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Kumdang-2

Kumdang-2 is such a pile of unbelievable crap that you wonder why they even try anymore a "miracle drug", manufactured by HRH Kim III of the Hermit Kingdom of True Korea. In another exposé of Western imperialist dogmatist "science" and "medicine", North Korea has produced Kumdang-2, the envy of Big Pharma.
==Oh leader, what does the drug do?==
The answer to the question everybody's been looking for! Yes, comrades, according to the state propaganda ever-reliable the General's drug is so powerful that it can eradicate your memories of being tortured whilst interrogated; destroy capitalist degeneracy; cure cancer; Ebola; AIDS; North Korea claims 'cure' for Mers, Aids and Ebola, Associated Press diabetes; loss of appetite; drug addiction; stomach cramps; inflammation; arthritis; infertility; neurosis; insomnia; epilepsy; tuberculosis; hepatitis; bird fluFecht, Sarah. North Korea Has Found The Cure For AIDS, Ebola, Cancer, And Bird Flu Popular Science and "harm from the use of computers",North Korea claims Kumdang-2 vaccine cures MERS, AIDS, Ebola and 'harm from the use of computers' an incredibly common condition in North Korea – all with no side effects! According to the Independent:
The dictatorship [ever-victorious workers' paradise], which is known for making far-fetched claims about its achievements, says that the medicine will apparently be injectable and will be known by the name of Kumdang-2. [...]
The drug's website cites a medical study in Africa where the drug was tested on HIV positive patients. It records that every single participant in the trial noted an improvement, with 56 per cent being completely cured and 44 per cent noting a considering improvement in their condition.
The North Korean scientists also revealed that the drug is capable of curing 'a number of cancers', but did not divulge which ones or provide details of the medical trials which support this claim. [much to the American imperialists' hatred].Fenton, Siobhan. Kim Jong-un claims to have cured Aids, Ebola and cancer with single miracle drug The Independent
===Serious note===
One special ingredient in this mix – Asian ginseng – has been peddled by a number of quacks herbal medicine expertsOr whatever they call themselves now... as a panacea. However, even the NCCIH lists a number of side effects of the herb, and says:
==Ingredients==
*Ginseng grown from fertilizer;
*Toxic Rare-earth elements;
*Revisionism
*"Micro-quantities of gold and platinum";
*And a large dollop of bullshit!
==References==
Category:Korea
Category:Alternative medicine
Category:Science woo
Kuomintang

The Kuomintang (國民黨, KMT)also referred to as the Guomindang (GMD) or the Chinese Nationalist Party (CNP)(中國國民黨) is Taiwan's conservative, Chinese nationalist, (21st century standard) pro-PRC party. Before losing the Chinese Civil War to the Communist Party, they were the ruling party of Mainland China.
As the current main opposition party, it is inclined to confront the center-left Democratic Progressive Party.
==History==
The party's founder was Sun Yat-sen born 12 November 1866 – 12 March 1925, Yat-sen was a Chinese, physician, and political philosopher. Originally, it was a political party operating in mainland China until the party retreated from the mainland to Taiwan on 7 December 1949, following its defeat in the Chinese Civil War. This party was the main force behind the 
In practice however, by around 1940 the KMT was a right-wing ruling party that controlled a large part of China, as China was divided by political upheaval.
In 1949, the KMT was a hard-line anti-communist party after it fled to Taiwan, after losing mainland China to the Communist Party following the Chinese Civil War.
==Political position==
Following the death of Chiang Ching Kuo, the first Taiwan born president Lee Teng Hui took leadership of the Kuomintang. Under Lee, the process of Taiwanisation took place, with an increasing focus on Taiwan and less on Pan-China. The KMT gradually ended its one-party dictatorship in Taiwan and carried out democratization, which greatly softening its anti-communist tendencies. 
On the other hand, the Democratic Progressive Party, a liberal party founded by pro-democracy activists in Taiwan at the time, was a pro-Western party based on Taiwanese nationalism against the Chinese nationalism advocated by the KMT, so after Taiwan's democratization, the DPP took an anti-communist position. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), in particular, is now politically supportive of the KMT as it feels very much against the DPP's push for Taiwanese independence.
The Chinese Communist Party, which is currently located in mainland China, abhors the Democratic Progressive Party, and is quite friendly to the KMT.
The KMT is a pro-PRC party, but it does not support communism. The KMT advocates the unification of Taiwan and mainland China, but calls for the PRC to democratize as a precondition.
== See also ==
* Chiang Kai-shek
Category:Anti-Korean
Category:Anti-Western
Category:Chinese politics
Category:Conservative political parties
Category:East Asian political parties
Category:Leftists who turned right with age
Category:Nationalism in China
Category:Racism
Category:Taiwan
Kurt Wise

