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Eye of Woden

Eye of Woden was an English blog that promoted Wodenism, white nationalism and various conspiracy theories. During its existence it was run by "Steed", a member of the Anglo-Saxon Foundation and Woden's Folk.http://archive.today/RWxfv
Steed's main target was Zionism:
The blog claimed that Mars was once inhabited by intelligent life, and theorised that these alien beings are worshipped by Zionists and the Rothschilds. Steed described this claim as "a revelation based upon a synthesis of information taken from David Icke and Zechariah Sitchin", so you know it's got to be solid.http://archive.today/gxcEa
During the ash dieback outbreak that occurred in Britain in 2012, Steed suggested that the evil Globalists caused the disease using magic in an attempt to take out a tree with symbolic significance to Germanic people.http://archive.today/2FSqN He also argued against watching televisionhttp://archive.today/E7R2P — which is ironic, considering his support for Woden's Folk, an organisation that lifted a large amount of its theology from the television series Robin of Sherwood.
Steed argued that 9/11, the 7 July 2005 London bombings and the massacre carried out by Anders Breivik were false flag operations.http://archive.today/QTSeO Following the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, Steed linked to a doctored clip from Family Guy, which he claimed was predictive programming.http://archive.today/D5c18 He was supported by the Anglo-Saxon Foundation owner "Seaxan", who found sinister significance in the fact that the clip was later removed from YouTube (or "Jewtube", as he referred to it).<capture>http://www.englisc-gateway.com/bbs/topic/40812-boston-marathon-terrorist-attack/page__st__40#entry200136</capture> That's right, Seaxan: if the creators of Family Guy objected to being implicated in a terrorist act and asked for the doctored footage to be removed, then it must be a Jewish conspiracy.
Steed also showed an interest in Holocaust revisionism, and has speculated that the killing of six million Jews may have been carried out by Zionists as a sacrifice to fulfil a prophecy.http://fstdt.net/QuoteComment.aspx?QID=97016 We should not be surprised to find that the "recommended links" section on the blog's sidebar contained such openly pro-Nazi websites as Metapedia (described by Steed as "a righteous alternative to the heavily-controlled Wikipedia"https://twitter.com/EyeOfWoden/status/309035249323614208) and Celto-Germanic Culture, Myth and History.
The blog was a regular target of Fundies Say the Darndest Things, which is presumably what prompted Steed to declare that he is being watched by "a handful of jobless, Liberal, small-minded, conspiracy-denying nerds... most of whom are undoubtedly pro-Zionist and some of whom are probably on the surveillance-state-payroll."
==External links==
* Eye of Woden at Archive.org
* Steed's quotes on FSTDT
==References==
Category:Clogosphere
Category:Conspiracy theorists
Category:Paganism
Category:Racism
Ezekiel's wheel

Ezekiel's wheel is a claimed UFO sighting recorded in the Book of Ezekiel.
Various pieces of artwork have been made depicting this "wheel within a wheel" as a spaceship of some description, each more fantastical and distant from the actual source description than the last.
Ezekiel describes a "flying chariot" containing "wheels within wheels" and "powered by angels". Some consider this incontrovertible proof of ancient aliens. Authors that have alleged the ancient aliens explanation of the book include Joseph Blumrich, who wrote The Spaceships of Ezekiel.http://ancientaliensdebunked.com/references-and-transcripts/ezekiels-wheels/
==Angels versus UFOs==
The entire Book of Ezekiel is, of course, incontrovertible proof of alien visitation, and not the result of hallucinations induced by gibbering schizophrenia and/or more drugshttp://community.livejournal.com/bible_thugs/10898.html than were used to write the Book of Revelation and The Beatles back catalogue combined.
Nor is it, in any way, an obvious, internally consistent, mythological reference to the order of Biblical angels known as Ophanim (Hebrew for "wheels" — shocking!) or Thrones, described as wheels (or wheels-within-wheels, rimmed in beryl plating and a bunch of creepy eyeballs) in , , and (had any Biblical alien hunter ever managed to complete the entire book) later in .
No, it has to be alien spacecraft, even though the angels are infinitely freakierYes, there's a damn good reason why they had to say "Be not afraid" when they visited humans — because fear would be a completely natural response to one of these mind-breakingly weird monstrosities dropping by to chat! and would actually make sense being mentioned elsewhere in the Bible.
==Blumrich's spaceship==
NASA engineer Josef F. BlumrichThe Bible Files, Issue 1: Ezekiel's Wheel (Evidence of Aliens Revealed in Scripture) talked about it in his book The Spaceships of Ezekiel. Blumrich says he was inspired by Erich von Däniken (who else?). Blumrich has patented an "omnidirectional wheel"US Patent #3789947 which he claims was based on the description in the Book of Ezekiel.
However, it has been shown that Blumrich based his theory on two mistranslations in a single German-language Bible.http://www.spaceshipsofezekiel.com/html/refs-toc.html Blumrich says he had designed a landing strut with a straight leg and a round pad, so obviously Ezekiel was describing a similar landing strut. But neither the original Hebrew nor other translations say the feet were "round". It says the feet were like the foot of a calf.Phrases Analyzed: "round feet" Also, the Hebrew says Ezekiel saw a "vision", not "vehicular structure".Phrases Analyzed: "vehicular structure"
There are other problems too. Blumrich claims that "the Spirit" means "the spaceship", which Blumrich says was about 29 meters (95 feet) from rotor tip to rotor tip.http://www.spaceshipsofezekiel.com/html/spaceships_of_ezekiel_appendix-j.html But Ezekiel says: 
Ezekiel also says: 
==External links==
*The spaceships of the Prophet Ezekiel (Josef F. Blumrich)
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Old Testament
Category:Engineer woo
Category:Bible woo
F. Roger Devlin

