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Kent E. Hovind v. RationalMedia Foundation

Kent E. Hovind v. Rational Media Foundation is a pro se lawsuit filed by convicted felon Kent Hovind, while in federal prison, against the RationalMedia Foundation (though calling it by its previous name, the RationalWiki Foundation) based on claims he made about the article on him.The complaint. The claim specifically referenced this revision by including the entire text of the article. It was filed with the court on February 24, 2014, but never had summons issued, and hence was never served. In December 2015, a federal judge dismissed the case for failure to serve.https://www.docketalarm.com/cases/Florida_Northern_District_Court/3--14-cv-00094/HOVIND_v._THE_RATIONLWIKI_FOUNDATION/19/
The complaint referenced the foundation by name along with a number of John Doe editors seeking a retraction of certain phrases in the article; specifically: 
Hovind sought a sum of $2.5 million from the RationalMedia Foundation and a further $2.5 million from the "John Doe author" of that article, for damages to his reputation.
The following is the unedited text of the complaint, case 3:14-cv-00094-RV-CJK:
==Resolution==
In 2015, a federal judge dismissed the case and had the court clerk close the file:https://www.docketalarm.com/cases/Florida_Northern_District_Court/3--14-cv-00094/HOVIND_v._THE_RATIONLWIKI_FOUNDATION/19/
==References==
Category:Court cases
Category:Creationism
Category:RationalWiki
Kent Holtorf

Kent Holtorf, M.D. is a proponent of bioidentical hormones, a "chronic infection diseases" expert, and an anti-aging practitioner. According to his webpage biography, he received his M.D. from St. Louis University, trained as a resident at UCLA, and is a diplomate and board examiner for the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine, which is not recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties.http://www.holtorfmed.com/doctors/kent-holtorf-md He claims expert knowledge in endocrinology and infectious disease,Oddly, he only makes claims about chronic infectious disease. Acute infectious disease must not be his thing. but his specialty board membership is in a woo-tastic, non-recognized area of medicine. This, of course, did not stop Fox News from inviting him on to spew a bunch of vapid bullshit about the H1N1 vaccine, saying "I have more concern about the vaccine than I do about the swine flu" and then going on to bring up tired arguments such as the vaccine being "rushed to market" (it was not).http://www.stinkyjournalism.org/editordetail.php?id=461
No, he doesn't take insurance, and he doesn't work cheap.http://www.holtorfmed.com/faqs#faq3 Still, he really, really cares about his patients' money well being.
==See also==
*Anti-vaccination movement
==External links==
* Holtorf's Webpage
==References==
Category:Living people
Category:Pseudoscience promoters
Kenya Kura

Kenya Kura (Japanese: 蔵 研也) is a Japanese eugenics supporter and pseudoscientist. He works as an assistant professor at the Foreign Language Department (formerly, he worked in the Faculty of Economics and Information Science) of the in Japan.Kenya Kura. KAKEN profile, retrieved 2 April 2019. In 1988 he graduated from studying law. He claims to have a Ph.D. in economics.Kenya Kura. Researchmap profile, retrieved 2 April 2019
He is affiliated with the OpenPsych and Psych pseudojournals and has published papers promoting eugenics and pseudoscientific theories of race and IQ. He presented a paper at the London Conference on Intelligence in 2014 promoting pseudoscience.UNZ; James Thompson, April 28, 2014: LCI14 Conference Proceedings Kenya Kura. (archive snapshot) 
In April 2019, Kura co-wrote a paper in the Psych journal with Emil Kirkegaard on the intelligence of biracial children.Kirkegaard, E.O.W.; Lasker, J.; Kura, K. The Intelligence of Biracial Children of U.S. Servicemen in Northeast Asia: Results from Japan. Psych 2019, 1, 132-138. 
Kura also sits on the Advisory Board for the controversial Mankind Quarterly.Editorial Panel. Mankind Quarterly.
==Published pseudoscience==
* Spearman’s Hypothesis Tested Comparing 47 Regions of Japan Using a Sample of 18 Million Children.Kura, Kenya & te Nijenhuis, Jan & Dutton, Edward. (2019). Spearman’s Hypothesis Tested Comparing 47 Regions of Japan Using a Sample of 18 Million Children. Psych. 1. 26-34. 10.3390/Psychology1010002.
* Why Do Northeast Asians Win So Few Nobel Prizes?Kura, K., Nijenhuis, J. te, & Dutton, E. (2015). Why Do Northeast Asians Win So Few Nobel Prizes? Comprehensive Psychology. 10.2466/04.17.CP.4.15
* The law of payoff consistency: Games with continuous differences on resource values.Kura, Takuya et al. The law of payoff consistency: Games with continuous differences on resource values. Journal of Ethology 15 (1997): 95-101.
* Japanese north – south gradient in IQ predicts differences in stature, skin color, income, and homicide rate.Kura, Kenya. Japanese north – south gradient in IQ predicts differences in stature, skin color, income, and homicide rate. (2013).
*The Intelligence of Biracial Children of U.S. Servicemen in Northeast Asia: Results from Japan.
==External links==
* Research Gate profile
* Openpsych profile
==References==
Category:Pseudoscience promoters
Category:Racists
Category:Eugenics supporters
Category:Economists
Category:Living people
Category:Racialism pseudoscientists
Keum Tae-sup

