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Whale.to

Whale.to is a webshite which contains every (and we do mean every) half-baked pseudoscientific woo and conspiracy theory ever concocted. It is run by English pig farmer John Scudamore.Stacy Mintzer Herlihy and E. Allison Hagood. Your Baby's Best Shot: Why Vaccines Are Safe and Save Lives. Lanham, MD: Roman and Littlefield, 2012. Scudamore has a long history of trying to insert links to his website on Wikipedia under the username Whaleto, but a few years ago, this was put to an end when someone added whale.to to the global spam blacklist.Spam blacklist. Wikipedia. This means no one can link to it in any Wikipedia article, which led to Scudamore whining about being suppressed (obviously) by the "Church of Satan."Caution.
It is a notorious dumping ground for all things pseudoscientific... as well as a few other things. Like the complete text of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, documentations of Illuminati mind control plots, Islamophobic rants,http://www.whale.to/c/islam.html, articles about the Catholic world conspiracy and promotion of the International Jewish conspiracy. A Whale of an Expert, Neurodiversity. 13 June 2008. Unsurprisingly, we managed to piss off Scudamore, and we even got our own little page! How sweet. Our little slice of hell. In other words, this is the type of website that results after months of doing LSD while smoking crack. 
==Fans==
*Whale.to was used as a source by the plaintiffs in the autism omnibus trial, and it has seen increasing use as a "source" by anti-vaccinationists and propagators of the vaccine-autism "connection" (which should be a clue right there to the validity of their claims).Archived post on Kathleen Seidel's blog Neurodiversity
*NaturalNews is itself known to violate Scopie's Law and cite Whale.to on numerous occasions.Five times in this article alone.
*WikiLeaks cited Whale.to in a now-deleted tweet claiming to be a CIA agent,Archive link which happened to be sort of true,Louis Menand (March 16, 2015). "A Friend of the Devil". The New Yorker.John D. Lofton, Jr. (May 10, 1975). "Ms. Steinem's CIA Connection". Human Events, via the Central Intelligence Agency. though according to The New York Times she says that "no one in the C.I.A. ever asked her to do or say anything … she did not report back to the agency."John Leland (October 7, 2016). "Showgirls, Pastrami and Candor: Gloria Steinem's New York". The New York Times.
==See also==
*Educate-yourself.org – Similar website.
*Biblioteca Pleyades – Similar but more New Age-centered.
*Green ink
*Time Cube
==External links==
*Whale.to (Warning: Enter at your own risk. Some images on the website are NSFW or NSFL.)
==References==
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Whale Wars

Whale Wars is an American "reality" TV series that first aired on Animal Planet from 2008 to 2015. The series chronicles the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society's attempts to stop Japanese whaling in the Southern Ocean.
==Reality?==
Although the series was a big hit for Animal Planet, it has been criticized by some for being biased. David Hinckley from the New York Daily News wrote: "Because the cameras obviously operate from the conservation ship — named the Sea Shepherd and, for this voyage, also called the Steve Irwin — we get all the drama on this side and virtually none on the other."'Whale' of a reality show gets a sea-plus by David Hinckley (November 5, 2008, 7:24 PM) New York Daily News. President and general manager of Animal Planet Marjorie Kaplan has stated they have requested filming on the Japanese ships, but have repeatedly been declined.New 'Whale Wars' season begins as Sea Shepherd seeks Japanese fleet by Pete Thomas (December 8, 2009, 8:20 am) Los Angeles Times 
In one episode, the Sea Shepherds threw stink bombs at the Japanese whaling vessel the Nisshin Maru while in return, the whalers threw stun grenades at the Sea Shepherds. Sea Shepherd captain Paul Watson found a piece of metal inside his vest and claimed he had been shot. The whalers stated that no shots were fired. Some agree with the whalers and say Watson faked the shot.
In another episode, the Sea Shepherd vessel the Ady Gil collided with the Japanese security vessel the Shonan Maru No. 2. The Gil was sliced in half and later sank. The Ady Gil's designers have stated that, while the vessel was disabled after the collision, it would still have remained afloat. Thus, some people believe that Ady Gil captain Pete Bethune scuttled the vessel for the purpose of the show's ratings.
==South Park==
The satirists of South Park spoofed the series in an episode entitled "Whale Whores". In the episode, Stan joins the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society in an attempt to stop the Japanese from killing whales and dolphins, but is unimpressed by their methods of lying and throwing "stinky butter" at the whalers. After Stan takes control of the Shea Shepherd's ship, headlines state: "Whale Wars Gets Better: Things Actually Happen," and "Whale Wars Ratings Skyrocket: New Captain Not A Fat Liar Like The Old One." Eventually, Stan and Kyle head to Japan to figure out why they would quickly kill whales and dolphins, and it turns out that it was the result of an edited picture of Dolphins being responsible for the Hiroshima bombings.
==References==
Category:Animal rights
Category:Television programmes
What's The Harm?