Francis Roger Devlin is a white nationalist and men's rights activist. He is a contributing editor for racist screed The Occidental QuarterlyTOQ Online - About and writes for VDARE.http://www.vdare.com/users/f-roger-devlin
==Sexual Utopia in Power==
Devlin is particularly noteworthy for his essay Sexual Utopia in Power, which is the origin of many MRA subcultural memes, jargon, and special definitions of words. A key argument of the essay was that the sexual revolution created incels. The work was also notable for having no citations whatsoever, reading something like a train-of-thought without concern for evidence. 
It was originally published in the Occidental Quarterly in 2006 and came to the wider attention of the pickup artist subculture when Heartiste posted effusively about it in 2008.http://heartiste.wordpress.com/2008/07/23/decivilizing-human-nature-unleashed/ It is now widely advocated in the manosphere, with the /r/redpill subreddit listing it in the sidebar as "essential reading".https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/ - listed in the table on the right, under "Theory Reading".
===Influence===
The book became an explicitly cited cornerstone of the MGTOW movement, particularly because the book blamed the decline in marriage in the USA on women. It is common to hear MGTOWs ask one to, "read Sexual Utopia in Power, bro trust me it'll help you see the matrix".
==Writing==
He has also done academic philosophy, writing Alexandre Kojève and the Outcome of Modern Thought (University Press of America, 2004).http://www.amazon.com/Alexandre-Kojeve-Outcome-Modern-Thought/dp/0761829598
==Ideology==
Devlin identifies as part of the alt-right,The Great Hitler Salute Crisis of 2016 Occidental Observer, 23 November 2016 which he describes as a "white advocacy"A Cautionary Tale Radix Journal, 11 January 2017 movement, and is considered among its "most important thought leaders" according to VDARE.National Policy Institute Live Coverage On Youtube; Peter Brimelow Will Be Speaking VDARE, 19 November 2016 Devlin attended the National Policy Institute conference, which gained national attention after many in attendance performed Nazi salutes.National Policy Institute is Confronted by Anti-Fascist and Resorts to Sieg Heils Anti Fascist News, 22 November 2016 Devlin denounced this behaviour,Let's Watch as the Alt Right Implodes Anti Fascist News, 4 December 2016 although he believed "there is nothing intrinsically wrong with" Nazi salutes. Instead, he seemed concerned because such behaviour is too politically incorrect.
== External links ==
* Articles by F. Roger Devlin, including Sexual Utopia in Power
* Hypergamy: How the harebrained notions of white nationalist F. Roger Devlin took the Manosphere by storm, We Hunted the Mammoth, May 2013
==References==
Category:Alt-right
Category:Fascists
Category:Living people
Category:Neo-Nazis
Category:Men's rights movement
Category:Racists
Category:Sexists
FactCheck.org