Keum Tae-sup (금태섭) is a conservative liberal politician in South Korea.
He was originally a representative centrist politician in the Minjoo Party of Korea, but was released from the party by opposing the Minjoo Party's anti-prosecutor and pro-police policy. He was critical of the mainstream Minjoo Party's view of weakening the prosecution's power and strengthening police power, and had argued for an alternative way of limiting the prosecution's investigative rights.https://n.news.naver.com/article/018/0004655032
Since 2021, he has been in solidarity with a conservative liberal politician who was a famous entrepreneur.http://www.hani.co.kr/arti/politics/assembly/981115.html
==Political stance on social issues==
* He is one of the few politicians in South Korea who actively speaks out on minority human rights issues.
* He announced that he would run for mayor of Seoul on January 31, 2020, claiming that he would create the "Seoul Human Rights Ordinance".https://news.v.daum.net/v/20210131135401350
* He is a feminist. He strongly criticized Korea's patriarchal holiday culture and was one of the most active politicians in improving women's rights.http://www.ohmynews.com/NWS_Web/View/at_pg.aspx?CNTN_CD=A0002474221
* He has been a very active politician in LGBT+ issues since he was a member of the Minjoo Party. He is one of the few liberal politicians who participated in the Queer Pride parade in South Korea, where there is strong discrimination and opposition to LGBT+.https://news.joins.com/article/22801481
* He argued that being "against homosexuality" was not freedom of expression. He is also active in enacting anti-discrimination laws. (The Minju party's mainstream does not want to enact an anti-discrimination laws in consideration of the votes of Christians and the many South Korean voters who are against LGBT.)https://www.sisajournal.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=178578
==External links==
*His Korean-language Wikipedia page
==Notes==
==References==
Category:South Korean politics
Category:Liberals
Category:Living people
Category:Asian politicians
Kevin Carlyon

Kevin Carlyon is a witch and he refers to himself as "The Living God Of All Witches."
Others are less convinced of this.http://www.cynicalsmirk.com/blog/kevin-carlyon/260
Mr. Carlyon visited Stonehenge for the 2009 Winter Solstice, but was one of the 2000 who showed up a day early (December 21st rather than December 22nd). Thus, if he is a God, he certainly isn't infallible. 
== Quotes ==
*"The success rate of my ‘spells’ has been documented worldwide, not my claim that they work but the claim of others who have documented my achievements in many publications and t.v. programmes worldwide."
*"MY FERTILITY SPELLS ARE GOING GREAT AT THE CERNE ABBAS GIANT IN DORSET. WHY NOT POP ALONG THERE FOR SOME NICE NOOKIE - ITS THE 'IN PLACE'."
== External links ==
*http://www.kevthewitch.co.uk (Main Site)
*http://www.spreaker.com/user/kevthewitch (Music Show)
==References==
Category:Living people
Category:New Age
Category:Paganism
Category:Pissed at us
KeyWiki

