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James Watt

James Gaius Watt James G. Watt, Polarizing Interior Secretary Under Reagan, Dies at 85 was a political figure most infamous for his actions during the administration of Ronald Reagan, where he served as Secretary of the Interior. Called one of the most "intensely controversial and blatantly anti-environmental political appointees" in American history,A look back at Reagan’s environmental record he grew infamous during his time working for the White House due to his bombastic and frequently nonsensical statements that were downright concerning for somebody in his position.
==Highlights of his time working for Reagan==
During his time working for Reagan, he did all of the following:
*Told Congress "I do not know how many future generations we can count on before he Lord returns."The Clothes Have No Emperor: A Chronicle of the American 80s by Paul Slansky
*Warned "liberals of the Jewish community" that if they oppose his policy "they will weaken our ability to be a good friend of Israel."
*Said that he will "never use the words Democrats and Republicans. It's liberals and Americans."
*Explained that "I speak in black-and-white terms without much gray in my life. I see problems without the complexity that is confusing a lot of people."
*Called environmentalists "A left-wing cult dedicated to bringing down the type of government I believe in." Later, he said of the same group "Look what happened to Germany in the 1930s… The dignity of man was subordinated to the powers of Nazism… Those are the forces that this can evolve into." He also said those who fail to speak out against abortion are similar to "the forces that created the Holocaust."
*Said of Native Americans, "If you want an example of the failures of socialism, don't go to Russia. Come to America, and see the American Indian reservations."
*Tried to ban rock music from an Independence Day parade.
*Said of his coal-leasing commission, "We have every kind of mix you can have. I have a black, I have a woman, two Jews and a cripple." During Larry Flynt's satirical Presidential run in 1984, he said he planned to have "a black, a woman, two Jews, a cripple, a homosexual, an Oriental… and a Mexican in my Cabinet."
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James White

"Dr" James Robert White is a Baptist and Calvinist theologian and debater based in Phoenix, Arizona. White runs Alpha and Omega Ministries, and is a Professor of Church History and Apologetics at Grace Bible Theological Seminary.About Alpha & Omega Ministries. aomin.org.Grace Bible Theological Seminary is an unaccredited Arkansas-based seminary that claims affiliation with the Association of Reformed Theological Seminaries, an accreditation mill. He is famous in Calvinist circles for his debates against Muslims, Mormons and Catholics, and is often derided for his "doctorate" outside of said circles. White is a young earth creationist, which he refers to as "special creation".Evidence for Special Creation From Scientific Evidence. aomin.org, 16 June 2002. White is friend of Jason Lisle,Live with Dr. Jason Lisle from Colorado Springs. aomin.org, 2 August 2021. a creationist affiliated with the Institute for Creation Research and Answers in Genesis.
==Avid debater==
James White is a very avid debater and also known in Calvinist circles for his debates against basically everybody who doesn't fully subscribe to his view from Muslims and Mormons to atheists, Roman Catholics and Christians that don't think the Bible is infallible. 
==Unaccreditated PhD==
White possesses a PhD degree from Columbia Evangelical Seminary, a diploma mill,Accreditation. Columbia Evangelical Seminary. Despite the page's title, the seminary makes no reference to legitimate academic accreditation. but insists he is a legitimate doctor. White claims the Seminary was "too young" to be accredited, but if that is the case wouldn't an insistence on being called "doctor" damage his own credibility? Calling oneself a doctor without holding a legitimate PhD doesn't help. Apparently at some point White was working on a legitimate PhD at a South African university.Dave Armstrong, James White’s Bogus "Doctorate" Degree. Patheos, 14 March 2017.Dave Armstrong, James White’s Bogus "Doctorate" Degree, Part II. Patheos, 14 March 2017.
Catholic apologist Jimmy Akin stated that he "[does] not think that this title should be given to White", noting that a lack of accreditation is a sign that a school "has not met the academic standards needed."Jimmy Akin, The Title “Doctor”. jimmyakin.com, 22 August 2006. In July 1998, when Mormon apologist Gary Novak visited the site to take pictures, Columbia Evangelical Seminary was operated out of a small administrative office with no campus.Columbia Evangelical Seminary: The Photographic Tour. shields-research.org.Worst of the Anti-Mormon Web Special Edition: Does James White Have a Genuine Doctorate? shields-research.org, 17 October 1998.
==External links==
*His ministry website
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Jan Brewer

