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Tim Todd

Tim Todd is an evangelist who runs Revival Fires International Ministries based in West Monroe, LA. Following in the vein of Jack Chick, Tim Todd's ministry publishes various "kid-friendly" media series designed to warn your children of dangers of evolution, rock music, homosexuality, abortion, and Harry Potter. These include The Truth for Youth series of evangelical tracts, which are similar to Chick Tracts, but in a more contemporary manga style (there is also a Truth for Youth Bible which features the New Testament stores in a comic book format). Todd boasts of of his "TFY" Bible having been endorsed by the likes of Michael Reagan, Rod Parsley, Pat Boone, Jerry Falwell, and others
The online store also includes other media including the "Hairy Polarity" comic book (a Harry Potter parody which teaches your children about the real witchcraft found in the book series), as well as the "Freddy for Jesus" children's program - which features Todd and his "puppet buddy" Freddy (who bears an eerie resemblance to the 80's Michael Jackson) teaching your kids about the Bible.
His ministry has been featured on many news stations (such as CNN and Fox) and Christian programs (such as the 700 Club).http://www.timtodd.org/about.html
==See also==
*John Todd
*BibleMan
==External links==
*Tim Todd's website
*Examples of Tim's comics
*Clip of Tim's "Freddy for Jesus" children's program
==References==
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Timeless physics

Timeless physics is an attempt to construct a useful formulation of physics that does not rely on a "t" term as fundamental, but rather has what we perceive as "time" emerge from the model.
Its main proponent is Julian Barbour, in his 1999 book The End Of Time.Julian Barbour. The End of Time: The Next Revolution in Physics. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0195145925. First chapter. Barbour says that time is only an illusion, and that problems arise from assuming that it does exist: "Change merely creates an illusion of time, with each individual moment existing in its own right, complete and whole." He notes that Einstein, in one of his last letters, writes: "People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubborn, persistent illusion."
The notion is very fringe, but is regarded by serious physicists (including such diverse people as Lee Smolin and Luboš MotlTimeless physics (Luboš Motl, The Reference Frame, 08 April 2006)Timeless physics 2009 (Luboš Motl, The Reference Frame, 20 June 2009)) as "interesting" rather than "crank." Timelessness would obviously be more elegant, so the idea appeals to physicists. There just isn't much of practical use for it as yet.
LessWrong also endorses the idea and develops a few of its odder local ideas from it.Timeless Physics (Eliezer Yudkowsky, LessWrong, 27 May 2008)
==External links==
*Research Papers (Julian Barbour's papers)
==References==
Category:Physics
Category:Time
Timothy Geithner

Timothy Franz "Great Gazoo" Geithner (b. 1961) is politician and economist and from 2009 until 2013 the Secretary of the Treasury under President Obama. He attended Dartmouth College and the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and served in the International Monetary Fund as well as the New York Federal Reserve Bank. Geithner played a key role in dealing with the financial crisis of the Great Recession and fell under the inevitable criticism of some conservatives as well as many liberals. Apparently Geithner had not paid $35,000 in taxes for the years 2001–2004.Tax problems may plague Obama's treasury pick He later paid them, plus $15,000 in interest. Reuters
==AIG scandal==
Geithner is said to have urged to conceal certain terms of the company's bailout from the public.Occupy Seattle, Facebook, March 6 2012.
==References==
*Biography: Timothy Franz Geithner
==References==
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Timothy McVeigh