KeyWiki is a wiki site which purports to be "a bipartisan knowledge base focusing primarily on corruption and the covert side of politics in the United States and globally", with a "particular interest" taken in anyone or anything considered to the ideological left of the founder, Trevor Loudon. Launching in April 2010, it opened with 35,000 profiles on people it links with the Democratic Socialists of America, the Center for American Progress, and other progressive organizations. The wiki is openly anti-socialist, and anyone who has even signed a petition from a left-wing group is also indexed on KeyWiki. The site strictly limits who can edit articles.
"We've got congressmen in there, 'peace' activists, labor unionists, black radicals, 'religious' socialists, 'greenies', left wing academics , Obama appointees and thousands of card-carrying socialists and communists," Loudon said in announcing the project. "In short, all the people who are dragging America down." 
Minus the 75% conspiratory junk, it's not a terrible resource for leftists with its vast list of different groups and people.
==Trevor Loudon==
Loudon is a former vice president of ACT New Zealand, a center-right political party, who has a long-running penchant for publishing dossiers on anyone who smells "communist" or "socialist"; this dates back to the 1980s, when he gathered dossiers on all anti-nuclear activists in New Zealand and attempted to declare them agents of the Soviet Union. He also holds communists responsible for supplying the majority of the international drug trade. 
Through his blog, he has published allegations of Barack Obama's connections with the Young Communist League. Dana Milbank of the Washington Post, in review, stated that some of "The charges [against Obama] ranged from the absurd to the merely questionable".
Understandably, his work is promoted by the American right-wing websites (i.e., Accuracy in Media, the Epoch Times, etc.).
==External links==
*KeyWiki's front page
==References==
Category:Right-wing activists
Category:Wikis
Kids! This site is all yours

Kids! This site is all yours was a preachy anti-science site written (entirely in Comic Sans) by Muslim creationist Harun Yahya. Sometime between 2017 and 2020, the site was taken down, and is now a parked domain.
==Vile purpose==
The site's agenda is not immediately obvious, and a curious child wanting a place "all their own" might well wander here and never know they are being brainwashed. And good Christian fundamentalists should be warned that the God in question is not their trustworthy friend, YHWH, but Allah, as the site is ultimately there to "teach" children about Islam. 
It is interesting to note that this page is identical to a page on the author's site "An Invitation to the Truth: TRUTH for KIDS",Wonders Of Allah’s Creation Harun Yahya (archived from 7 Jul 2013 13:26:26 UTC). with the exception that deeds of creation that on that site are attributed to Allah are herein attributed to God. It makes one wonder who actually deserves the credit.
===Cornering the children===
This page represented the usual assortment of unsupported assertions, logical transgressions, suppressed evidence, untrue statements, and BS that one has come to expect from young-earth creationists.
What makes this instance particularly inexcusable is that the site is obviously aimed at children, who do not have the resources to objectively evaluate the arguments presented within.
==Side-by-side refutation==
The following side-by-side commentary is a critique from a section called Evolution is a lie from a page titled "WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE CAMBRIAN PERIOD?""evolution is a lie" Kids! This site is all yours (archived from August 8, 2008).The page was copied verbatim for comparison purposes, although the formatting has been altered.
==External links==
*Kids! This site is all yours — an archived copy from February 20, 2006
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Side-by-side articles
Category:Refutations
Category:Websites
Category:Islam
Kim

*Kim Il-sung (1912-1994)
*Kim Jong-il (1941-2011)
*Kim Jong-un (1984-)
*Juche — the Kim-flavored variety of Stalinism, occasionally referred to as "Kimism"
Nearly all references to the surname Kim (pertaining to RationalWiki's mission) will refer to the crazies that have ruled North Korea from 1948 and onward. They are known as the Kim family or the second "Kim dynasty." In North Korea, the family is officially referred to as the "Mount Paektu Bloodline" (sometimes spelled "Baektu"). The mountain is traditionally sacred to Koreans (North and South) and neighboring Manchus; the Kim family appropriated its name for propaganda purposes.
Kim is also the most common family name on the Korean Peninsula, a common first name outside of Korea (Kim Davis, Kim Suozzi), an edible seaweed (e.g. served in Recipe:Kimchi jiggae), and an ethnic group in Chad.
Kim Eo-jun

