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Pervert

A pervert (n) is a person with sexual preferences one may find unusual or disturbing. Usage: "That guy's a pervert, he enjoys anal sex/oral sex/masturbation/BDSM/insert your particular hang-up here."
To pervert (v) is to twist something, often beyond recognition. Usage: "Creationists will often pervert science to bolster their case".
An act performed by a pervert is called a "perversion", or alternatively, "fun".
Many sexual acts which were previously considered perversions have become increasingly perceived as "normal." The list includes homosexuality, masturbation, cunnilingus and fellatio (Bill Clinton popularized that one).
==See also==
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==References==
Category:Sexuality
Pervez Musharraf

Pervez Musharraf was the former dictator (officially President, and before that Chief of Army Staff) of Pakistan.Former Pakistani military dictator Pervez Musharraf EFE Musharraf died of Amyloidosis in February 2023.Pervez Musharraf Dies Of Amyloidosis: 5 Points On Rare Disease NDTV
He took power in 1999 by leading the military in a bloodless coup against the elected leader Nawaz Sharif. After taking power, he suspended the constitution of Pakistan twice, both times in a desperate grasp to consolidate his waning power. However, Musharraf did not implement formal military rule except for a period of two months in 2007.
The most recent of these suspensions occurred on November 3, 2007, when Musharraf arrested the head of the Pakistani Supreme Court, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, who was coincidentally going to rule against the validity of Musharraf's October reelection. The ruling was likely going to say something along the lines of "the Pakistani constitution says that the Chief of Army Staff cannot hold the office of President while retaining the post of Chief of Army Staff, and since Musharraf did not step down as Chief of Army Staff, his presidency is invalid". Musharraf claimed that this would have destabilised the country at a time when it was threatened by a campaign of suicide bombings largely underreported in the West. The Pakistani constitution also forbids the President from holding an "office of profit" in the state.
The arrest involved a Pakistani army unit marching into the Supreme Court and arresting several of the judges, showing that Pervez is one of the people who subscribes to the "might makes right" doctrine. To be fair, Musharraf did step down as Chief of Army Staff, becoming an exclusively civilian leader.
Musharraf is also a mohajir—his family fled India in 1948 (from Uttar Pradesh)—which means that he does not have the feudal and dynastic connections and support that his self-styled "democratic" opponents possess. He was supported by the Pakistan Muslim League (Qaid-e Azam} and the MQM, a party influential in Karachi promoting mohajirs' interest. The Q League are an opportunistic centre-right split from the PML and the MQM a centre-left organisation which has links to organised crime. Sounds swell, right?
A BBC News report by Syed Shoaib Hasan (27 July 2007) criticised him for not intervening in the Lal Masjid in Islamabad, which was running Sharia law by thuggery until the Army stormed it in 2007. The report also stated that Lal Masjid ("Red Mosque") was the centre of open calls for Musharraf's assassination and that it had connections with the ISI (Inter Services Intelligence), many of whom worshipped there, as it is local to their HQ.
==References==
Category:Coups
Category:Dictators
Category:Middle-Eastern politicians
Category:Muslims
Category:Living people
Pesher

Pesher is an approach to Biblical interpretation, found most notably in the Dead Sea Scrolls. It is based on reading scriptural prophecies as allegorically referring to one's present situation. For example, the Dead Sea Scrolls interpreted biblical prophesies addressing the Babylonians to actually refer to the Romans, since for the community which wrote them, the Romans were a real and present source of oppression, the Babylonians distant and irrelevant to their lives. Similarly, they also interpreted a number of biblical prophesies to refer to the founder of their own community (the Teacher of Righteousness) and his archrival (the Wicked Priest).
There are two main types of pesher. One type is a verse-by-verse commentary, in which successive verses of a single biblical book (or portion of a biblical book) are interleaved with commentary. The other type takes a thematic or topical approach, in which individual verses or passages are drawn from many different books.
Pesher has similarities and differences with midrash, a genre of later Jewish biblical commentaries. Scholars are divided on what the precise relationship between midrash and pesher is.
 attempted to link pesher to the New Testament, in conjunction with her idiosyncratic approach to textual interpretation.Barbara Thiering, Jesus the Man. Corgi, 1993. ISBN 9780552139502 However, her approach has not found favour with the wider scholarly community.Nicholas P. L. Allen, A Critical Re-Appraisal of Thiering's ‘Pesher Technique’ Thesis. Journal of Early Christian History, Volume 4, 2014 Issue 2.
This last statement is the favorite dismissal of her work on Wikipedia that is supported by the Christian-Wiki police. What follows here is a more precise meaning of Dr. Thiering's discovery, described in her books and website, of the pesher in relation to the Dead Sea Scrolls and the early Christian Church of Jesus. Given that the writers of the Gospels would have been familiar with the pesher technique of the Dead Sea Scrolls, it would have been logical for them to apply it. In many cases it is obvious, but in others it is more subtle. 
All healings are metaphoric, for instance water into wine is the allowing of Gentiles from mere baptism by water to wine at the holy table; The death of Lazarus is merely excommunication. Many characters have multiple names: Salome is Martha and is also the "wife of Zebedee" and the Syrophoenician woman, etc; Simon the Zealot/Caananite is Zebedee, Simon the Magician/Tanner/leper, Simon of Cyrene, etc. 
Different clues point to Jesus' survival from the cross such as the "poison" which seemed to kill him immediately, whereas he was just drugged to appear dead and quickly removed from the cross to be revived in the cave. (A miracle in itself, but free of the Resurrection and Ascension additions.) The fact that his legs were not broken allowed him to be standing when Magdalene mistook him for the gardener and for him to meet with Cephas on the road to Emmaus. 
Finally the most important point is that all these supposed suppositions all support each other into a coherent whole.
==References==
Category:Bible analysis
Pete Sanders