Timothy James McVeigh was an American right-wing terrorist responsible for the Oklahoma City bombing, which destroyed a federal building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in 1995, killing 168 people, and injuring around 600.
McVeigh was a Gulf War veteran and gun freak weapons enthusiast, and was connected to the militia movement. He was inspired at least in part by The Turner Diaries, a neo-Nazi dystopian novel depicting a racial apocalypse. It has since been argued by fellow terrorist Ted Kaczynski that his fascination with the book related purely to its terrorism and did not extend to its racism, which seems true as McVeigh did not seem to have a heavy emphasis on race in his ideology compared to his fellow militia movement members (who mostly view America as a white Christian only country).Appendix B, pages 398 - 402 of the book American Terrorist: Timothy McVeigh & the Oklahoma City bombing
McVeigh, who believed that a totalitarian New World Order was coming, stated that his attack was a response to the U.S. government's previous sieges of armed cultists at Waco and Ruby Ridge. He had visited Waco during the standoff to express his solidarity with those in the compound. The Oklahoma City bombing was his act of revenge, and he saw his victims' deaths as acceptable collateral damage, as terrorists invariably do. According to the book American Terrorist, after reading John Ross' novel (appropriate, eh?), he decided it might have been better if he had carried out an assassination campaign instead of an act of mass murder and destruction.
McVeigh was executed in 2001, exactly three months before 9/11. Relatives of McVeigh's victims watched the execution on closed circuit television.Timothy McVeigh at findadeath.com.
McVeigh's life and death have also been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories. These primarily revolve around the notion that the Oklahoma Bombing was a false-flag terror attack; conspiracy theorists argue that McVeigh was a "patsy" and that he is still alive, his execution being staged,Tim McVeigh is Still Alive! goodnewsaboutgod.com. or that there was another bomber involved ("John Doe #2").Confession of the Oklahoma City Bomber: John Doe 2 Exists. Amercian Thinker, 11 April 2011.
==See also==
*Survivalism
*Unabomber
*Eric Robert Rudolph
*The Turner Diaries - His inspiration for the Oklahoma City Bombing.
==References==
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Timothy Mousseau

Timothy Mousseau is a leading "scientist" in the anti-nuclear movement. After a mainstream biology education he eventually became a professor at the University of South Carolina.http://cricket.biol.sc.edu/Mousseau/Mousseau.html Since then, he has taken an unorthodox approach, particularly in regards to radiation damage suffered by animals around Chernobyl and Fukushima. Collaborating with Dr. Anders Pape Møller (who was found guilty of fabricating data by a Danish government committee in 2004Ecologists Rocked by Misconduct Finding, Gretchen Vogel, Fiona Proffitt, Richard Stone, Science Magazine, 2004) he has produced large amount of research showing that radiation causes far more damage than is accepted by almost anyone else, claiming to have found evidence of tumors, physical deformities, and reduced populations."Genetic and Ecological Studies of Animals in Chernobyl and Fukushima", Timothy A. Mousseau and Anders P. Møller, Journal of Heredity, Volume 105 Issue 5, Pp. 704-709.
As well has revealing claimed damage from radiation, Mousseau has also claimed to have found evidence of animals adapting to high radiation levels in the area around Chernobyl, with the suggestion that species that are thriving around Chernobyl may have adapted to counter the damaging effects of radiation.At Chernobyl, Hints of Nature’s Adaptation, Henry Fountain, New York Times, May 5, 2014 However other scientists have disputed his findings, finding no proof of any effect from elevated radiation levels around Chernobyl.
Unfortunately for Professor Mousseau, his work is now widely viewed as unscientific because nobody else has been able to find the damage he reports.https://www.triumf.info/wiki/pwalden/index.php/Mousseau_at_the_Helen_Caldicott_Symposium%2C_March_11%2C_2013 Although he routinely speaks at anti-nuclear rallies rather than scientific conferences, unlike most anti-nuclear activists he still participates in the scientific community.http://cricket.biol.sc.edu/mousseau/mousseau-cv.pdf
==References==
category:Living people
Category:Anti-nuclear-energy activists
Category:Radiophobia
Tom