Kim Eo-jun (김어준, also Kim Ou-Joon) is a liberal journalist in South Korea. Eo-jun often sparkles controversy by making extremist claims on some issues. He is a politically pro-Moon Jae-in, pro-Minjoo Party and anti-Western orientation.
His YouTube channel, podcasts, and internet journalism Ttangji Ilbo (딴지일보) are gaining huge popularity among Korea's middle-aged liberals. But Ttangji Ilbo is basically more of a yellow journalism.
==Extremist tendencies and positions==
In South Korea, he is accused by the conservative camp of having a liberals bias, but he is more of an anti-Western and anti-Japanese Nationalist than liberal.
The following are his controversial political positions.
* He takes an anti-American and conspiracy theorist view of the He falsely claimed that the joint team had concluded that it was a torpedo because of the wrong arithmetic.
* In a Feb. 1, 2018 show on South Korean air network SBS's political current affairs program, Kim Eo-jun's Black House, defended Norman Finkelstein, reporting as if it were true the conspiracy theory that Jews held world capital and were manipulating American politics with the capital. But controversy did not arise from this because there are few Jewish residents in the South Korea.김어준의 블랙하우스 3회
* He lashed out at Juan Guaido and Venezuela's anti-government forces as far-rightists.위협받는 베네수엘라 주권 … 주류 언론은 외면하는 미국과 극우 세력의 정권 전복 시나리오!
* He negatively assessed MeToo movement as if it were a political act of conservatives when some liberal politicians in the South were also involved in sex crimes en masse.
* He once supported Trump. To be exact, before the 2020 U.S. presidential election. He once said that considering relations with North Korea, it is better for Trump to be re-elected than Biden. However, he has not supported Trump since Biden was elected.https://www.donga.com/news/Opinion/article/all/20201029/103687579/1
==See also==
* Fake news
* Nationalism
* Conspiracy theory
==External links==
*His Korean-language Wikipedia page
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Conspiracy theorists
Category:South Korean politics
Category:Antisemites
Category:Ableism
Category:Anti-Western
Category:Journalists
Category:Living people
Kinder, Küche, Kirche

Kinder, Küche, Kirche (Children, Kitchen and Church) is a German expression denoting the role of women in society. Allegedly first used by Kaiser Bill (Kaiser Wilhelm II: 1859–1941, reigned 1888–1918), it was also promoted by the Third Reich, although with less emphasis on the "Kirche." 
It is remarkably similar to the role recommended (though not demonstrated) by Phyllis Schlafly and, by extension, the Eagle Forum and Conservapedia. It is the antithesis of second-wave feminism, if not the antithesis of modern civilization, and is not espoused [sic] in enlightened societies today. 
Today, it is commonplace for women to enter the workforce, but as recently as the 1980s, Nancy Reagan was criticized for meddling in public affairs.Pam Fessler, "Nancy Reagan, President's Fiercest Protector, Dies at 94", NPR, March 5, 2016
==Lingering effects==
In the German school system, the school day generally runs from 8 a.m. to no later than 2 p.m. with most schools ending their day by 1 p.m. (Elementary schools often let out at 11:30 a.m.). In the past, a number of German schools had no food service, so students had to leave campus to eat.
After all, if you release hordes of hungry Kinder in the early afternoon, it's best that Mutti be waiting at home for them (in the Küche!) so she can fix them their lunch.
==See also==
*Lies Women Believe
*Separate Spheres ideology
*The Surrendered Wife
*Vichy France: Known for using other outdated lingo.
*Traditionalist Workers Party: a White nationalist, National Socialist far-right party that advocates Faith, Folk, Family similar to Kinder, Kuche, Kirche.
==External links==
*
Category:Antifeminism
Category:Germany
Category:European history
Category:Fascism
Category:Nazism
Category:Sexism
==References==
Kinoki Foot Pads

