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OpEdNews

OpEdNews is a left-wing website which, in its own words, is the "Drudge Report for progressives." Apparently, the staff at OpEdNews miss the irony of that statement, suggesting that one can look upon Matt Drudge as a professional role model and be taken seriously (well … doubtless they meant to say they want to emulate his popularity). The site regularly posts content from established progressive writers, as well as ramblings submitted by readers who come up with interesting takes on certain topics. And professional cranks like Mike Adams. Like The Huffington Post and Truthout before it, OpEdNews has fallen into the trap of trying to set itself apart from the mainstream media by allowing its writers to spew all sorts of conspiracy theories,9/11 official story doubts becoming more mainstream. Patin, Gregory. 28 September 2012.Colorado PBS Runs 9/11 Film Sponsored by 9/11 Families: Experts Reject Official Story, Present Evidence of Demolition. Lopez, Ralph. 17 September 2012.CIA Executive's Son: Agency Murdered JFK & Lover. Krieg, Andrew. 17 August 2012. radiophobia,Japan Fukushima Nuclear Fallout News by Helen Caldecott. Geery, Daniel. 27 August 2012.Fukushima Denial/Awareness. Wolman, Carol. 28 May 2012.Fukushima poses ongoing danger. Peebles, John. 25 April 2012 and anti-scientific moonbattery.Genetically Modified Foods, Depopulation, and Prop. 37. Mootry, Joan. 11 October 2012The GMO debate is over; GM crops must be immediately outlawed; Monsanto halted from threatening humanity. Adams, Mike. 22 September 2012.Despite Exuberance Many Vaccines Do Far More Harm Than Good. Ji, Sayer. 13 June 2012Vaccines as Biological Weapons? Live Avian Flu Virus Placed in Baxter Vaccine Materials Sent to 18 Countries. Laudyms. 12 March 2009Vaccines' Dark Inferno: What is not on insert labels?. Gale, Richard. 29 September 2009
==See also==
*Fake news
==External links==
* OpEdNews homepage
==References==
Category:Conspiracy theorists
Category:Media
Category:Pseudoscience promoting organizations
Category:Radiophobia
Operation Black Vote

Operation Black Vote is a British organisation dedicated to encouraging black people and members of other ethnic minority communities to engage with politics.
==Background==
The organisation was formed in 1996 as a result of a collaboration between two smaller groups, Charter88 and the 1990 Trust.http://www.obv.org.uk/about-us It aims to counter institutionalised racism and ensure that the voices of racial minority groups are heard within the political establishment.http://www.obv.org.uk/about-us/mission
==Criticism==
In 2010, blogger Edmund Standing criticised the organisation in a post entitled "Operation Black Vote and the curse of racial collectivism". In it, he compared OBV to the BNP, arguing that both groups prioritise race to an unnecessary degree and encourage their supporters to indulge in a victim mentality. He concluded that the best way to counter racism is to treat people as individuals, rather than as ethnic communities, and that groups such as OBV are only making matters worse by treating skin colour as more important than individual political views.http://edmundstanding.wordpress.com/2010/05/01/operation-black-vote-and-the-curse-of-racial-collectivism/
==Operation English Vote==
A derivative (and rather more right-wing) group purporting to represent white English people, Operation English Vote, set up shop on Facebook in May 2012. Predictably, much of its material is devoted to ranting about Marxists.https://www.facebook.com/pages/Operation-English-Vote-Member-of-the-New-Patriot-Alliance/394185540634034?fref=ts
Hope not Hate claims that OEV's Twitter account is run by former EDL member Bill Baker.http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/blog/article/2094/bills-bad-olympics
==External link==
* Official website
==References==
Category:British politics
Category:Political action groups
Operation Red Dog