Jan Brewer was the lunatic Republican governor of Arizona. She "served" as governor of the state from January 21, 2009 to January 5, 2015, and is most renowned for signing into law the infamous SB 1070 bill that would inevitably promote racism.Supreme Court upholds key part of Arizona law for now, strikes down other provisions, Washington Post When compared to Nazi officer Heinrich Himmler, she took offense because she said her father died fighting the Nazis. Turns out this was straight-up bullshit as he actually died of lung cancer a decade after the war ended.https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2010/06/arizona-governor-jan-brewer-caught-in-a-liea-lie-about-nazishttps://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2010/06/02/brewers-comments-on-fathers-death-criticized/
==Positions==
Governor Brewer was arguably one of the more extreme conservative governors in the country. She believes that the Endangered Species Act is harmful for the environment (but offshore drilling is A-OK!) and that the United Nations Human Rights Council is made up of a bunch of dictators. Her pro-gun voting record has earned her an A+ rating from the National Rifle Association.
In May of 2012, Brewer signed a controversial bill which allows an employer to deny birth control to any woman on religious grounds. This is a state version of the Blunt amendment. If a woman is taking the pill for medical reasons, she must prove this to her employer by providing her medical records on that issue: it's not enough for an MD to simply write a note.
Her stopped clock moment came on April 18, 2011, when she vetoed a Birther bill. A second occurred in June 2013 when she came out in favor of Obamacare. The hat trick came in February 2014 when she vetoed (after tremendous pressure by big business) a bill that would allow businesses to deny service to gays on religious grounds.
She has openly supported Donald Trump. 
==Possible Vice Presidential Nomination==
She has stated an interest in being the GOP nominee for Vice President in 2016. As quoted by Yahoo News, "I would be willing to serve in any capacity that I could be of help with Donald on", Brewer said. Ultimately, Mike Pence got the job.
==External links==
*OnTheIssues: Jan Brewer
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Jan Hellesøe

Jan Hellesøe Camilla Cornelius, "Han fucker med din hjerne på tv," Ekstra Bladet, Aug. 21, 2013, accessed Sep. 14, 2019.Jan Hellesøe: Fuckr med dn hjrne Lykke. is a Danish mentalist and magician primarily known as the star of the Danish TV shows Fuckr med dn hjrne (translatable as "Fuckng with yr brain") and Manipulator.
Like many mentalists, Hellesøe actively advocates for skepticism, and encourages viewers to avoid being taken for a ride, as well as dismissing horoscopes and other such superstitions. Using a combination of what appears to be phenomenal memory, psychological insight, hot reading, cold reading, hypnosis, priming, sleight-of-hand, leaving cues in the peripheral vision of his "victims," social engineering, and other techniques, Hellesøe can achieve seemingly impossible manipulations of people.
While he does not reveal his more elaborate illusions, similar to a Danish Penn and Teller, Hellesøe sometimes shows a simpler illusion, then demonstrates how he constructed it, in an effort to encourage viewers' critical thinking.
Hellesøe is notable for inviting to his show brain researchers, psychologists, and generally people who identify as skeptical, and for involving them in his illusions. His show frequently mentions recent peer-reviewed research papers, while at the same time showing how it is possible to create what look like paranormal phenomena with the right preparation, resources, and talents.
Hellesøe travels to New York for one show, and views an exorcism by Bob Larson, who charges him $750 for the privilege. He later stages an exorcism using only hypnosis and a few props, casting doubt on the authenticity of any exorcism. Hellesøe also succeeds in replicating a staging of the circumstances of a 1951 "hypnotic murder"Unfortunately, That Other Wiki only has an article on this bizarre incident in Danish depicted in the 2018 film Murderous Trance (originally titled The Guardian Angel)."Pilou Asbæk to investigate the hypnosis murders," Nordic Drama website, Feb 8, 2017, accessed Sep. 18, 2019. Hellesøe also participated in a documentary produced in 2018 about the “hypnotic murder” as part of a series by the Danish Broadcasting Corporation about murders in Denmark.Danske Mord: Hypnosemordene (in Danish and may not be viewable from non Danish IP addresses)
In one show, Hellesøe even stares at a goat for a prolonged period, trying to get it to fall down. Fuckr med dn hjrne, Danmarks Radio, Season 1, Episode 2, 20:04. No goats were harmed in the making of that episode. What's not to like?
==See also==
*The Men Who Stare at Goats — for a credulous view of goat staring
==External links==
*Jan Hellesøe's website
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Jan Markell