Pete A. Sanders Jr. is a "M.I.T. Honors Graduate in BioMedical Chemistry and Brain Science", self-proclaimed "leading expert on Sedona's vortex sites", and has been spreading woo surrounding Sedona's supposed vortexes since at least 1980.
Whether he is a M.I.T. graduate (with honors or otherwise) remains to be seen (he has no publicationsNone that we can find, anyway), but is mostly unimportant, as it's no guarantee that he's right (or can design websites, for that matter). He repeats "M.I.T. Honors Graduate" pretty much every time he opens his mouth or writes something.
Apparently string theory explains Sedona's vortexes, but to learn more you need to shell out your hard-earned cash on a "Scientific Vortex Information" book, DVD, or seminar. Given that string theory itself is unproven its a virtual certainty that it's a waste of money, unless of course Sanders has found definitive proof verifying string theory, in which case we apologize and will happily spend money on his books—right after he's received his Nobel Prize.
He featured as a crank guest the Penn & Teller: Bullshit! episode on New Age.
==External links==
* His website, freesoul.net
==References==
Category:Authors
Category:Living people
Category:New Age
Peter Deunov

Peter Deunov (Bulgarian: Петър Дънов) was a Bulgarian mystic who started a new religious movement (a form of "esoteric Christianity") in the first half of the 20th century, ripping off Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophy. Despite claims to the opposite, his influence is mostly limited to Bulgaria. Together with Vanga, he's one of the thorns in the butt of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church.
==The name(s)==
There's no single "correct" way to Romanize Bulgarian. "Peter Deunov" is the spelling preferred by his followers. His names have been also spelled as Petar or Petur and Dunov or Danov. According to the 2006 official Bulgarian rules for transliteration, it should be Petar Danov. He is also called with his "spiritual name" — Beinsa Douno or Beinsá Dunó (Bulgarian: Беинса Дуно) and his followers insist on styling him "Учителя" — "The Teacher", though the preferred English form seems to be "The Master". Which is not creepily ambiguous at all.
==Paneurhythmy==
Paneurhythmy is a dance/exercise/something allegedly invented by Deunov and in no way related to Rudolf Steiner's eurhythmy. See, even the name is completely different…
==Universal White Brotherhood==
In Bulgaria, his followers are often called "deunovists" ("danovists/dunovists", Bulgarian: "дъновисти"), though they object to the label. The movement calls itself the "(Universal) White Brotherhood" (Bulgarian: (Всемирно) бяло братство).
The French branch of the movement has been listed as a cult by parliamentary commissions in France in the 1990s.http://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/11/rap-enq/r2468.asp (1995), look for "Fraternité blanche universelle"http://www.assemblee-nationale.fr/dossiers/sectes/r1687anx.asp (1999)
They claim that being a member does not replace one's "original" religion, be it Christian or something else, but it seems that no-one else buys this. To put it mildly, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church doesn't like them at all.
===Ballot stuffing?===
In 2006/2007, the BNT (Bulgarian National Television) ran a poll show called The Great Bulgarians (Bulgarian: Великите българи, Velikite Balgari), patterned after the BBC's 100 Greatest Britons. The public were asked to pick the 100 most important Bulgarian historical figures, and then to rank them to produce the top 10. Deunov finished in second place,http://welcome.bnt.bg/movies/velikitebg.php?id=12 leading to speculation that his followers had "Pharyngulated" the polls.
==External links==
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*Official(?) website of the (Bulgarian branch of the) White Brotherhood Society
==References==
‎Category:Anthroposophy
Category:Cult leaders
Category:New Age
Peter Hendrickson