FactCheck.org is a nonprofit website whose mission is as follows:
Prior to fiscal 2010 FactCheck.org was funded entirely by the Annenberg Public Policy Center, the Annenberg Foundation, and grants from the Flora Family Foundation.Our Funding FactCheck.org. Subsequently, donations from the general public have also been accepted. The staff includes several journalists, and includes one science journalist.Our Staff FactCheck.org.
FactCheck.org accepts both general questions for fact checking,Ask FactCheck FactCheck.org. and science-related questions for fact checking,Ask SciCheck FactCheck.org. but its main focus is on political claims. FactCheck.org has written in detail about how to determine whether news is fake,How to Spot Fake News FactCheck.org. and keeps a list of the most common fake news.Don’t get spun by Internet rumors. FactCheck.org.
Most of its content consists of rebuttals to what it considers inaccurate, misleading, or false claims made by politicians. Other features include:
*Ask FactCheck:http://www.factcheck.org/askfactcheck/ users can ask questions that are usually based on an online rumor.
*Viral Spiral:http://www.factcheck.org/hot-topics/ a page dedicated to the most popular online myths that the site has debunked. It clarifies the answer as well as links readers to a full article on the subject.
*Party Lines:http://www.factcheck.org/party-lines/ talking points that have been repeatedly used by multiple members of a political party.
*Mailbag:http://www.factcheck.org/factcheck-mailbag/ a page for readers' sent letters and praise or disapproval of something said on the site.
==Recognition==
The site has gained recognition and won numerous awards for its contributions to political journalism: 
*In 2006, Time magazine named FactCheck.org one of the "25 Sites We Can't Live Without."25 Sites We Can't Live Without Time
*In 2008, PC Magazine called it one of the "20 Best Political Websites."The 20 Best Political Web Sites PC Mag 
*Between 2008 and 2012, the site won four Webby Awards in the Politics category, in 2008, 2010, 2011, and 2012; as well as four People's Voice Awards in Politics, in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2012. Webby awards 
*FactCheck.org won a 2010 Sigma Delta Chi Award from the Society of Professional Journalists for reporting on deceptive claims made about the federal health care legislation.2010 Sigma Delta Chi Award Honorees Society of Professional Journalists
==See also==
*International Fact-Checking Network
*Snopes, a similar but unlinked entity
==External links==
*The website itself.
==References==
Category:American media
Category:Websites
Category:Google News Fact Check
Fahrenheit 9/11

Fahrenheit 9/11 is a documentary film by Michael Moore, rushed out in 2004 in an attempt to affect the coming election (going so far as to encourage people to copy it and spread it around). The title is a play on the Fahrenheit 451, a novel by Ray Bradbury, who was not pleased with the homage, and repeatedly asked Moore to change the title"'Fahrenheit 451' author wants title back." Hardball with Chris Matthews. MSNBC. 2004 June 29. (it being a mere coincidence that a new film version of Fahrenheit 451 was in development at the time).
==Plot==
It's mostly a bunch of liberal "hate America first" lies, smearing the good Bush family name, and as such, it received a 20 minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival (but that's Hollywood values for you). The film is mostly about the sexual affairs of George W. Bush, beginning with the accusation that Fox News and Bush were in bed to hand him the 2000 U.S. Presidential Election. It then discusses briefly Bush's affair with the Air National Guard and his rather at-home service record. Bush then bed hops to fear with the passing of the USA PATRIOT Act and later the Iraq War.
==Reception==
In all seriousness, despite the accolades, it's arguably one of the less entertaining or thoughtful jaunts by Michael Moore. Noted columnist Christopher Hitchens said that "to describe it as an exercise in facile crowd-pleasing would be too obvious,"Christopher Hitchens. "Unfairenheit 9/11." Slate. 2004 June 21. in reference to the fact that the film was just an exercise in Bush-bashing (which had been a national sport for the American Left since the Iraq invasion of 2003). Researcher Dave Kopel went through the film, identifying numerous errors or distortions, though he, like Moore, opposed Bush.Dave Kopel. "Fifty-nine Deceits in Fahrenheit 9/11." DaveKopel.org. 2004 November 12.
The film is not all bad though: Saudi Arabia and Kuwait banned the film for being critical of the Iraq war and being an insult to Saudi Arabia's royal family."Fahrenheit 9/11 banned in Kuwait (2 Aug 2004 04.59 EDT) The Guardian.Kuwait bans 'Fahrenheit 9/11' (8/1/2004 6:28 PM) USA Today.
==See also==
*Bowling for Columbine
==External links==
*Fahrenheit 9/11 on IMDb
==References==
Category:Films
Failed state

