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National LGBT+ Police Network

The National LGBT+ Police Network is the British national employee network for members of the LGBT+ community who are members of the police; like police officers, police community support officers (PCSOs), scene of crime officers and police staff in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, plus non-geographic police forces like the and the It is a confederation of the LGBTQ+ employee networks of each police force, working together to support each other.
The employee networks exist to promote LGBT+ affairs such as promoting International Day Against homophobia, biphobia and transphobia (IDAHOBIT), work with LGBT+ communities for example create LGBT+ liaison officers to work against hate crime, take part in pride parades and support and encourage to of members on the LGBT+ community to be members of the policing family. It was established in 2014 to replace an earlier organisation, the which was disbanded in 2013 due to a funding cut by the Home Office. The Gay Police Association was formed in 1990, founded by four gay members of London's Metropolitan Police. The network’s motto and slogan is "Police with Pride".
Those in Scotland are members of the Scottish LGBTI Police Association, which represents LGBT+ members of the policing family in Scotland. While not members of the National LGBT+ Police Network, they are a fraternal organisation. Both organisations are members of the Europe-wide European LGBT Police Association, an association of LGBT+ police networks such as G-Force for Ireland’s and Netherlands' Roze in Blauw.
== Fair Cop ==
Members of the transphobic community created an online troll campaign called “Fair Cop”, with trolls on social media claiming to represent "gender critical" police officers, police staff and associate workers who feel that women's concerns are not being addressed and remove politics from policing. They claim to represent women, despite having no links whatsoever to the actual women's police employee network British Association of Women in Policing. There is some evidence to show they have very limited connections to the police, and to the Reclaim Party. 
Much of what they do is troll members of the policing community, criticising initiatives that support members of the trans community, and especially police forces for flying the pride flag outside police stations during IDAHOBIT claiming that the pride flag is a political symbol and offensive against the of the police being above politics. 
They also troll against the National LGBT+ Police Network, because Fair Cop is often highly critical of what they do, saying they are against women and are not protecting women.
== See also ==
* Christian Police Association - the police employee association for evangelical Christians
==References==
Category:LGBT
Category:Law
Category:Organizations
Category:Political action groups
Category:Transphobia
National Labor Federation

The National Labor Federation (NATLFED) is an American Communist group (accused of, but which ardently denies, being a culthttp://www.religionnewsblog.com/00001878) started in 1972 and led by Gino Perente (who is now deceased). Contrary to what its name may suggest, NATLFED is not a labor union. NATLFED continues to exist but it is unknown to what degree or how their leadership structure has changed considering their leader is no longer around and they don't appear to have a website.
==Operations==
NATLFED operated by setting up front groups with names like the "Eastern Farm Workers Association" posing as legitimate charities helping the poor in the area, who would set up in rented storefronts, often in towns otherwise unknown for any leftist activity (e.g. Medford, Oregon and Bellport, New York), and begin collecting donations to supposedly provide clothing, food, heating oil, free legal aid, and so on to poor people such as immigrant farmworkers in the area. NATLFED also set up other front groups such as the "Womens Press Collective" and published several cheaply-printed newspapers and magazines pretending to be affiliated with, or to "commemorate", established leftist groups not associated with NATLFED like the Black Panthers, and distributed these to attract sympathizers with other leftist groups into NATLFED.
These fronts attracted idealistic volunteers, who were then recruited into the National Labor Federation. Recruits were fed a line that armed leftist revolution was imminent in the United States. Those buying it and expressing enthusiasm were told they could get in on the ground floor by joining a secret cadre called the Communist Party (Provisional), and whisked off to NATLFED headquarters in New York where they were forced to cut off contact with their families, live communally with other NATLFED cadre, listen to taped speeches by Gino Perente, and work 16-18 hours a day raising money for NATLFED for no pay.
==Controversy==
Controversy over the group erupted in the late 1980s when it was learned that NATLFED had taken over production of Invest Yourself, a formerly mainstream periodical guidebook of volunteer opportunities, and stacked the content with NATLFED front groups. NATLFED hit the news again in 1996 when New York City police raided NATLFED headquarters and found a large cache of automatic rifles. Ex-members of the cult said in response to the media reports that the weapons were used as props to impress new recruits and convince them armed revolution was imminent.
==See also==
*Communism
*Lyndon LaRouche, with whom NATLFED cooperated in the 1970sNCLC and Its Extended Political 'Community' by Harvey Kahn (November 19, 1977) Political Research Associates.
*Moonbat
==References==
Category:Communism
Category:Cults
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is the United States government agency responsible for creating the weather in the Western Hemisphere. NOAA has an ark tied up at their facility at Sand Point on Lake Washington in Seattle.Get it? NOAA's ark!
They regularly release slightly messed-up reports on what they have planned for us so meteorologists can continue to look foolish.
The NOAA Commissioned Officer Corps is one of the "uniformed services" of the United States,NOAA Recruitment FAQ and so can engage in battlefield surveying without being considered spies.NOAA Origins: Creation This means they can be militarized any time the President feels the need to round us up into internment camps.UCMJ S 802. Art. 2. Subs. (a). Para. (8) http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode10/usc_sec_10_00000802----000-.html The stuff about FEMA was just a red herring to distract you! Wake up sheeple!
Their logo also looks like part of a Q, confirming even the most implausible parts of QAnon.
The National Weather Service is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
==See also==
*Bloop
*FEMA (and they look inwards)
*HAARP (looking upwards)
*NASA (they look downwards, too)
==Notes==
==References==
Category:United States government
Category:Climatology
National Report