Kurt Patrick Wise is a young earth creationist paleontologist and one of the founders of modern baraminology. Ironically, he studied paleontology under the highly-respected scientist Stephen Jay Gould.
==Creationist views==
==Qualifications==
B.A. Geophysical Sciences, University of Chicago. M.A. Geology, Harvard University - 1984. Ph.D. Geology (Paleontology), Harvard University. Taught Paleontology and Biosystematics at the Institute for Creation Research Graduate School.http://web.archive.org/web/20021231113355/http://www.icr.org/creationscientists/wise.html
Wise started teaching at Bryan College as an Associate Professor of Science in 1989."Creation Research Center Established at TMC." Truett-McConnell College. 2009. He was made Director of the college's Center for Origins Research"Kurt P. Wise." Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 2007. before succeeding William Dembski as the head of the Center for Theology and Science at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2006.Jeff Robinson. "Trustees approve study centers at Southern Seminary." Southern Seminary Magazine. Spring 2006. In 2009, he left to become director of Truett-McConnell College's then-newly-established Creation Research Center.
== Published works ==
*Faith, Form, and Time: What the Bible Teaches and Science Confirms About Creation and the Age of the Universe. B&H Books, 2002. 
*Something from Nothing: Understanding What You Believe About Creation and Why. B&H Books, 2004.
==External links==
*Sadly, an Honest Creationist by Richard Dawkins
*Truett-McConnell's Faculty, including Kurt Wise
*A Word to the Wise
==References==
Category:Baptists
Category:Geologists
Category:Living people
Kuruc.info

Kuruc.info is a <S>lie station
 "news outlet" owned by Hungarian far-right politician Előd Novák of the . 
The site is similar to Metapedia. It is hosted on American servers in order to avoid the long arm of the Hungarian law.
"Kuruc" was a term used to denote the armed anti-Habsburg rebels in Royal Hungary, the part of the Old Hungarian Kingdom that was not occupied by Turks (which today comprises most of Slovakia and westernmost Hungary). Led by nobles of mostly Hungarian origin, the kuruc army was made up of serfs, including Hungarian Protestants and many Slovaks. Ironically, these modern "kuruc rebels" are almost entirely Hungarian, for reasons below.
==The webshite in their own words==
Taken from the "About Us" section of their, the following is a summary of their wacky beliefs. Translation of all the dog whistles and other nonsense in blue:About the Kuruc.info news portal (2008. augusztus 15. 14:11) Kuruc.info (archived from April 12, 2019).
==External links==
*The website
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Websites
Category:Alt-right
Category:Clogosphere
Category:Blogs
Kutub al-Sittah

The Kutub al-Sittah (the six books) are the primary ahadith collections in Sunni Islam. They consist of , , , , and .John L. Esposito (2000). The Oxford History of Islam p. 74 The collections total tens of thousands of ahadith.
The first two collections, Sahih Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, are considered the most authentic; the word Sahih itself means "authentic." Authenticity decreases for each collection thereafter, although Islamic maddhabs (schools of religious law or fiqh) have differed on which of the non-Sahih collections are more or less trustworthy.Ibn al-Salah (1990). `Aishah bint `Abd al-Rahman, ed. al-Muqaddimah fi `Ulum al-Hadith. Cairo: Dar al-Ma’aarif. pp. 160–9.
Some Muslims, notably Quranists, consider all ahadith to be bid'ah (prohibited religious innovation), fabricated, or otherwise unacceptable.Quranism
==References==
Category:Islam
Category:Scriptures
Kwanzaa