A failed state is a recognized state incapable of fulfilling the basic requirement of being a state, i.e., it does not hold a monopoly on the "legitimate means of coercion." This means that the state's apparatus does not have the legitimacy of its people in matters of punishing criminals or defending borders.
This can be for a few different reasons. This is usually due to citizens of the state being too invested in some subgroup within the state, such as tribal affiliation or religious organizations. However, it can also come because the existing state apparatus has wholly abdicated the role, or else because the state has lost legitimacy, but no one else has been able to put forward a competing claim strong enough to rally the population.
Not every failed state exists in complete anarchy, but there is often some degree of it. Technically, a state where non-governmental actors (such as tribes or corporate associations) keep the peace while an ineffective central government does nothing would be considered a failed state. Still, it would be expected for the true holders of the monopoly on legitimate coercion to become the state. The term "failed state" is usually only applied to places with no actors who have legitimacy across the state.
The quintessential modern example of a failed state is Somalia, although it has finally begun to overcome this, while the current situation in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria also qualify. Zimbabwe is also on the road to being a failed state. Due to the proxy war being conducted by Saudi Arabia and Iran, Yemen became a failed state sometime around 2018.Plagued By War and Famine, Yemen Is 'No Longer A Functioning State,' Journalist Warns by Terry Gross (November 8, 20182:37 PM ET) NPR.
==References==
Category:Political terms
Category:Government incompetence
Fair and Balanced

"Fair and Balanced" was the slogan of Fox "Faux" News.Fox News drops Fair and Balanced motto, The New York Times 14 June 2017 It meant that their overall quality is at best fair, and that their "news" is balanced with a strong dose of commentary, to make sure the viewer gets the talking points clearly. In reality, Fox News is about as "balanced" as Conservapedia is "trusworthy" (mispelling intended).
==Intended meaning==
Fox News sees the whole media as having a liberal bias. Along with their other slogan of "We Distort, You Deride" "We Report, You Decide," Fox can give the impression that it is factual and that viewers are allowed to make up their own minds as to the political ramifications of the story in question. This applies to everything, from reporting government spending to Barack Obama's birth certificate.
==Actual meaning==
As with many media outlets with a strong political view, Fox News sees the "mainstream" media as highly biased to a liberal viewpoint and even politically moderate media as liberally biased. (This is understandable, because it is almost impossible to view something as unbiased when you, yourself, have a bias. It's also difficult to recognize a bias when you actually agree with it.) It tries to counteract this perceived bias by "balancing" the news. In practice, this results in a massive swing to the political right, with Fox News being unashamedly biased towards presenting right-wing politics as good and liberal politics as the work of Satan himself. The term "Fair and Balanced" acts as a smokescreen to hide the obvious bias from its viewers.
In short: "Unfair and Imbalanced" would be far more accurate.
==See also==
*Big lie
*Hostile media effect
*Loaded language
*Propaganda
*Balance fallacy
*Fake news
==References==
Category:Broadcasting
Category:Conservative deceit
Category:Media
Category:Misnomers
Category:Propaganda
Fairness Doctrine

The Fairness Doctrine mandated equal treatment of political "issues" on the American airwaves. It was repealed in 1987.The Economist, "Media Madness, 11 Sep. 2003.
The doctrine has been a double-edged sword in many cases. For example, in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the law helped get anti-smoking ads on the air as a balance to the tobacco industry's ads after a consensus had developed that smoking could cause lung cancer. However, once the industry's ads were banned, the anti-smoking ads went as well due to lack of funding.Tobacco industry vs. anti-smoking ads, Temple University Newsroom The George C. Marshall Institute used it to attack anti-SDI programs on television and have them pulled off the air.Understanding the Global Warming Disinformation Campaign, Joe Romm
The only radio station known to have its FCC license revoked due to Fairness Doctrine violations (as well as being "flagrantly disrespectful of FCC requirements") was Philadelphia, Pennsylvania station WXUR, owned by fundamentalist minister in 1973.
Since its repeal, groups across the political spectrum have urged for its reinstatement. For example, conservatives fear that the modern TV news media over-represents liberals, and pays little to no attention to conservative issues and values.
More recently, the left has sought its return, partly in the wake of the "Swift-Boat Veterans for Truth" fiasco,Steve Rendall, "The Fairness Doctrine, How We Lost It and Why We Need It Back." and partly in response to the allegedly large role played by conservative talk radio in defeating the immigration bill of summer 2007.TheHill.com, "Fairness Doctrine hammered 309-115." This has caused its reinstatement to become a boogeyman of the right, with conservative radio hosts constantly claiming that Democrats are about to reinstate it, without any single Democrat in power having proposed a single piece of legislation to do any such thing.
==See also==
*Debate:Fairness Doctrine: Weigh in on the Fairness Doctrine on RationalWiki's debate page for it.
==References==
Category:Broadcasting
Category:United States politics
Fairy ring