Operation Red Dog was a 1981 plot to overthrow the government of the Caribbean island of by several members of the Ku Klux Klan, undercover agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, a former prime minister of Dominica, and several other right-wing mercenaries.
==The plan==
KKK Grand Wizards Don Black of the United States and Wolfgang Droege of Klanada, along with long-standing member Mike Perdue (who, against most KKK regulations, was homosexual) hatched an idea that they and a small group of individuals would charter a boat from New Orleans to Dominica, loaded with firearms and Nazi paraphernalia, to rendezvous with deposed former Dominican prime minister Patrick John and a small army that he had assembled, take over the small island nation, and turn it into a white supremacist haven (although some accounts have the purpose of the operation as opening several lucrative businesses, including cocaine-running and brothels).
==The foiling of said plan==
The crew and boat captain that KKK leader David Duke had himself chartered backed out of the operation at the last minute, and Mike Perdue asked Vietnam Vet Michael Howell, under the guise of the CIA needing the boat for a secret operation, to assist in troop transport. Howell contacted federal agencies, and John was arrested in Dominica. For some reason, the operation was attempted anyway, and the group involved were arrested in New Orleans by the FBI. Most of the involved received 1-3 year prison sentences. Duke pled the fifth and was never charged. Droege was shot and killed in 2005 in Toronto.Wolfgang Droege White Supremacist who Tried to Overthrow Dominica's Government is Shot to Death. TheDominican.Net. April 05, 2005. Retrieved October 22nd, 2021. Don Black (and his ironic surname) is the founder of Stormfront.
==Various notes==
*An alternate name for the operation, as coined by the "good guys" is the Bayou of Pigs, a name drawn from the Bay of Pigs, a failed attempt to overthrow the Castro government of Cuba.
*The original plot was to take over the island of Grenada. Reagan would do something similar a few years later.
*Droege said of the attempted coup and his imprisonment: "We had the men and the resources, it was just unfortunate that we got caught.. .but jail wasn't that bad. It really put American society and the racial issue into perspective. Plus, it gave me an opportunity to network with other racialist leaders, which really helped me after I got out."
*The foiling of the attempted coup was the final impetus for Louis Beam to begin writing his "Leaderless Resistance" manifesto that he would share with others in his inner circle in 1983 before popularizing it in the following decade as part of his strategy to make the American far-right much harder to crack down fully so they can retain their power to perform a fascist coup once they have reached critical mass (which came dangerously close)
==External links==
*Associated Content
==References==
Category:Coups
Category:Crime
Category:Imperialism
Category:Racism
Category:Neo-Nazism
Category:United States history
Operation Swedistan

Operation Swedistan or #ForBetterSweden was an attempted right-wing troll campaign spawned in November 2017 by 4chan's /pol/ board. The campaign allegedly wanted to replace the current (a yellow on blue background) with a new, migrant-friendly flag (yellow on blue background). The campaign produced a fake Avaaz.org petition (3.4k signatures),, Avaaz fake Change.org petition (15 signatures),, Change.org fake newspaper articles, and a lot of fake adverts (see ).
It didn't work.
==Failure==
The campaign was favorably reported on by conspiracy-riddled InfoWars,, Infowars creationist-supporting WND,, WND and a few right-wing YouTubers., The Angry Foreigner on YouTube, Wild Smile on YouTube, SomeBlackGuy on Twitter, Alt-Right TV on YouTube However, 4chan's 100+ threads on the subject"("operation swedistan" OR "forbettersweden") site:4plebs.org", Google Search were unable to make the campaign catch on. Searches for "Operation Swedistan" and "ForBetterSweden" were insignificant for all months but December 2017,"Operation Swedistan", Google Trends"ForBetterSweden", Google Trends and searches for "Sweden new flag" have actually decreased over the last five years."Sweden new flag", Google Trends Mainstream outlets all noted that the campaign was a hoax, including the BBC,, BBC , Metro and even Turkish state media ., TRT Avaaz polled its members and took down the petition.
==Image gallery==
File:Sweden replacing its islamophobic flag.png|Fake Huffington Post article: "Sweden Replacing Its Islamophobic Flag"
File:Swedish progressives push for flag to represent diversity.png|Fake Slate article: "Swedish Progressives Push for Flag to Represent Diversity"
File:Sweden has improved.jpg|Fake advert: "Sweden has improved. Time to improve our flag. #ForBetterSweden", 4chan
File:New culture new flag.jpg|Fake advert: "White Christian Men are the biggest obstacle against a progressive global march for peace and acceptance."
File:My family is here.png|Fake advert: "My family is here. My future is here. So why don't I feel at home? A flag for a multicultural Sweden. ", 4chan
File:End the hate change the state.png|Fake advert: "End the hate. Change the state. [....] Let us make a stand. Change the flag. Change our hearts."
==See also==
*Alt-right glossary
*DropTheB
*Islam
*LGBTP
*No White Democrats
==References==
Category:4chan
Category:Alt-right
Category:Islamophobia
Category:Racism
Category:Right-wing troll campaigns
Ophelia Benson