Peter Hendrickson is a convicted felon and domestic terrorist who has been a long time promoter of various tax protester schemes. He is most famous for his book Cracking the Code, which claims to prove that the income tax only applies to people who are employed by foreign corporations or the federal government. Hendrickson also gives a step-by-step method for falsifying amended tax returns to get post-hoc tax rebates from previous years of income tax payment. He runs a website and online forum called Lost Horizons where various victims, criminals and marks who have fallen for Hendrickson's scam post their rebate checks, and then discuss how to avoid jail time and massive fines after the IRS busts them for fraud and conspiracy. 
Every single one of Hendrickson's arguments has been rejected by the courts and people who follow his methods are lucky if they only wind up losing everything they own, while others wind up spending years in jail. 
On April 16th, 1990, Hendrickson conspired with several individuals, including his then girlfriend (now wife), to place a fire bomb in the mail. This was planed to coincide with the due date for yearly income tax returns"Tax Day" (April 15) fell on a Sunday in 1990. The bomb exploded and injured a postal worker as well as a bystander. Hendrickson plead guilty to one count of willful failure to file an income tax return as well as conspiracy to place an incendiary device in the United States mail. He served 21 months, getting off easy by his willingness to turn state evidence against his fellow conspirators. Tax Protester Dossiers: Peter Hendrickson
On November 12th, 2008, Hendrickson was indicted on 10 counts of filing false documents with the Internal Revenue Service. According to the indictment, Hendrickson filed false income tax returns (Forms 1040) and false substitutes for wage statements (Forms 4852) for the years 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 reporting that he had received no wages in those years even though he had in fact received wages in those years. Man Indicted for Submitting False Documents With the Internal Revenue Service 
==References==
Category:Convicted felons
Category:Tax protesters
Category:Living people
Category:Criminals
Peter Kolosimo

Peter Kolosimo was the pen name of Pier Domenico Colosimo , an Italian author, an early figure in the history of the ancient astronauts theory, and a strong proponent of pseudoarchaeology. 
Many of his ideas were ripped off by major influences on Erich von Däniken. In fact, one could say that Kolosimo kicked the ball, and von Däniken ran with it. For example, the best selling Terra senza tempo (English: Timeless Earth) appeared several years before Chariots of the Gods?, and outlines some fairly similar themes. He wrote a number of sequels. Kolosimo's works were originally written in Italian, then translated into English, in which they sold in pretty good numbers. His publisher was Sphere Books, which used to sell a lot of those kinds of books in paperback form, back in the day. Since his death, his star has somewhat fallen, and he is generally forgotten, although even if many of his books are out of print, many of his ideas are still in circulation. Kolosimo was himself heavily influenced by Immanuel Velikovsky, whom he referenced frequently in his works.
Kolosimo had various recurring interests: people in the Andes (with llamas), people in Tibet (especially lamas, fashionable at the time, e.g. ), Atlantis (and Mu), ancient nuclear bombs, flying stuff in the Rig Veda, alien influence on human evolution, and various weird cave paintings of variable vintage, often in the Sahara.
Kolosimo was also a communist, and often quoted "authorities" from over the Iron Curtain to advance some of his theories.UFOs and Revolution: In Memory of comrade Peter Kolosimo He also repeatedly uses the quasi-Soviet word "cosmonaut" rather than the American-style "astronaut" in his work, so perhaps he is better described as an originator of the ancient cosmonaut theory.
==See also==
*Ancient astronauts
*Aliensdidit
*Erich von Däniken
*Face on Mars
*Piri Reis map
*Zecharia Sitchin
==External links==
* Article on Peter Kolosimo in Bad Archaeology
==References==
Category:Ancient aliens
Category:Authors
Category:Communists
Category:Pseudohistory promoters
Category:Ufology
Peter Lipták (slovensky)