Jan Markell is the owner of Olive Tree Ministries, a Christian fundamentalist, and radio show host in Minnesota. She is apparently a good friend of Michelle Bachmann and often has her as a guest on her radio show. She constantly warns her audience of not only the dangers of creeping sharia and "socialism", but also the forces of the occult like Harry Potter or Pokémon.
==One form of crazy to another==
Jan is of Jewish descent, claiming that she had gotten saved at a young age by the Messanic Jewish preacher Hyman Appleman. Yet she would later dabble in the occult at Christian college where she had claimed that not only did people "drive 100 miles to put their hands on the glass object, ask the board questions, and have it spell out answers",Playtime for Kids and It's Called Divination by Jan Markell (January 5, 2010) Olive Tree Ministries. but that she was actually able to move the "glass object" with no hands on it! Finally she asked the Ouija Board where did it get its power and it spelled S-A-T-A-N ! so she renounced the devil and rededicated her self to Jesus. This would lead her on the road to founding Olive Tree Ministries where she could rant against "evil" like Harry Potterhttp://www.worldviewweekend.com/news/article/harry-potter-politically-correct-paganismeveryevery Saturday.
==Getting political==
On her show, Jan would often invite Michelle Bachmann, and she would give wonderful commentary about how Obama is helping the Anti-Christ rise to power http://www.rightwingwatch.org/post/michele-bachmann-the-left-is-helping-the-antichrist-come-to-power/ or about how sharia law is coming soon to America.http://www.rightwingwatch.org/post/bachmann-halal-food-options-a-sign-of-sharia-law/ Jan of course naturally agrees with this which is probably why Bachmann seems to be her most frequently recurring guest. Jan also believes that Minnesota would be destroyed by the acceptance of gay marriage.http://www.rightwingwatch.org/post/markell-fears-minnesota-cities-may-be-destroyed-over-gay-marriage/
==External links==
*Olive Tree Ministries
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Jan te Nijenhuis

Jan te Nijenhuis is a Dutch HBD pseudoscientist who has published articles about race and intelligence from a hereditarianism perspective in the controversial journal Intelligence and the racist pseudoscholarly Mankind Quarterly.http://www.mankindquarterly.org/archive/issue/57-4/12http://www.mankindquarterly.org/archive/issue/57-3/15 Like Richard Haier, Nijenhuis is careful to not explicitly advocate white supremacism to avoid damaging his academic reputation at the University of Amsterdam,http://www.uva.nl/en/profile/n/i/j.tenijenhuis/j.tenijenhuis.html but uses a more subtle approach of supporting the same viewpoint i.e. a racial hierarchy in intelligence. His work is commonly cited by white nationalists as evidence that African and Middle-eastern immigrants have low IQs and Nijenhuis himself is associated with the far-right,https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/education/2018/02/it-might-be-pseudo-science-students-take-threat-eugenics-seriously for example in 2016 he attended the London Conference on Intelligence.
Nijenhuius has spoken at conferences organised by the far-right .https://socialisme.nu/jfvd-congres-nazipropaganda-en-racisme/
==Race and IQ controversy==
Nijenhuis' 1997 PhD dissertation sparked a racism rowNiet-dommer-maar-minder-intelligent. De Volkskrant. over the fact that he argued black immigrants working for Nederlandse Spoorwegen (Dutch Railways) on average have lower IQs than native Dutch and that genetics largely explains these IQ differences; he controversially cited The Bell Curve:
He argues because certain immigrant groups have lower IQs they lower education and working performance:
Nijenhuis has been criticized for distorting a study, Rindermann et al. 2016 "Survey of Expert Opinion on Intelligence":
==London Conference on Intelligence==
===2015===
===2016===
==See also==
* Davide Piffer
* Edward Dutton
==External links==
* dr. J. (Jan) te Nijenhuis — University of Amsterdam
*Jan te Nijenhuis — papers on Google Scholar
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Jang Hye-young