National Report is a troll "news" site. Unlike satirical sites such as The Onion or The Daily Mash, which offer sarcastic commentary on world events, the National Report is a bit more sinister: it deliberately attempts to deceive and spark outrage (and generate clickbait traffic) with joke-free fake news stories that report on outrageous or alarming fictional events as if they were true. (Sample headline: Texas Town Quarantined After Family Of Five Test Positive For The Ebola Virus.)
National Report specializes in exploiting Poe's Law by pandering to cranky (usually social conservative) American beliefs: the site has the names and photos of Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin prominently across its masthead, despite neither having any connection to the site. Stories are quite often picked up by others and treated either as fact or as examples of wingnuttery, according to their disposition.
During the government shutdown in October 2013, Fox News reporter Anna Kooiman repeated as fact a National Report spoof about President Obama spending his own money to keep a museum of Muslim culture open (even though it is privately funded and therefore was unaffected by the shutdown). She apologized on Twitter the following day after many other sources spotted the mistake and comedians made fun of Fox. 
==See also==
*National Review
*The Onion
==External links==
*National Report
*Their greatest hits so far.
Category:Parodists
Category:Trolls
National Security Act

The National Security Act (국가보안법) is a South Korean law enforced since 1948 with the avowed purpose "to secure the security of the State and the subsistence and freedom of nationals, by regulating any anticipated activities compromising the safety of the State." The law is an undemocratic law that remains in the Republic of Korea even after democratization in 1987, albeit now with a clause limiting its scope, which was probably enacted by conservative lawmakers to prevent the Constitutional Court immediately declaring it unconstitutional (which it is).
Although the law officially punishes political acts that harm social security, there are many criticisms abroad that it secretly restricts the freedom of criticism of politicians and political groups.
The U.N. and Amnesty International want the law to be abolished or revised to be consistent with international human rights law, but the South Korean government refuses to do so because of the threat of North Korea.
Conservatives in South Korea insist on freedom of speech because of opposition to the 'anti-discrimination law', but ironically they oppose the repeal of the law and are calling for the abolition of the law to be considered communist and far-left.
Back in the 2000s, Korea's liberals tried to repeal the law on the grounds of Freedom of Speech, but now they are not actively speaking out because of fear of being called communists. The former liberal Moon Jae-in government also did not attempt to repeal the law.
==See also==
*USA PATRIOT Act
==Notes==
Category:South Korean politics
Category:South Korean law
Category:Authoritarianism
National UFO Reporting Center

The National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) is a website that catalogues as many UFO sightings as possible. The organisation was founded in 1974 and initially offered a telephone hotline for reporting UFOs, later adding a fax line and web server.The National UFO Reporting Center NUFORC. They have over 70,000 written statements describing the events, many recent, and some that date from the early 1900's. It catalogues roughly 500-1,000 UFO new sightings a month. Its current director, Peter Davenport, appears weekly on Coast to Coast AM, and monthly on the Jeff Rense radio show. Peter Davenport also commonly makes an appearance on the Spaced Out Radio show (hosted by the "Paranormal Attorney" Michael W. Hall). Because of recent sightings of the planet Venus, and the Space X "Starlink" satellites, the National UFO Reporting center has a backlog of reports.NUFORC Main Page NUFORC MAIN PAGE .
NUFORC is a different organization from MUFON (Mutual UFO Network), and carries a separate database of sightings.
==External links==
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Category:Ufology
Category:Websites
National income accounting