*Tom Bethell, pseudoscience promoter
*Tom Cruise, actor and Scientologist
*Tom DeLay, corrupt former Congressman from Texas
*Tom DeLonge, musician and ufologist
*Tom Harkin, former Senator from Iowa
*Tom Laughlin, director of Billy Jack
*Tom Lehrer, mathematician and parodist
*Tom Leykis, radio host
*Tom Metzger, Klansman and neo-Nazi
*Tom Monaghan, creator of disgusting pizza founder of the Thomas More Law Center
*Tom Naughton, creator of Fat Head
*Tom Ruffles, member of the Society for Psychical Research
*Tom Tancredo, racist former Congressman from Colorado
*Uncle Tom, originally from abolitionist novel Uncle Tom's Cabin but later came to mean a self-hating black person
==See also==
*Thomas
Tom Cryer

Tom Cryer (he's a whiner all right) (1949-2012) was a Louisiana lawyer and longtime promoter of various tax protester schemes. Cryer ran a Time Cube-esque website called "The Lie-Free Zone" that outlines a variety of disproved and rejected theories for the illegality of the federal income tax, as well as bizarre pictures of dragons, Abraham Lincoln, and huge amounts of CAPSLOCK.
In October 2006, Cryer was indicted on two counts of tax evasion.Local attorney indicted on tax evasion charges In March 2007, two counts of willful failure to timely file tax returns were added to the charges.See Superseding Indictment, docket entry 37, March 28, 2007, United States v. Cryer, case no. 5:06-cr-50164-SMH-MLH-ALL, U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana, Shreveport Division. The indictment alleged that Cryer evaded over $73,000 in taxes in 2000 and 2001 by using a trust to receive payments of dividends, interests and stock income. 
Several charges were eventually dropped from the criminal complaint, and because Cryer claimed that he really did believe that he was not liable for income tax he was able to finagle a not guilty verdict from the jury for willful failure to file.Loresha Wilson, "Local attorney acquitted on Federal income tax charges," July 13, 2007, Shreveport Times, at This tactic is commonly known as the Cheek defense (from Cheek v. United States, 498 U.S. 192).
While Cryer's acquittal was based solely on the technicality of the definition of willful and not based on the merit of any of his legal arguments (and despite having been convicted under civil law and forced to pay back taxes) he has still become a bit of a legend in tax protester circles. History has been rewritten by the Kool-Aid drinkers that somehow Cryer's acquittal validates the central thesis of the illegality of the income tax. This is, of course, patently absurd and completely wrong. 
Cryer was not done though and in December 2007 sued the federal government for bringing criminal charges against him. This lawsuit was unceremoniously rejected shortly thereafter.Cryer v. United States, 2008-1 U.S. Tax Cas. (CCH) paragr. 50,361 (W.D. La. 2008); Memorandum Ruling, p. 6, docket entry 8, May 9, 2008, case no. 5:07-cv-02206-DEW-MLH, U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana (Shreveport).
==References==
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Tom Harkin

Tom Harkin is the former Democratic Senator from Iowa (1985-2015Harkin will not seek reelection in 2014.) and the former Representative for Iowa's fifth district (1975-1985). Harkin is known for being a staunch liberal and, at the same time, a promoter of quackery. He helped push through landmark legislation like the Americans with Disabilities Act and ran for president in 1992.
==Naval service==
Harkin has been caught lying about the extent of his military service. He has claimed at various points to have been a pilot in the Navy serving in Vietnam and Cuba. He was, in fact, a Navy pilot, but never served in either theater.Candidate Harkin Stretches the Truth, by James M. Perry, The Wall Street Journal, December 26, 1991.
==Alternative medicine==
Harkin is a major woo-meister and advocate of alternative medicine. He was a major force behind the institution of the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM).[http://nccam.nih.gov/ National Center for Complementary and Alternative MedicineSenator Tom Harkin: NCCAM has fallen short because it hasn't validated enough woo, Respectful Insolence He co-sponsored the (DSHEA), which is not only the current law in the US for regulation of dietary supplements and herbal supplements, but the reason that the Quack Miranda Warning exists. He has used such "experts" as Andrew Weil and Dr. Oz to testify at Senate hearings.Harkin's War on Science, White Coat Underground He also tried to slip some quackery into Barack Obama's health care bill.Senator Tom Harkin Pulls a Fast One, Respectful Insolence
==References==
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Tom Lehrer