Jang Hye-young (장혜영) is a disability human rights activist and social democratic politician in South Korea. She is known as a disability human rights activist, but in fact she is considered a very "radical" figure in South Korea despite her very "moderate" view by Western world standards. She has committed herself to the Talsiseol Movement and other disabled rights movements. She has also served as a member of the center-left Justice Party in the South Korean parliament since May 2020.
==Talsiseol movement==
She leads the Talsiseol Movement (탈시설 운동). Talsiseol Movement ("deinstitutionalization movement") is a movement to "break away from disabilty facilities" that helps disabled people live independently without locking them in such facilities. (Many disabled people in South Korea are forced to live in a uniform group of people separated from their local communities and locked in closed residential facilities for the disabled.)https://slownews.kr/79165 In South Korea, the Talsiseol movement is criticized by not a few people in South Korea for being radical.https://www.mk.co.kr/news/society/view/2019/05/280056/
== Proposed anti-discrimination law (2020) ==
She proposed the anti-discrimination law on June 29, 2020, along with 10 fellow lawmakers. The anti-discrimination law is a law against discrimination by gender, religion, race, gender identity, etc.https://www.lawmaking.go.kr/mob/nsmLmSts/out/2101116/detailR However, the anti-discrimination law was defeated due to opposition from conservatives in South Korea against LGBT rights.https://h21.hani.co.kr/arti/politics/politics_general/49288.html
== Criticism ==
Though she is known as a disability human rights activist, but it should be taken into account that South Korean society is very socially conservative in the issue of disability rights.
She expressed her support for the Light It Up Blue campaign on Twitter in 2019 that was sponsored by Autism Speaks.https://twitter.com/Serious_Sister2/status/1112586328300912646 The mainstream disabled human rights movement in South Korea is not discussing neurodiversity with ARM at all.
She made no mention of the "Missing Children Act" (실종아동법) amendment proposed by the South Korean parliament in June 2021 despite serious human rights violations. (Of course, it was never mentioned in the South Korea's liberal and left-wing press. South Korea is conservative on human rights issues for the disabled, regardless of left and right.) If the amendment to the Missing Children Act of June 2021 is passed, it will be possible to install a location tracking device for disabled people only on request from a guardian without consent of the disabled person. The bill was criticized by five disability groups, including 3Ocean (세바다).https://twitter.com/diversity_3Oc/status/1410604186383749120https://sebadaoceans.tistory.com/41
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Jason Colavito