National Income Accounting is a statistical procedure used to measure and aggregate economic activity within a country. National Income Accounts (NIAs) are fundamental in conducting macroeconomic policy and understanding macroeconomics more generally."National income accounting". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved January 26, 2020. 
==History==
National Income accounting can be traced to the early modern period in England.Maddison, A. (2007). Contours of the world economy 1-2030 AD: Essays in macro-economic history. Oxford University Press. p249-287. In the 1930s it became much more formalized when economist Simon Kuznets published his work on national income for the United States Congress. Kuznets had developed time series of national income in order to develop a quantitative basis for studying and measuring economic growth and the shifts in production from agriculture to industry to services. As the 20th century progressed, national income accounting was refined and improved into what it is today."Ott, Mack. National Income Accounts". Econlib. Retrieved January 26, 2020.
==Expenditure approach==
The expenditure approach is a means by which national income is calculated by aggregating total spending. All final purchases are tallied within a given time-frame in a specified location. Common expenditure approach methods include 
*Gross Domestic Product
*Net Domestic Product
*Gross National Product
==Income approach==
The income approach is a means by which national income is computed from people's incomes. The actual earnings of the citizens and firms are totaled over a period of time in a specified location. Examples include 
*Gross Domestic Income
*Net Domestic Income
*Gross National Income
*Net National Income.
==Application==
NIA is important in assessing the health and growth of a nation's economy. They are also vital in policy making, as NIAs serve as a feedback mechanism to understand the effectiveness of monetary and fiscal policy. Knowing how big an economy is and how fast it has been growing lets policymakers understand the impacts of taxes, spending, trade, and monetary policy.
==Potential inaccuracies==
Obvious issues with NIAs may come from governments manipulating data to exaggerate growth rates or income levels.China's GDP Growth Pace Was Inflated for Nine Years, Study Finds. March 7, 2019. Bloomberg. Other problems arise from issues in calculating inflation, especially over a long period of time.Kenton, Will. "National Income Accounting". Investopedia. Retrieved January 26, 2020.
==References==
Category:Economics
Category:Statistics
National security

National security is what you call an issue when you want to be seen as heroic for refusing to compromise on it. In the past, national security was usually limited to fighting to protect your borders; these days, everything can all be considered national security issues.See energy security, border security, and even food security. Some have even called for language security!
In fact, a whole school of international relations has sprung up to try to convince people that we shouldn't label things national security issues.Seriously. It's the "Copenhagen" or "securitization" school.
With that said, there is usually something to the idea that each nation has a need for some kind of security. What it is that needs to be secured for that nation is usually considered a given by each individual, but actually hotly debated.
==In the United States==
In the United States, national security policy has been an inchoate mess for quite a while. After the Cold War ended, and the big bad was gone, some in the US wanted to preserve US supremacy, while others were constantly looking for the next fight to pick. After 9/11, most of the country agreed that terrorism was the biggest threat to national security, despite how little damage terrorists were actually able to do to the US state. The current policy, however, reflects that concern, and so includes killing terrorists and promoting democracy.
While the United States still has no official definition of national security more than twelve years after the invasion of Afghanistan, a generally reliable definition (on the part of the people who think it's an overriding concern) derivable from the circumstances in which the mantra is invoked is that national security is the degree to which the United States can convince itself that it can unilaterally engineer a specific outcome on a specific issue anywhere in the world. Any event that allows a non-US decision maker to access an outcome that it wants but the United States does not want, is considered to harm this national security.
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Culture
Category:Government
Natural

*Appeal to nature — a logical fallacy
*Philosophical naturalism — the doctrine that the natural world is all there is, in opposition to supernaturalism
*Methodological naturalism — the required assumption of philosophical naturalism when working with the scientific method
*NaturalNews — a crank alternative medicine website
*Natural selection — a primary mechanism behind evolution
*Natural philosophy — a phrase that was used to describe the work of early scientists, such as Isaac Newton
*Natural childbirth — childbirth that is not medically assisted
*Natural gas
*Natural horsemanship
*Natural law — the concept that incontrovertible laws of nature exist and should inform any of the laws written by governments and societies
*Natural Law Party — a political party created by the Transcendental Meditation movement
*Naturalistic fallacy — inferring how the world ought to be from the way it is or was in the past
*Nature woo — the irrational belief in the goodness of all things deemed "natural", with the implicit or explicit fallacy of "appeal to nature"
*Supernatural
Natural Creation or Natural Selection?: A Complete New Theory of Evolution