Kwanzaa is a week-long festival that honors African American heritage and culture. It runs from December 26 to January 1 of the following year. 
It was invented by a social activist named (who was born Ron Everett, but changed his name to something more "Africanesque" later on) in 1966. It was purposely put around the time of Christmas so people would remember the holiday. The new traditions were given Swahili names, because Swahili is a relatively easy African language to access. However, Swahili is an East African language while most African-Americans are descended from people taken from West Africa. Celebrants use a menorah-like object called a kinara to hold ceremonial candles as part of the ritual surrounding the holiday.
There are seven principles of Kwanzaa, each with a Swahili name:
*Umoja (unity)
*Kujichagulia (self-determination)
*Ujima (collective work and responsibility)
*Ujamaa (cooperative economics)
*Nia (purpose)
*Kuumba (creativity)
*Imani (faith) 
While many have claimed that Kwanzaa, as a made-up holiday, has no significance and should not be observed, it must be remembered that all holidays are made up. An amusing example is Ann Coulter, who on the one hand believes Kwanzaa was created by an African-American FBI stoogeShe triumphed! and thus should be ignored, and on the other hand gets really upset when people point out good ole' Saint Nicholas wasn't very white at allOnly white Santa is good enough for Ann., preferring the modern made-up version.
==References==
Category:Culture
Category:Holidays
Kymatika test

The Kymatika Test by Health Diagnositics claims to be able to determine a person's food intolerances by having the person place their hand on a device which "bombards their body with 40 different sequences to determine their response". Its website is no longer operational, and included in the top Google hits for the product are the Bad Science write up and this article. It was touted as superior to anything medically approved due to its non-invasive and quick nature.Health Diagnositics — Kymatika test (archived from February 24, 2008).Daily Express - Be aware of the food allergy trap
==Use==
Despite the science behind the device being either wrong or somewhat made up, the K-test was used frequently by at least one large chain of pharmacists.Used by Superdrug The device and test play to a certain degree of paranoia that people have developed over recent years. The "read out" of the K-test is just the usual stuff that nutritionists say to get someone to pay them money; they're allergic to wheat, dairy, should eat more, and so on.
==Watchdog==
The test was featured on the BBC TV consumer affairs programme Watchdog. Despite being more concerned that the public were being "ripped off", as is the show's mission, it did feature an interview with Dr Ben Goldacre, author of Bad Science, to explain some of the non-science behind the device. Although not a rigourous scientific experiment, the show did do a quick test of the device at two locations and, obviously, this produced two completely different results.BBC Watchdog - Food intolerance test The company behind the device rejected these claims, stating (as any old excuse would do) that the tests were in "conflict with our standard operating procedures". A member of the Kymatika team confirmed, on the BBC Watchdog blog, that "you shouldn't take the test more than once within a 24-hour period".
Following the complaint, the device was reported to be under investigation by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency.
==LBC==
In 2009, LBC 97.3FM aired a half-hour show devoted to the K-Test, with its owners peddling what Ben Goldacre described as "almost half an hour of pure, unabashed, pseudoscientific product promotion". Because of a previous spat with LBC over licensing of a discussion over MMR,Bad Science - LBC, MMR, Jeni Barnett, an Early Day Motion, the Times, and, er, a bit of Stephen Fry… Goldacre tried to get the rights to the interview in order to show it online to a wider audience. LBC never got back to him, indicating that they probably didn't want the nonsense they were publishing open to actual scrutiny.The Kymatika K-test and… oh, look at that: LBC.
==See also==
*E-Meter
*Kinoki Foot Pads
*Polygraph
==References==
Category:Food woo
Kyoto Protocol

The Kyoto Protocol is a 1997 international agreement to limit greenhouse gas emissions, in an effort to curb global warming. It has been signed and ratified by every country in the world, except the United States, Canada, Afghanistan, Angola, and South Sudan.Signatory Nations, United Nations Framework on Convention on Climate Change (Albeit the latter is understandable since South Sudan didn’t exist yet) The protocol uses a graduated system of modest targets, governed by current emissions and national development, to specify the extent to which each country should lower their emissions. It introduced various flexibility mechanisms, like emissions trading, building an economic system around reducing GHG emissions to try and give it value.
Unfortunately the Kyoto Protocol failed due to countries too lazy to get off their butts not finding it feasible to comply.http://www.atmos.washington.edu/2009Q1/111/ATMS111%20Presentations/Folder%201/ChavezM.pdf
==References==
Category:Global warming
Category:International relations
L. Fletcher Prouty