thumb|165px|Ophelia Benson at the Women in Secularism conference, reeking of the fecal odor of transphobia.Ophelia Benson is a trans-exclusionary radical feminist (TERF),
Some of her comments on Facebook and Twitter. She compares transgender people to Rachel Dolezal's transracialism, dances around saying trans women are women and thanks Cathy Brennan for her support. a self-proclaimed "skeptic" (but she probably isn't), and the editor of Butterflies and Wheels, a blog about pseudoscience.
==The good==
Ms. Benson was a self-professed "skeptic" despite denying important feminist principles. She coauthored several books criticizing and satirizing anti-rationalism, misogyny,Notably not transmisogyny. Wonder why that is... and pseudoscience. All of these are in partnership with , a British sociologist and the cofounder of Butterflies and Wheels.http://www.butterfliesandwheels.org/books/why-truth-matters/ She's also a notable female atheist, which is nice, given the inequality in the atheist community. What's much less nice is that she's just another cis atheist, given that same, you know, inequality in the atheist community. That she has had no role whatsoever in creating and perpetuating, of course.
==The bad==
She left Freethought Blogs because she was rightfully called a transphobe for "having her own ideas about gender".https://freethoughtblogs.com/butterfliesandwheels/ These ideas put her at odds with many other writers at Freethought Blogs. FTB supports social justice; Benson does not: witness, Benson thanked Cathy Brennan for her Twitter post defending Benson and denouncing so-called "SJWs."
==The ugly==
Ms. Benson wrote:http://www.butterfliesandwheels.org/2019/all-women/ /
 
And:http://www.butterfliesandwheels.org/2021/if-your-claim-to-feminism/
 
She also wrote: http://www.butterfliesandwheels.org/2021/planned-disappearance-of-women// /
==External links==
*Butterflies and Wheels
==Notes==
==References==
category:Living people
Category:Atheists
Category:TERFs
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Orac

*Orgone accumulator — A device invented by Wilhelm Reich to trap and focus orgone energy
*Respectful Insolence — A blog by a doctor and medical researcher, whose nom de blog is Orac, on medical woo and many other pseudoscience topics. Also one of the contributors to ScienceBlogs.
*Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity, which is what antioxidants have
*A fictional computer from the science fiction television series Blake's 7, an article on which (or whom, as it is theoretically Turing-test compliant) can be found here.
Orb

thumb|left|170px|A UFO exploring Independence Hall?!
Sometimes you get dust on your camera lens, or catch a snowflake, raindrop, or bit of dust as the light hits it, creating a big out-of-focus blob in the middle of your picture. Ufologists and other fanciers of the paranormal call these orbs and consider them evidence of... something. A ghostly presence, perhaps. 
Like other camera phenomena, orbs invariably seem to come from certain paranormalists' tendency to miss minor details and avoid critical analysis. Other, more sensible, paranormalists equip themselves with stereoscopic digital cameras to find the orb's true distance from the camera — which of course turns out to be rather shorter than the woo-pushers would like.Steve Parsons. "Orbs!... At last some definitive evidence that they are not paranormal." Para.Science. 2010.
Protip: Wanna make your own orbs? Go out with a camera during a light drizzle and take pictures, but forget to turn off your flash. Show to the credulous. Profit. Works better if the flash is close to the lens so you would be better off using a compact camera rather than a DSLR with an externally mounted flash.
, on the other hand, is a critically acclaimed electronic band.
==See also==
*Electronic voice phenomenon
*Pareidolia
*Rods
*Noel Edmonds
==References==
Category:Paranormal
Category:Technology
Category:Woo
Organized complexity