Tom Lehrer is an American musician, satirist, and mathematician. Lehrer is known for his comedic and satirical songs which usually involve science and mathematics, such as his song "The Elements","The Elements" animation on YouTube which recites all the chemical elements up to Nobelium. As of the 1970s, Tom Lehrer has spent the majority of his time teaching music theater and mathematics at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He got out of music and comedy after only three albums when Henry Kissinger got the Nobel Peace Prize, an event he claimed made satire superfluous.
Though raised Jewish, Lehrer identifies as an agnostic.
He also claims to have invented the Jell-O shot to circumvent restrictions on alcoholic beverages at the army base where he was stationed, although this may already have been invented.https://jelloshotrecipe.blogspot.com/2008/11/bit-of-history.html
In 2022, he released all of his songs into the public domain.Disclaimer, Tom Lehrer 26 November 2022
Coincidentally, Lehrer is also the German word for "teacher."
==External links==
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*Works of Tom Lehrer on Wikisource
==References==
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Tom Naughton

Tom Naughton is an American low-carb high-fat (LCHF) author, comedian, cholesterol denialist, conspiracy theorist and film-maker. Naughton directed the 2009 documentary film Fat Head which aimed to refute the documentary Super Size Me and the 
==Fat Head==
In a nutshell, the documentary claims that:Tom Naughton, Comedian, Filmmaker, and the Man Behind "Fat Head"“We’ve been pretty much lied to for 30-40 years”A classic low-carb movie: Fat Head
*The entire medical community and practically every qualified nutritionist is wrong about dieting
*Government agencies have been lying for years to people about food and obesity
*Saturated fat and high cholesterol do not cause or increase the risk of heart disease
*Low cholesterol is unhealthy, high cholesterol is healthy ("the higher your cholesterol the longer you live")
* fabricated his results
*Nobody should take statins
Most of the "experts" interviewed in the documentary were LCHF promoters, thus biased. The documentary was a hit with the low-carb community and quacks such as Joseph Mercola.Episode 82 – Tom Naughton helped popularize the low-carb movementIs SuperSize Documentary Really Accurate? It was given a thumbs up by the Weston A. Price Foundation.Fat Head by Tom Naughton Naughton gave a presentation at the Foundation's Wise Traditions 2018 Conference.Diet, Health and the Wisdom of Crowds - 2018 Version
The documentary was not taken seriously by the medical community. It was not reviewed in any medical or scientific journals.
==Irrational conspiracy theory==
Naughton promotes a ridiculous conspiracy theory that involves food advisory bodies, media, scientists, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations. According to Naughton, the public has been lied to, and all the evidence from studies proving high cholesterol and saturated fat are bad for health is entirely fake.Tom Naughton is a Fat Head Nutrition scientist Seth Yoder has noted:
==Fat Head Kids==
In 2017, Naughton authored a strange book for children titled Fat Head Kids: Stuff About Diet and Health I Wish I Knew When I Was Your Age. The book explains how certain foods make "boy boobs".Fat Head Kids: Stuff About Diet and Health I Wish I Knew When I Was Your Age One critic wrote "I just get utterly creeped out by the whole thing, and Tom Naughton specifically. Books for children should not include shirtless pictures of the middle aged author who goes on about boy boobs."Tom Naughton Doubles Down on Kooky Kalorie Klaims for Fat Head Kids
==See also==
==External link==
*Fat Head
==References==
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Tomorrow Belongs to Me