Jason Colavito is a freelance writer who enjoys writing (about) horror fiction as much as dissecting various pseudohistorical claims, including those of ancient astronauts proponents. If you've watched the original 2009 Ancient Aliens on the History Channel, you may have caught a glimpse of his article Charioteer of the Gods around the 8:40 mark, which was presented as an example of the reactions to von Däniken and his buddies. The article itself traces the origin of the "ancient contact with aliens" idea back to H.P. Lovecraft. It was published in the Skeptic magazine in 2004 (volume 10, number 4) and its full text is available online at Skeptic.com and Jason Colavito.com.
As with his digging into the “intellectual” (as much as it is) history behind the ancient astronauts idea, Colavito seems to enjoy digging into the background material underpinning today’s pseudohistory to try to find out which ideas are original, which are simply rehashing of old material and where those ideas originated. Examples include Colavito’s foray into the pseudohistory surrounding the Great SphinxJason Colavito, 2001, Who Built the Sphinx? and pyramids of Giza,Jason Colavito, 2017, The Antediluvian Pyramid Myth the various conspiracy theories/pseudohistory involving the Knights Templar and the Holy Grail,Jason Colavito, 2015, The Templars, the Holy Grail, & Henry Sinclair as well as the ideas related to the chupacabra.Jason Colavito, 2011, The Secret Prehistory of El Chupacabra. Similarly, he also wrote a sort of retrospective overview of David Hatcher Childress’ changing opinions and switches from one branch of pseudohistory to another over time.Jason Colavito, 2015, David Childress and the Aliens – the Ancient Alien star always says whatever sells Colavito’s blog is also a fairly good running update on the pseudohistory du jour.
==External links==
*Official website
**Blog
**The Origin of the Space Gods: Ancient Astronauts and the Cthulhu Mythos in Fiction and Fact, free e-book
**Ancient Atom Bombs: Fact, Fraud, and the Myth of Prehistoric Nuclear Warfare, free e-book
*Lost Civilizations Uncovered, his old website (2001-2010)
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Jay Bakker

Jamie Charles "Jay" Bakker is an American pastor, author, speaker and theologian. He may not look like your typical pastor by first glance alone due to his piercings and tattoos, but looks can be deceiving. He is the son of disgraced televangelist Jim Bakker and Tammy Faye Messner. Growing up, he became disillusioned with and critical of the views and attitudes of Christian fundamentalism and the Religious Right. Inspired by his mother's contributions to the LGBT rights movement as well as the teachings and philosophies of Martin Luther King, Jr., Brennan Manning, Paul Tillich, and Peter Rollins, he adopted a more progressive and inclusive version of Christianity and is the co-founder of Revolution Church.
==Political and social views==
Jay Bakker preaches, as he described to Larry King, a form of Christianity that is "more liberal than most". He embraces people from all walks of life, even those with alternative lifestyles and encourages doubt and uncertainty in certain areas of the faith. He has questioned and challenged traditional Christian concepts such as atonement and salvation. He has also endorsed gay marriage and has been an advocate for the church's acceptance of the LGBT Community. In response to the legalization of gay marriage in Minnesota, his church used rainbow-colored communion bread to celebrate. 
 
==See also==
*John Shelby Spong
==External links==
*Revolution Church
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Jay Wile

Dr. Jay L Wile is a young earth creationist who holds a PhD in nuclear chemistry from the University of Rochester. He has no credentials in evolutionary biology, but this doesn't stop him from flaunting his doctorate to impress his audience.
==Apologia Educational Ministries==
Wile is best known as an author of the Exploring Creation with... books published by Apologia Educational Ministries — a series of junior high/high school science textbooks popular in fundamentalist private schools and homeschooling. Wile sold the Apologia textbook business to two homeschoolers affiliated with Focus on the Family in 2006.A brief history., apologia.com, retrieved on 12 November 2018.
Like the Institute for Creation Research, Apologia offers online classes for homeschool students, including "Introductory and Advanced Sciences" and "Bible, Apologetics and Worldview". The Apologia website mentions that they organize retreats for people who want to learn more about the Bible. The retreats are popular among parents who teach Apologia's science curriculum. The Exploring Creation with… series includes:
*Exploring Creation with General Science
*Exploring Creation with Physical Science
*Exploring Creation with Zoology (Note- there are three zoology books)
*Exploring Creation with Astronomy 
*Exploring Creation with Physics and Chemistry
*Exploring Creation with Biology
*Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy and Physiology
==Jay Wile and Ken Ham==
Wile also apparently ruffled Ken Ham's feathers on one occasion, after stating in a blog post that he believed that Ham's Creation Museum contained several inaccuracies— the main disagreement being whether or not animals died before the fall of man apparently.Christian Leader Criticizes Creation Museum. answersingenesis.org, 14 July 2012. If it's any consolation to Ham, Wile still believes the Creation Museum is more accurate than the Smithsonian Institution's natural history museum.
==External links==
*DrWile.com
*Apologia Educational Ministries, Inc.
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