MUDr. Peter Lipták je všeobecný praktický lekár, šíriteľ bludov a informácií vycucaných z prsta.Čo veta, to dezinformácia. Polícia varuje pred lekárom Liptákom, SME, 17.12.2020Hoaxy a podvody - Polícia SR, 17.12.2020
Lekár Lipták neodporúčal zaočkovať takmer celý dom seniorov, prekonať covid je podľa neho lepšie. Žiadal na očkovanie Sputnik, Ria Gehrerová, Denník N, 10.5.2021Blogy na webe denníka Pravda sú plné konšpirácií, redakcia problém nerieši, Filip Struhárik, Denník N, 21.10.2020 Bol vyšetrovaný pre korupciu, keďže sa netají, že od svojich pacientov berie dary.Lekár Lipták: Úplatky neberiem, ľudia mi sami dávajú dary, Veronika Folentová, Denník N, 10.2.2015 Opakovane vystavil potvrdenia o práceneschopnosti Pavlovi Ruskovi, ktorý sa vyhýbal súdnym pojednávaniam v kauze zmenky.Pavol Rusko ide do väzby, súd má obavu, že by mohol ujsť, Monika Tódová, Denník N, 16.12.2020 Na nepovolenom zhromaždení 12. decembra 2020 vyzýval na nedodržiavanie protipandemických opatrení - na nový rok potom na covid 19 zomieralo vyše 100 pacientov denne.
==Externé odkazy==
*Peter Lipták — Jeho blog
==Referencie==
Category:Anti-vaccination movement
Category:Living people
Category:Physicians
Category:Slovensky
Peter Popoff

Peter Popoff is a notorious faith healer and televangelist astonishingly vile fuck Prophet. He was exposed in 1987 by James Randi who uncovered that he was being informed of believers' illnesses through a radio receiver in his ear broadcast to him by his staff based on conversations they had before the service. Popoff had led people to believe he was getting messages about their illnesses directly from God. The scandal drove him into bankruptcy. This hasn't stopped him from returning to the airwaves in the 21st century to fleece a new flock who may not be aware of the scandal.
Popoff's current modus operandi is to claim that giving him money will make God give you ten times as much money back, or even write off your debts. Popoff frequents late night infomercials where you can call in and order his special package that includes magic salt and water that you sprinkle over your check (made out to Peter Popoff) before sending it off, and a prayer cloth and anointing oil.One of the letters Reportedly Popoff has made over $23 million dollars with his current scam.Popoff in his own words His shows continue to be shown on late night satellite channels in the UK, despite numerous complaints. YouTube vlogger dprjones has attempted to get Popoff off the air.dprjones' "Peter Popoff" playlist
Anyone who cares can tune into Popoff's television program on American cable channels Word Network (a Christian network) on Thursday afternoons or sometimes after hours or on BET (Black Entertainment Television, a network for African-American culture including rap/R&B music videos, reality shows, movies, reruns, and yes inane religious shows) on Sunday evenings and various times during mornings and overnight hours (as part of the network's "BET Inspiration" lineup). Popoff might be shown on the same channel as hip-hop music videos, but he sure ain't poppin'.
==References==
Category:Living people
Category:Shysters
Category:Televangelists
Peter Weis (slovensky)

Peter Weis je advokát a konateľ právnickej kancelárie Weis & Partners. Zviditeľnil sa počas pandémie covid-19 spochybňovaním a prekrúcaním vedeckých poznatkov (mimo svojej expertízy) a bojom proti rúškam, respirátorom a očkovaniu. Ľuďom zaočkovaným proti covid-19 a ľuďom s prekrytými dýchacími cestami zakázal vstup do jeho kancelárie. Dokonca s vyhrážkou, že niektorí kolegovia môžu byť ozbrojení.Očkovaným proti covidu nechcú poskytnúť právne služby. Kampane proti vakcínam môžu vrátiť infekcie, reaguje vedec, Otakar Horák, Denník N, 25.5.2021
26. januára 2021, teda v dobe, keď každým dňom pribúdalo okolo 1700 nových infikovaných a na covid zomieralo približne 90 ľudí denne napísal, že COVID-19 sa na Slovensku "vlastne nevyskytuje [...] alebo sa vyskytuje, ale v nepodstatnom množstve a tento minimálny, limitne nulový výskyt znamená potrebu okamžitého uvoľnenia všetkých opatrení, počnúc zrušením núdzového stavu." Výsledok: aj napriek opatreniam na túto chorobu zomrelo vyše 12000 ľudí.
V auguste zase s Maricou Pirošíkovou a Erikom Schmidtom poslal sťažnosť do Haagu, s tým, že vakcíny sú vraj biologická zbraň. Opreli sa pritom o tvrdenia odsúdeného podvodníka Richarda Fleminga a šarlatána Luca Montagniera (významný vedec a nositeľ Nobelovej ceny, ktorý však v súčasnosti verí, že voda má pamäť a DNA sa teleportuje, venuje sa pseudovýskumu homeopatík).O očkovaní proti covidu opakovane šíria nepravdy. Fact-check vyjadrení lekárov Lakotu a Janca v Správach RTVS, Otakar Horák, Denník N, 3.9.2021 
Peter Weis je vďačným hosťom konšpiračných médií - od InfoVojny po ZEM & VEK.
==Referencie==
Category:Anti-vaccination movement
Category:Living people
Category:Slovensky
Petr Beckmann