"Tomorrow Belongs to Me" (known in German as Der Morgige Tag ist Mein) is a "chilling anthem",On Stage: Goodbye Berlin, Washington Life Magazine, 26 May 2015 written for the 1966 musical The song has subsequently gone through various adaptations.
Hailton, Andrew. Tomorrow Belongs to Me, counter-currents.com.
==Origins==
The song was written by two Jews, John Kander and Fred Ebb.
 John Kander was also gay, and Fred Ebb was also allegedly gay;Kander and Ebb (June 1, 2017) Gay Influence. this hasn't stopped antisemitic rock bands such as Skrewdriver, Saga, and Prussian Blue from performing it at their rallies, as it is often confused for a genuine Nazi anthem.Cabaret trivia IMDb. Expert on all things Nazi, Stormfront, claims: "The German folk song 'Tomorrow Belongs to Me' that predates the Nazi era was adapted and slightly altered for [Cabaret]",Tomorrow Belongs To Me Stormfront (archived from June 22, 2015). Same warning goes as for previous Metapedia link: NSFW. and "a rabbinical person" wrote to one of the songwriters "saying he had absolute proof it was a Nazi song"Tomorrow Belongs to Me (13 October 2008) Rosie Bell (Typepad) (proof of a Zionist conspiracy engulfing Stormfront bit-by-bit). However, no evidence seems to have emerged for those claims. 
==Modern usage==
It has been used for political purposes in Britain, in the form of reductio ad Hitlerum by political opponents or satirists: Satirical puppet show satirised the re-election of Margaret Thatcher with this songTomorrow Belongs To Me Spitting Image Wiki. (which apparently even some Conservatives found funny),Laughing matters by Nicholas Wroe (11 April 2009 00.01 BST) The Grauniad. and Nigel Nelson mocked the Reich Chancellor George Osborne's budget proposals, by saying: "For one horrifying moment I thought the Chancellor might whip off his suit to reveal lederhosen and a German boy scout uniform and break into a chorus of 'Tomorrow Belongs to Me.'"Budget sketch: George Osborne had a budget box full of kitchen gags but little else by Nigel Nelson (18 March 2015) The Mirror.
It has also found the bizarre usage as an unofficial student anthem of the Computer Science of Copenhagen University in an adapted version including much student humor and computer-slang.
It is also sung by a young German Nazi scout in the first episode of the third season of The Man in the High Castle, a dystopic TV show produced by Amazon Video that narrates a parallel reality where the Nazi and the Japanese empires win World War II.
The song has often been mistakenly linked to the Quebec's sovereigntist movement. There is a Demain nous appartient ("Tomorrow belong to us") song often heard at sovereigntist rallies, but it has nothing to do with the Cabaret song as its author explained.Quebec’s Jews by Stéphane Venne (January 1978) Commentary Magazzine. Third letter.
==In film==
From the 1972 film adaptation of Cabaret:
==See also==
*Blazing Saddles, which quotes from another song from Cabaret
==Notes==
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Tony Judt

Tony Judt was a British historian and intellectual.
Like many British academics of his day, he embraced Marxism in his youth but later came to renounce the ideology. He was also originally an avowed left-wing Zionist, but got in a shitload of trouble after questioning the democratic basis of the Jewish state and voiced support for the one-state solution. The Anti-Defamation League was horrified, mostly by his characterization of the Israeli state as "an anachronism".Israel: The Alternative New York Review of BooksAnd Alternative Future: An Exchange on Tony Judt's "Israel: The Alternative"
Judt wrote widely on French intellectual history and the emergence of socialism within that country. His magnum opus was the magisterial Postwar, a 1,000-page tome analyzing Europe's history from the end of World War II to the '90s. Later he became a champion of the international left with his Ill Fares the Land, a rebuke of the standard Reagan/Thatcher dogma of the market and a personal testament in honor of the European Welfare State, which Judt considered the single greatest achievement of mankind.
Judt had to deal with many wingnuts. As he grew older, he consistently challenged what he saw as powerful Zionist influences in American politics with his insightful and entertaining columns for the New York Review of Books.
Tony Judt died on 6 August 2010 after a long struggle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a degenerative motor neuron disorder.
==References==
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