thumb|left|165px|A fairy ring
A fairy ring, also known as fairy circle, elf circle, elf ring or pixie ring, is a naturally occurring ring or arc of mushrooms, believed by some to be a place where dimensions meet, or, evidence that pixies and/or fairies were dancing in the area.
The rings can grow to over 10 metres in diameter, and they become stable over time depending on how often fairies return to dance. They are found mainly in forested areas, but also appear in grasslands and deserts. 
Fairy rings are the subject of much folklore and myth, primarily in Europe. While some see them as hazardous places, others think that they increase good fortune.
==Fairy ring formation==
Grassland fairy rings are most often formed by the mushroom Marasmius oreades; they are formed by nutrient depletion by the mushroom starting at the center and growing outward over time in a circle.Fairy Rings Fun Facts About Fungi.
Desert fairy rings are believed to form either from competition stalemates between plants, between termites, or a combination of both competitions.In debate over origin of fairy circles, both sides might be right: Weirdly regular bald spots in dry grasslands may arise from both plant and termite competitions by Susan Milius (7:00am, January 19, 2017) Science News. A newer analysis indicates that the likeliest cause of desert fairy rings is competition for water in extremely arid regions.Scientists inch closer to learning origins of mysterious ‘fairy circles’ No one knows exactly how these circles form. New evidence suggests the plants may be responding to the dehydrated terrain. by Kasha Patel (January 13, 2023 at 6:00 a.m. EST) The Washington Post.
==Getting rid of fairy rings==
According to the Royal Horticultural Society, the only proper remedy is to dig out the fungus-infused soil to a depth of at least 30 cm, then replace this with fresh soil. Since this is rather hard work, as a partial solution to dead circles in your lawn you can try watering and aerating the soil to encourage growth.Fairy rings, Royal Horticultural Society website
==References==
Fake top level domain names

Fake top level domain names have been associated with the mythos of Tor and the deep web, likely because, once you accept that there are 'hidden' domains, what other domains could be hidden?
Of course, most people don't understand how and custom operate, so they turn to the secrets of the deep web to receive information in reliable and authentic pastebin and peer-to-peer formats.
== History ==
The notorious iceberg image featured a 'closed shell system' towards the bottom. This could either be a reference to the anime or a misunderstanding of how darknets work. In either case, intrepid trolls continue to disseminate information about .clos, .loky, and other made-up domains.How to access Marianas Web (repost) The next subsequent major piece of fabrication came via a Portuguese paste in July 2013http://pastebin.com/M2RkAva0 that was later translated to English.http://paste4btc.com/raw.php?p=le2I9GM6
clos and .loky [same as many other (.dafy, .taur, .end , .nept,...)] are domains used in private networks (often mentioned as Closed Shell System). It's very difficult to access them, but not as difficult as staying secure while accessing them. Each network has it's own different accessing method. For example to access .clos links you need to have correctly configured ChaosVPN and FreeNet and for some sites software called Clossys 4.3.3. And now for staying anonymous. There is NO internet provider granting IP address over IPv7-IPv9. It's not too long ago, when there wasn't even official IPv6 address provider. These protocols are super secret and only used by military for secret communication and by elite haxorz for things that normal people can't even imagine. Since there is no provider for these protocols, it can mean a very big risk tracking. It's highly required to use encrypted hardware. Some networks won't even let you to access it without hardware encryption. That's it. I've already told you more, than I'm supposed to. https://www.quora.com/What-are-clos-and-loky-links-How-do-you-access-them''
Such domain names are often associated with "deep web secrets" like red rooms, internet assassination, and so forth.
Interestingly, the is actually an old networking standard, but has nothing to do with secret top level domain names.
File:Clos.png|The Gates to the Clos Network
Proof of the .clos network?
==References==
Category:Urban legends
Category:Deep web
Category:Technology