Petr Beckmann (1924-1993) was an electrical engineer, physicist, and major crank. He was a prolific technical writer, churning out a huge number of works on engineering, statistics, and nuclear power. He also wrote a history of the calculation of pi, appropriately titled A History of Pi.
He then defected to the US from Czechoslovakia in the 1960s and met Ayn Rand, soon becoming a total Randroid. When he wasn't doing his own scientific work, he was attempting to undo the work of others, most notably Albert Einstein. The Objectivists' disdain for modern physics seemed to have rubbed off on him and he became a "skeptic" of the Theory of Relativity. He set up his own vanity press to publish this work."Einstein Plus Two," one of his "debunkings" of Einstein, can be read here in full, if you're into that sort of thing. He called his alternative theory conjecture "Galilean Electrodynamics."Galilean Electrodynamics online journal Other topics Beckmann wrote about at length in Rand's publications and on his own were libertarianism, the virtues of the free market, anti-environmentalism, and other various "problems" with modern physics. He started the newsletter Access to Energy to promote nuclear energy, which is now run by Arthur Robinson.
Doctors for Disaster Preparedness has an award named after him called the "Petr Beckmann Award for courage and achievement in defense of scientific crankery truth and freedom."
==External links==
*Rethinking relativity (warning, it's written by Tom Bethell)
*Links to more Beckmann material
==References==
Category:Denialists
Category:Engineer woo
Category:Libertarians
Category:Physicists
Category:Pseudophysics promoters
Category:Atheists
Category:Objectivism
Peyote

thumb|right|165px|Peyote in a natural setting (round blobs in the dirt)
Peyote (Lophophora williamsii) is a cactus that contains the hallucinogenic chemical mescaline; when animals ingest it, they tend to have an unpleasant experience, and learn to avoid eating the plant in the future. This is because water is a scarce commodity in the American southwest, and many plants have evolved deterrents to prevent animals from eating them and taking their water away. 
==Modern use==
However, some 10,000 years ago, a new animal species with a much more complicated brain arrived in the southwest. Rather than getting the simple message not to eat the plant, this animal interpreted its experience with the cactus as a supernatural message and incorporated it into its culture. Today, it is an illegal drug with the exception of its sacramental use in Native American and South American religious rituals. Healing of both mental and physical ailments have been claimed.Peyote: Plant Medicine for the Body, Mind and Soul by Stacy B. Schaefer (April 18, 2017) Chacruna. Originally, peyote was only used by indigenous people from modern-day northern Mexico such as the However, after Kiowa and Comanche Indians visited Mexico in the late 18th century, peyote would quickly spread throughout the Great Plains and later the entire continent.Peyote, peyote.org Eventually, founded the in the face of the U.S.'s attempts to suppress peyote use, and starting with the peyote use by members of the church would be tolerated.
It is also possible to use San Pedro cactus (Echinopsis pachanoi) to get a similar effect.San Pedro cactus. Encyclopedia. Azarius Seedshop.
==Buying peyote==
You can buy it legally in the UK — it is readily available in the London borough of Camden and via various online stores — but they'll probably close this loophole soon, so get your arse in gear! In the United States, it is generally only legal for religious purposes and can only be legally purchased from one of the three licensed growers in the country; in some states purchases are further restricted to individuals of verifiable Native American descent only.
==See also==
*Hunter S. Thompson
*Psychedelic drug
*Purported legal highs
==Notes==
==References==
 
Category:Drugs
Category:Herbal medicine
Category:Mexico
Category:Native Americans
Category:Plants
Category:Religion
Phantom

*Ghost
*Optical illusion or mirage
*Phantom cats — reports of big cats that occur far outside their normal range
*Phantom cosmonauts — a conspiracy theory that Soviet cosmonauts entered outer space without public knowledge
*Phantom distinction — a logical fallacy
*Phantom island — an island that was or is believed to exist but does not actually exist
*Phantom social workers — a UK urban legend
*Phantom time — a pseudohistorical hypothesis by Heribert Illig