L. Fletcher Prouty was an American Air Force Colonel who had, by his account, a distinguished career, before he gave up respectability up to spill the beans on the secret shenanigans of the US military-industrial-intelligence complex. His 1973 book The Secret Team informed on the "high cabal" of plutocrats that ran that complex, before the paperback edition was "disappeared" by those shadowy powers.http://www.theguardian.com/news/2001/jun/22/guardianobituaries The book is now unavailable, except all over the internet. Walter Pforzheimer wrote about the book that "Reading it is like trying to push a penny with one's nose through molten fudge," but he was a CIA agent, so you'd expect him to say that, but not to be so witty about it.https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/csi-publications/csi-studies/studies/vol49no4/Fifty_Years_1.htm
Prouty's online legacy is maintained by Len Osanic, a recording engineer who uses a website ostensibly about Prouty to hawk his t-shirts and promote his conspiracy podcast, Black Op Radio. He has also created his own private wiki devoted solely to Prouty, without even the requisite hookers and blackjack. Proutypedia, which one can edit only at the behest of Osanic, has exactly two articles: an article about Prouty and an article about Wikipedia. Their article about Wikipedia is a 20,000-word shrine to the fact that Osanic can't get a link to his Prouty fan page on Wikipedia. 
==References==
Category:Authors
Category:Conspiracy theorists
LGBTP

LGBTP, also known as HeartProgress or LoveIsAgeless, is a fake campaign manufactured by 4chan's /b/.Dan Evon (December 7, 2017). "Is 'LGBT' Adding a 'P' for Pedosexuals?". Snopes. The campaign allegedly desires to add "P" (to represent "pedosexuals") to the LGBT abbreviation. This should not be confused with those who use a "P" to include pansexual, polyamorous, or polysexual people, as in e.g. "LGBTQIAP"; the acronym "LGBTP" in specific is never used by the LGBT+ community, even for including pansexuals, polysexuals, etc.Enter the following into Google, with quotes and without brackets: {"LGBTP" -"pedosexual" -"pedosexuals" -"pedophile" -"pedophiles"}. How many results do you get, and of what sort?(June 3, 2020). "'LGBTP' has never been used to describe the LGBTQ community, experts say". AFP FactCheck. AFP Australia.
Pedophiles themselves may use it for entryist-esque reasons, though fact checkers have not found evidence of any widespread push among pedophiles for inclusion in the LGBTQ umbrella.https://factcheck.afp.com/pride-flag-pedophiles-someone-created-one-no-one-waves-it Unsurprisingly, used this image to promote pedophilia.https://web.archive.org/web/20180516040941/http://amosyeebanana.com/
==See also==
*DropTheB
*Manufactroversy
*No White Democrats
==External links==
*Is ‘LGBT’ Adding a ‘P’ for Pedosexuals?, Snopes
*LGBTP, Urban Dictionary
==References==
Category:4chan
Category:Right-wing troll campaigns
Category:Homophobia
Category:Transphobia
Category:Alt-right
La Familia Michoacana