Natural Creation or Natural Selection?: A Complete New Theory of Evolution is a theistic evolution book written by John Davidson and published by Element Books in 1992.
==Overview==
Davidson spent time with an Indian mystic where he studied the Hindu Sanskrit writings and developed a theory of spiritual evolution. He writes that from his studies in mysticism the physical universe is a projection of a supreme consciousness. In the book he claims that neo-Darwinian evolution does not offer a satisfactory concept of the origin and development of species, nor fits the evidence from the fossil record. He writes that Darwinism is a materialistic theory which misses the essence of life, a universal consciousness (life force) which he describes as a "formative mind" and equates with the Eastern religious concepts of God. According to Davidson evolution is not random and the formative mind is the driving force for evolution and all life in the universe.Natural Creation or Natural Selection? by John Davidson
What Davidson actually advocates is a form of panentheistic evolution, where all matter exists in God (universal consciousness). He writes that life on earth is driven by complex cycles called yugas which are described in the Hindu Sanskrit writings such as the Puranas. Davidson also supports non-Darwinian evolution such as the theories of Rupert Sheldrake and claims that telepathy and subtle energy fields are influencing biological evolution. Similar to other new age writers Davidson also writes that consciousness influences DNA.
==Punctuated equilibrium==
The book quotes Stephen J. Gould and Niles Eldredge many times, and claims that the "formative mind" is the cause of punctuated equilibrium and geologically rapid events of evolutionary change. Davidson writes that there is no gradualism in the fossil record and that mass extinctions have occured due to karma and the formative mind.
==Creationism==
The book uses many creationist arguments such as claiming no missing links have been found and that mutations are all harmful. Davidson accepts a form of common descent of species which he claims is driven by the "formative mind" a supreme consciousness. However he claims similarly to Hindu creationists that man has not evolved at all. According to Davidson humans have been on earth for billions of years. Similarly to Michael Cremo he lists ancient human artifacts which he claims are billions of years old and have been suppressed by the "evolutionists". In Chapter 10 "Man the fossil" Davison rejects descent for humans and writes that nothing in the fossil record links man with apes.
==References==
Category:Religious books
Category:Theistic evolution
Natural horsemanship

Natural horsemanship, or horse whispering, is a form of psychological animal abuse perpetrated by the lazy and woo-susceptible. It involves using neurolinguistic programming-like models and techniques to work supposed horse cognitive biases to train the horse — rather than those tired old classical techniques accumulated over thousands of years of horse domestication and selective breeding, because those are too much like work.
Like NLP, natural horsemanship "works" insofar as having a theory, even an erroneous one, makes you more confident, and thus the horse is more likely to obey you (after five thousand years' selective breeding to obey humans). The theoretical model is complete bollocks — and often different bollocks for each school of natural horsemanship — with an admixture of renamed classical techniques.
Experienced riders not only hate these "natural horsemanship" bozos for their fiddling and woo, they note that almost without exception they can't fucking ride. The stereotypical victim is a middle-aged woman with money who was horse-mad as a girl but got bad or no training; now having money, she buys a young athletic status-symbol horse (rather than something older, experienced and appropriate) and is easily conned into feeding the "whisperer" gravy train. The horse meanwhile learns terrible work habits, almost never actually gets ridden and becomes almost unfit for anyone to ride, which can lead to tragedy should the owner's fortunes change.
==Perpetrators==
Schools of natural horsemanship proliferate, all with different theories and all claiming to be the real thing.
*http://www.montyroberts.com/ The film The Horse Whisperer was based on his autobiography, The Man Who Listens to Horses. The source of the disease as we know it.
* of Parelli Natural Horse Training.http://www.parellinaturalhorsetraining.com Has a pyramid scheme of levels and also renames all the riding tack and sells his branded versions at twice the price. Parelli also claims that if you learn their techniques, you won't need a helmethttp://www.horseforum.com/natural-horsemanship/parelli-helmets-36285/ (as if horses did not evolve as skittish prey animals and never get spooked), though have slightly moderated this claimhttp://itsaboutthehorse.zaphod.myfastforum.org/archive/new-parelli-statement-regarding-helmets__o_t__t_3073.html after strong "wtf" from the horse world.
*Kelly Marks, Intelligent Horsemanship (UK)http://www.intelligenthorsemanship.co.uk/ — given the British horse world's sociability and fondness for dressage and gymkhanas, there's less tolerance of this rubbish, but Ms Marks has found a niche anyway. Follower of Monty Roberts. Sells similar training pyramid scheme.
==External links==
*Unnatural Horsemanship 1, 2, 3 (The Second Sight blog, June 2006)
==See also==
*Cesar Millan, whose woo-laden animal abuse focuses on dogs
==References==
Category:Pseudoscience
Category:Psychology
Category:Woo
Natural philosophy

Natural philosophy is a term nobody uses any more. Its use roughly coincides with The Enlightenment, the period between the mid-17th and early-18th centuries, when the foundations of what is now known as science were laid by people such as Isaac Newton, René Descartes, Robert Hooke and Antonie van Leeuwenhoek.
In natural philosophy, there is an emphasis on deduction as a means of obtaining knowledge, in contrast to the modern emphasis on induction.
Probably the most famous use of the term is in the title of Newton's seminal work Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy).
Category:Philosophy
Category:Science
Naturalism

*Philosophical naturalism - Disbelief in the supernatural.
*Methodological naturalism - Leaving supernatural claims out of science.
*Movements within and that emphasise natural and realistic situations over surreal or supernatural ones. The rise of this is attributed to the advances in naturalistic science in the 19th Century and manifests quite clearly in opera, where prior to the naturalism movement the plots and stories would revolve around gods, myths and legends. Following the naturalism movement, the plots would then began to focus on real people in grittier situations, with a greater focus on character.