Organized complexity is, simply put, things that look designed. (They don't have to be designed.) This is a subjective term without any clear definitions or measures (since things look different to different people, and people have different ideas of extents of definitions) and therefore scientifically useless. Do things necessarily have to appear organized to look designed?
How can things just up and organize themselves?
At the molecular/cellular level, interactions are governed by (a phenomenon unfamiliar at the macro level) and may better be thought of as rather than Newtonian balls.
It is also the case, as Steven Johnson notes in his book, Emergence,Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software by Steven Johnson. ISBN 0684868768. that many apparently random, chaotic, and infinitely complex collectives do organize themselves into meaningful patterns — "organized complexity". Phenomena cited are ant colonies, cities, and "learning" software that creates at least a mime of intelligence. 
The basic force at work is that of guiding principles, laws, instructions — that are repeated — and these repeated instructions, such as one might find in DNA, for instance, manifest themselves in patterns, and then patterns into form. So from ideas, laws, or principles, the form of life materializes. And this comes not from an authorized signal-giver, but rather "from below", integral to the "swarm" itself.
==See also==
* Intelligent design
* Irreducible complexity
==References==
Category:Creationism
Category:EvoWiki ports
Category:Evolution
Orgone accumulator

thumb|right|165px|An "orgone accumulator," based on Reich's original design.
An orgone accumulator (ORAC) was a box developed by Wilhelm Reich to trap and then radiate his magical orgone energy into a concentrated area. Reich constructed the box so that it had organic material lining the outside of its walls and metallic material lining the insides of its walls. To Reich, orgone energy would be drawn into the organic material on the outside of the box, but then be radiated into the box by the metallic inner lining. Over time, this orgone energy would "accumulate" in the interior of the box.
Reich came to the conclusion that orgone energy would be absorbed by organic substances because of his (woefully inadequate) knowledge of "radiation" — by which he meant "nuclear" radiation, e.g. the spooky stuff that comes out of radium. Somewhere along the line, he heard that organic matter absorbs radiation,Wilhelm Reich, The Cancer Biopathy, ch. III, sec. 3 (p. 90, 1973 trans.) and that was all he needed to convince himself that orgone energy "must" behave the same way.
Objects (including people) could then be placed inside such a device and be exposed to well above background levels of orgone energy. Of course, there is absolutely no evidence that orgone exists, so any device designed to "accumulate" it in one place can be immediately written off. Orgone accumulators were proposed to cure everything from mental disease to cancer. It is the ultimate mix of woo and pseudoscience.
==See also==
*Cloudbuster
*Radiation woo
==References==
Category:Cancer woo
Category:Woo
Orthodox

*The quality of being conforming, established, or traditional; especially a term regarding religion, but also used more generally.
*Eastern Orthodox Church
*Orthodox Judaism
*Orthodoxy, a 1908 book by G. K. Chesterton.
In religion, the opposite of orthodox is heterodox, a.k.a. heretical. More generally, the term unorthodox is used for the unconventional.
category:Religious terms
Orthomolecular medicine

Orthomolecular medicine is a form of vitamin woo based on nutritional supplements. The name was picked by Linus Pauling, in his Vitamin C quack period, to mean "the right molecules." He hypothesized that "substances that are normally present in the human body" are therefore good, so high doses will treat disease. This has been shown to be false; many vitamins in high doses, especially fat-soluble ones that can accumulate in the body, will cause you quite some harm.
Despite this, desperate cancer patients get lured in by this one a lot, feeling that actual medicine has failed them and Big Pharma cares more about money than their well-being.Velicer CM, Ulrich CM (2008). "Vitamin and mineral supplement use among US adults after cancer diagnosis: a systematic review". J Clin Oncol 26 (4): 665–73. doi:10.1200/JCO.2007.13.5905. PMID 18235127.
Other diseases attract this, too: Matthias Rath pushed this bullshit to AIDS patients in South Africa, killing several. He tried to sue Ben Goldacre to stop him from writing about it. This, of course, failed. 
Some even claim that vitamins cure psychiatric problems. The American Psychiatric Association is not impressed:
Despite all this evidence that orthomolecular medicine is more harm than help, proponents of orthomolecular medicine allege a Big Pharma conspiracy to suppress their important insights, and have done so since Pauling.
==References==
Category:Alternative medicine
Category:Cancer woo
Orval Faubus