La Familia Michoacana (The Michoacano Family) is a Mexican drug cartel. The cartel is famous for espousing a semi-religious ideology and is often characterized as a cult.
La Familia started out as a group of vigilantes from the state of Michoacán that ended up to become allied to the Gulf Cartel. La Familia tore itself apart from the Gulf Cartel in 2006 (it even announced its foundation publicly in a local newspaper) and then quickly rose to become one of Mexico's most powerful cartels.https://www.dea.gov/divisions/hq/2009/pr102209a1.pdf
The cartel was led by Nazario Moreno González , better known as el más loco (the craziest one). Moreno was an avid reader of Christian self-help books, most notably those of John Eldredge,Mexican cartel leader killed in shootout, three years after police said they killed him the first time (Mar 10, 2014 at 10:03 PM) Associated Press via The Daily News. whose book Wild at Heart he had distributed amongst the rural population of Michoacán. Moreno also wrote his own 'Bible', espousing an ultra-macho Christianity. The Bible is compulsory reading for everybody who wants to join the gang and Moreno reportedly convinced elements within the Michoacán State Department of Education to hand out the book in the state's schools. The cartel continuously refers to its actions as 'divine justice' and claims only to kill bad guys who try to corrupt Michoacán. The cartel operated many stealth recruitment facilities disguised as addiction recovery centers, where drug addicts and alcoholics were offered affordable recovery in exchange for pledging allegiance to La Familia.
The cartel is extremely violent, and started the now common practice of severing the heads of slain enemies. The cartel claims it never targets women.
The cartel is also noted for its propaganda stunts. They have advertised in several newspapers in Michoacán and they probably pioneered the tactic of leaving banners with messages to other cartels, the population or the government at night. During a live TV show in 2009, Servando "La Tuta" Gómez Martínez , the cartel's chief of operations, called the host to offer the government a truce.
Moreno was killed in Apatzingán in December 2010 in a shootout that lasted two days. During the siege, members of the cartel blockaded the roads around the state capital Morelia to prevent the government from bringing reinforcements. Moreno is so far the biggest drug lord to have been eliminated during the Mexican Drug War. Since his death the cartel seems to have lost power rapidly.
In 2011 the gang was mostly brushed away by a group calling itself the Caballeros Templarios (Knights Templar). The Knights Templar are a splitoff of La Familia that rose out of a power struggle after Moreno's death. The rhetoric and strategies of the Knights Templar are pretty similar to those of La Familia.http://www.insightcrime.org/mexico-organized-crime-news/familia-michoacana-mexico-profile
==References==
Category:Crime
Category:Cults
Category:Drugs
Category:Mexico
Labour

*Australian Labor Party
*Communism, at least in the views of right wing bastards who can't see the difference between this and socialism
*Giving birth to children is sometimes described as "going into labour"
*The Labour Party
*New Labour, Tony Blair's version of the Labour Party
*Socialism, according to right-wingers
*Trade unions
And, yes, the Yanks have to show that they are different from the rest of the English-speaking world by spelling it "Labor".
Laestadianism

Laestadianism is a conservative Lutheran movement that is hot in Scandinavia. Its home ground is Lapland and Northern Sweden, Finland and Norway, where it represent a significant political force, particularly in clerical politics. It has existed since the 1840s, and is also found in Russia, Africa, South America, Central Europe and North America. In Scandinavia, Laestadians belong to the mainstream Lutheran state churches, but the United States has separate Laestadian churches. As in general with Scandinavian movements, charismatic lay-preachers are an important part of the tradition. Laestadian meetings take place separately from, and in addition to the general congregation. That is, the movement can exist alongside and inside a parent church.
While theologically their positions are unremarkable compared to mainstream Lutheranism, Laestadians are best known to the public because of the host of weird rules that they follow. Banned are TV, alcohol, contraception, makeup, hair-coloring, gambling, premarital sex, female pastors, competitive sports, pop or rock music; but not smoking, the Internet or even the use of televisions in education.https://www.is.fi/kotimaa/art-2000005274708.html In this respect, they resemble Mormons. The story that washing-machines with a window are banned because they'd allow you to see underwear is, however, an urban legend.https://yle.fi/uutiset/3-9684757 Because contraception is banned, Laestadians often have many children: 13-child families aren't even unusual. Formally, they are not endogamous, but because the lifestyle is so restrictive, they tend to be endogamous in practice.
In Norway, Laestadians don't use curtains, because righteous, god-fearing folks shouldn't have anything to hide from their neighbours. Thus they can often be observed watching their old black-and-white TVs in their living rooms. If the lights are out, they're either not home, they're sleeping, or they're secretly watching their 50" plasma screen in their conveniently windowless basement. Ah yes, and they're strongly anti-consumerist, except when it comes to the newest SUVs, which are very practical in sub-arctic winters and absolutely not to be classified as luxury goods.
==Schisms==
The Laestadians have always been fond of their preachers, and this has led to several schisms over the years. As such, there are not only a few, but 19 (nineteen) different Laestadian sects. For some reason the Laestadians started discussing the age of the Earth amongst themselves in the 1990's. This promptly caused another branching and subsequent passing of judgment: generally, the young Earth Laestadians are convinced that the old Earth Laestadians are going to Hell, and vice versa.
==References==
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Category:Norway
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