to regard the sending of foreign warships into Muslim waters, claiming to control the borders and prevent the smuggling of arms to Gaza, as a declaration of war [that] must be rejected and fought by all means and ways."http://www.hurryupharry.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/istpdf.pdf
In 2009 the Labour government severed relations with the MCB in response to Abdullah's support of Hamas.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/government-shuns-muslim-council-over-link-with-hamas-1651323.html The MCB replied by stating that it "no way supports the targeting or killing of British soldiers anywhere in the world. This is the agreed position of all MCB Office Bearers without exception including the MCB's Central Working Committee."http://www.mcb.org.uk/article_detail.php?article=announcement-781
===Salman Rushdie===
Dr Muhammad Abdul Bari, Secretary-General of the MCB, has denounced Salman Rushdie's book The Satanic Verses and promoted peaceful protest against it; the MCB website, meanwhile, proclaimed that the group was "disturbed" that Rushdie had been given a knighthood.http://www.mcb.org.uk/media/presstext.php?ann_id=259
==External links==
* Official website
==References==
Category:Islam
Category:Organizations
Muslim Patrol

The Muslim Patrol was a London-based organisation consisting of several fanatics, dedicated to hassling non-Muslims who enter "Muslim areas."http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/jan/24/muslim-patrol-gang-arrests-homophobic-video In January 2013 it maintained a YouTube channel containing videos of its activities; this has since been closed, but the videos can be found elsewhere online. 
One video begins with the makers jeering at a woman in a miniskirt before haranguing people who are carrying alcoholic drinks, telling them that "this is a Muslim area, obviously no alcohol is allowed in this area." After this they approach a woman and proclaim "we don't respect dolls who disrespect God"; exactly what sin she was guilty of (aside from being a woman) is not clear. In the climax to the video the makers film an injured cyclist from afar, declaring that the accident must have been brought on by alcohol.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trdJYjXwZ9Q Another video from the Muslim Patrol shows them harassing a man who is "dressed like a fag",https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5O2-3kwndg&bpctr=1358674017 while another saw them celebrating vandalised bra adverts at bus stops.http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=beb_1358359911 They also threatened to stab people not complying.http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/173925#.Vb8NvptREiQ 
The Commentator blog ran a story on the videos which referred to "Muslim patrols" in the plural.http://www.thecommentator.com/article/2458/_muslim_patrol_vigilantes_attempt_to_control_london_streets The Daily Mail picked up on the story later on, identifying "a number of men seen shouting 'this is a Muslim area' towards white Britons" in the video footage.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2263905/Muslim-patrol-Hooded-vigilantes-walking-streets-London-telling-women-cover-taking-alcohol-hands-revellers-behave-Islamic-way.html
Incidents such as this are not unprecedented — see the "gay free zone" stickers put up in parts of London in 2011, or the "shariah controlled zone" stickers from Muslims Against Crusades the same year — but what is obscured by reports such as the two above is the small size of the Muslim Patrol. It is hard to say for certain exactly how many people are involved in the videos, as they spend most of their time behind the camera.
In December 2013 three men were jailed for involvement in the group: Jamaal Uddin (born Jordan Horner), Ricardo MacFarlane and a 23-year-old who has not yet been named for legal reasons. Uddin had previously been jailed for six weeks after assaulting a photographer and damaging a car.http://guardianlv.com/2013/12/muslim-patrol-sent-to-jail-for-enforcing-sharia-law-in-london-streets/http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/dec/06/muslim-vigilantes-jailed-sharia-law-attacks-london
Several more patrols continued.
==References==
Category:Homophobia
Category:Islamic extremism
Category:Sexism
Category:YouTube
My enemy's enemy

"My enemy's enemy is my friend" is an old Indian saying.http://www.columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00litlinks/kautilya/book06.htm
It explains some strange political, religious, and epistemological alliances, such as the Second World War alliance of the US and Britain with the USSR, the alliance between the US and the Khmer Rouge, or the right-wing Mormons and right-wing Catholics during the Proposition 8 campaign in California.
A shorthand version of the saying provides the name for this proverb's entry on TV Tropes, known as "Enemy Mine" (the film starring Dennis Quaid and the story it was based on by Barry Longyear were named after this).Film / Enemy Mine TV Tropes.
The Communist Party of Great Britain (Marxist-Leninist) uses this argument extensively in international relations.
One of the more well-known examples of this was the Soviet Union in World War II. At first, they signed a non-aggression pact with Nazi Germany, so neither one could get in the way of their plans to invade Poland. Later on, when the Nazis invaded the USSR, the USSR entered a pseudo-alliance with the Allies. However, the ultimate example of the concept is the apparent alliance between Russia, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, and North Korea, because they are all enemies of the United States and its countless puppets allies.
A more modern example would be when TERFs allied with ultra-conservatives and men's rights activists because they detest transgender people for differing reasons.House Republicans Hide Behind ‘Lesbian Radical Feminist’ to Push Anti-Trans Agenda from the Rewire News GroupThe rise of anti-trans “radical” feminists, explained, Vox
Corporations are also known to form unlikely alliances especially when two rival companies have a mutual enemy, such as with Intel collaborating with long-time rival AMD for a CPU-GPU package in a bid to challenge graphics juggernaut Nvidia; the inclusion of a graphics processor from AMD is an apparent stop-gap move while Intel was busy developing their own graphics architecture to take on Nvidia and AMD. Similarly, Disney joined forces with its chief rival Warner Bros. in a Disney+/Hulu/Max (formerly HBO Max) bundle in a bid to take on the likes of Netflix and Paramount (through their Paramount+ service). This perhaps led to conspiracy theories accusing otherwise feuding companies of colluding with each other to suppress certain things, e.g. the 2023 propaganda film Sound of Freedom, whose delay was attributed to mainstream film studios nixing it due to "sensitive subject matter" which wingnuts took as a coverup of corporations' crimes.Disney, NYTs, Netflix, etc., show a concerted effort to cancel Sound of Freedom. Regardless the accuracy of their arguments, do they have such contempt for people’s intelligence they don't realize this implicates them, or are they too afraid to care?
==See also==
*Two wrongs don't make a right
*Horseshoe theory
==External links==
*Maxim 29: Enemy of my enemy is my enemy's enemy, no more, no less.
==References==
Category:Informal fallacies
Category:Political terms