Kinoki Foot Pads are an "As Seen on TV" woo "product" that allegedly removes deadly toxins, parasites, heavy metals, metabolic waste, and other manners of ill shit from your body. This is done through "proven" Japanese reflexology research which dictates that when worn overnight on your foot, these pads will draw out the toxins through your skin for two weeks. The pads will be pitch black and disgusting after the first night and will become lighter over time until there are no more toxins left while simultaneously relieving your wallet of dangerously flammable cash.
==Real science==
Essentially, the pads are treated with green tea and vinegar, known antioxidants, and will react with moisture in the air or sweat from your foot, rendering the pad a dark color. This is a common theme amongst products that have a "detox" effect — the ingredients themselves will turn black, sludgy, or start to smell just by reacting with water. In a similar variant to these pads reviewed by Ben Goldacre in Bad Science, the primary ingredient was "hydrolyzed cellulose" — or in less obfuscatory terms, sugar — so it is little wonder that after a night being exposed to sweat, the pads produce a sticky substance.
A study conducted on the Kinoki pads by an independent laboratory found that used pads contained none of 23 different toxins, metals, etc. that the pad claimed to remove (including a few extras such as toluene and styrene). Following the negative test, the lab exposed a fresh pad to distilled water, demonstrating that it turned black anyway.ABC News — Ridding Yourself of Toxins, or Money? It is also quite telling that the websiteBuyKinoki.com no longer functions (go ahead, try it!),archived BuyKinoki.com site from 2007 and the maker of the product, Xacta 3000, has been charged by the Federal Trade Commission for deceptive marketing practices.FTC Charges Marketers of Kinoki Foot Pads With Deceptive Advertising; Seeks Funds for Consumer Redress
==External links==
*The advertisement
*MSNBC report
*WikiAnswers — Do Kinoki detox foot pads work? (features several comments that make interesting reading)
==See also==
*Ear candling
*Shoo!Tag
*Toxin
==References==
Category:Alternative medicine
Category:Woo
Kinsey scale

The Kinsey scale was a scale assigning a numerical value to sexual orientation, developed by psychologist Alfred Kinsey during his pioneering research of human sexuality in the mid-20th century. Its main insight was that sexuality falls on a continuous spectrum rather than being strictly binary (either homo- or heterosexual, with no gray area between). The scale is as follows:
Rating	Description
0 	Exclusively heterosexual
1 	Predominantly heterosexual, only incidentally homosexual
2 	Predominantly heterosexual, but more than incidentally homosexual
3 	Equally heterosexual and homosexual
4 	Predominantly homosexual, but more than incidentally heterosexual
5 	Predominantly homosexual, only incidentally heterosexual
6 	Exclusively homosexual
X 	Asexual
One's Kinsey number is not always constant and may vary with age. This is better seen in the . The numbers 1-5 represent the spectrum of bisexuality.
==Criticism==
While Kinsey and his research were the subject of much criticism during his lifetime, the Kinsey Scale itself has managed to stand the test of time among sexologists. Only recently has it been criticized for not being specific enough, as it does not incorporate gender identity, a concept that was unknown to Kinsey and his contemporaries, or physical gender differences (such as those who would be considered intersex or are distinctly non-gendered). 
For example, if someone who is assigned male at birth identifies as a woman, and prefers to have sex with men, does that make her gay? And if the same person goes through gender reassignment surgery, does that make her straight? And what of those who identify themselves as a third gender, such as the Hijra of India? These criticisms were subsequently addressed by the LGBT blogosphere with the creation of various multidimensional models that view sexual orientation as a variable independent of gender identity and biological sex, such as the "Genderbread Person". While these models are more sophisticated, and are typically regarded as being capable of greater accuracy, they still ultimately seek to quantify human sexuality, a nigh unreachable goal.
Another criticism is that the Kinsey scale tends to lump romantic and sexual attraction together in to one scale. In actuality these attractions may not be the same, one may be only be romantically attracted to dating one gender but sexually attracted to both sexes, or vice versa. There are also asexuals and aromantics who have no sexual or romantic attraction, respectively, but may have attraction to specific sex/gender in the other category. This problem is usually addressed by using two scales one for romantic attraction and another for sexual attraction. So as an example a women may be a 1 on romantic scale but a 3 on sexual scale who defines herself as a lesbian due to her romantic attractions but has regular casual sexual relationship with males.
==References==