Orval Eugene Faubus was the Dixiecrat governor of Arkansas from 1954-1967.
==Early political achievements== 
During the first few months of his administration, Faubus desegregated public transportation in Arkansas and investigated the possibility of integrating public schools, which was quite a courageous endeavor for a man of his time (and place).Orval Faubus (1910-1994), Wash. U His progressive approach to civil rights reform would prove to be short-lived, however.
==Central High crisis==
In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that public schools had to be integrated. White Arkansans were not amused. In a stunning display of political douchebaggery, Faubus (envious of the success his opponents were having using segregationist rhetoric to stir up white voters) decided that the wisest course of action would be to deploy the Arkansas National Guard to Little Rock Central High School at the beginning of the 1957-58 school year in order to block nine African American students from entering. They were known as the Little Rock Nine.
U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower was not amused. He gave Faubus an epic presidential bitch-slap and federalized the Arkansas National Guard. He then deployed the 101st Airborne Division of the US Army to the school in order to suppress the inevitable redneck uprising mob violence that ensued and enforce the federal court order.Little Rock School Desegregation (1957), Stanford Students would have to finish the remainder of the school year under the supervision of the U.S. military. The school was closed for the 1958-59 school year, ending any hopes of the football team going to the state championship that season.You mad? Amazingly, Faubus continued on as governor until 1967, when he chose not to run again, thank God. He ran for the Democratic presidential primary nomination over and over until 1986. He died in 1994.
==See also==
*Jim Crow laws
==External links==
*Brave Hearts: Remembering the Little Rock Nine, LIFE
*Series of Little Rock documents at the Eisenhower Presidential Library
==References==
Category:Authors
Category:Former United States Governors
Category:Government incompetence
Category:Leftists who turned right with age
Category:Military
Category:Perennial candidates
Category:Racists
Category:Segregationists
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Category:United States politicians
Category:United States presidential candidates
Ossuary of James

The Ossuary of James is a box (or more specifically, an ) which contains an inscription referencing a James who has a brother called Jesus and a father called Joseph. It is put forward by some Christian apologists as evidence for the historical existence of Jesus Christ.
==The story==
Biblical Archaeology Review Nov/Dec 2002 ran a story claiming the discovery in Jerusalem of an ossuary inscribed יעקוב בר יוסף אחוי דישוע = "Ya'aqov bar Yosef akhui Yeshua'" ("James/Jacob,"James" and "Jacob" are the same name in Hebrew. son of Joseph, brother of Jesus"). This became a major news story around the world.
 
The inscription was claimed to have been dated to 70 CE. If authentic, this would not have been conclusive evidence, but would have been intriguing to historians, marking the existence of a James who was the son of a Joseph who had a brother significant enough to mention, as it was uncommon on ossuaries of the day to inscribe family names other than that of the person's father.
==Fraud==
The Israeli Antiquities Authority published a report in June 2003 concluding that a part of the inscription was added recently and made to match the rest by the addition of a chalk solution.Final Report Of The Examining Committees For the Yehoash Inscription and James Ossuary Suspicion fell on Oded Golan and he was arrested. What followed can be best described as a circus, with people claiming to know who had forged the inscription for Golan being prevented from going to Israel for the trial.The Stone Box And Jesus' Brother's Bones 60 Minutes (20 March, 2008)Shragai, Nadav (Apr 14, 2008) The Art of Authentic Forgery Ha'aretz
In the end, in 2012, Oded Golan was acquitted of all forgery charges on the basis that "The prosecution failed to prove beyond all reasonable doubt what was stated in the indictment: that the ossuary is a forgery and that Mr. Golan or someone acting on his behalf forged it."Antiquities collector acquitted of forgery charges in 'James ossuary' case However, this acquittal of forgery charges did not actually authenticate the ossuary itself or the writing on it.
Even though, as documented by Professor of Ancient History and Archaeology Eric H. Cline, the provenience (where exactly the artifact was found) and provenance (an object's complete documented history) were nonexistent,Cline, Eric H. (2009) Biblical Archaeology: A Very Short Introduction, "Fabulous finds or fantastic forgeries?" Oxford University Press
 the inscription as genuine argument was trotted out in the pseudojournal called Open Journal of Geology (OJoG), which published an article called "The Authenticity of the James Ossuary" in support of the authenticity of the inscription. However, the publisher of the OJoG, "Scientific Research Publishing," is known for accepting and publishing questionable science, to the extent that academics have been warned that "this could hurt the reputation of your work if you publish in one of their journals."List of predatory publishers for 2014 Scholarly Open Access
==See also==
*Evidence for the historical existence of Jesus Christ
*Jesus
*Joseph (husband of Mary)
==References==
Category:Jesus-related hoaxes