What's The Harm? is a website which anecdotally lists people whose deaths appear to have been caused, directly or indirectly, by alternative treatments. Anecdotes are, of course, not evidence of the safety or dangerousness of something, but the site is a counterexample to the many anecdotes used to support CAM, and a direct answer to the frequent question "What's the harm in _____?", which all too often goes unanswered.
WtH places a heavy emphasis on critical thinking.What is this site? However, the site itself should be examined quite critically, if you are attempting to use it as any quality reference regarding fatalities caused by alternative treatments. They include such things as people who knew they had N-stage, terminal cancer and went the alternative route "but died anyhow". Other deaths are linked to people who were victims of outright fraud, that had little or nothing to do with the alternative medicine world in general. These issues are somewhat addressed in the site's FAQ page.What are your questions?
The lists do clearly show that some alternative medicine, like chiropractic medicine, toxic "cleanses", and herbalism, can bring actual real harm or death to patients, especially if not performed correctly and by certified practitioners.
==See also==
*
*What's the harm (logical fallacy)
*Iatrogenesis
==External links==
*What's The Harm?
==References==
Category:Alternative medicine
Category:Websites
What About Creation and Evolution?

What About Creation and Evolution? is an article written by A.L. Barry, in his former capacity as president of the Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod (an officially creationist Confessional Lutheran denomination in the United States) in support of creationism.http://web.archive.org/web/20101219045541/http://www.lcms.org/graphics/assets/media/LCMS/wa_creation-evolution.pdf
Like most Lutheran groups, the LCMS holds to the doctrine of the two kingdoms, which has it that, inter alia, churchmen are generally supposed to stay out of politics. Hence, this article is nearly free of the political claptrap generally associated with creationist polemic. Confessional Lutherans are almost the exact opposite of charismatic whackjobs, so it also contains very few attempts to use the Bible to shore up the point.
In summary, this is probably the most honest and secular pro-creationist statement in existence. In this side-by-side, we show why it is, notwithstanding, highly erroneous.
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==What is the point of Evolution?==
==What challenge to Darwin is found in the details of life?==
==Has science accepted Intelligent Design?==
==What stands in the way of Intelligent Design?==
==What is happening in the scientific community?==
==Is there room for Intelligent Design?==
==Can we "baptize" evolutionary theory?==
==For Further Study:==
* Michael Behe, Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution (New York: The Free Press, 1996).
* William Dembski, Intelligent Design: The Bridge Between Science and Theology (Downer's Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity Press, 1999).
* Michael Denton, Evolution: A Theory in Crisis (Chevy Chase, Md.: Adler & Adler, 1985).
* Carl Wieland, "Darwin's Real Message, Have You Missed It?" Creation Ex Nihilo (14(4):16-19, Sept.-Nov. 1992).
==References==
Category:Creationism
Category:Side-by-side articles
What All Atheists Have to Believe

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One of CMI's lesser hacks, Calvin Smith, who professes to be an ex-atheist (for which he blames the Evil Public Schools) and brags about his lack of scientific credentialsCalvin Smith — having got it into his head that his experience also qualifies him to determine how Christians become atheists — published an article entitled What All Atheists Have to Believe: Paving the Way for Apostasy.What all atheists have to believe by Calvin Smith, 17 March, 2011, Creation Ministries International We refute it, thusly!
==The slippery slope to unbelief==
==Intellectual barriers?==
==Sin factor==
==References==
Category:Creationism
Category:Side-by-side articles
Category:Refutations
What Doctors Don't Tell You

What Doctors Don't Tell You (usually abbreviated WDDTY) is a global epicenter of woo containing large amounts of information which your doctor or health practitioner will not tell you, largely because it is utter bollocks. In the spectrum of reliability, only whale.to contains more Wrong.
As usual with woo websites, it sees nothing inconsistent in supporting numerous mutually contradictory forms of bullshit while rejecting all output of the Big Pharma Conspiracy (unless it can be cherry picked to support some bullshit).
WDDTY launched its first mainstream magazine in the UK in 2012, distributed by newsagents and supermarkets including WH Smith and Tesco. A surge of reports to the Advertising Standards Authority about the advertisements inside and the magazine happened.
==External links==
*The fountain of stupid
*What alternative health practitioners might not tell you (EBM First)
*The Nightingale Collaboration scans WDDTY every print edition, thus keeping the Advertising Standards Authority in work and saving everyone else the bother of reading such tripe.
Category:Alternative medicine promoters
Category:Webshites
What Really Happened

What Really Happened (tagline "Putting America First, Second, And Third!") is a website that purports to tell you "what really happened."What else? As you can probably tell, the creators' version of events does not tend to be "what really happened"; in reality, they promote all sorts of conspiracy theories.
==Conspiracy theories they promote==
Among the many conspiracy theories promoted by What Really Happened, some of their favorite obsessions are:
*9/11 conspiracy theories
*Banking conspiracies involving DA JOOOOOZ
*The "FDR did Pearl Harbor" conspiracy
*Global warming conspiracy theories
*Various forms of pseudohistory and survivalism
==Stopped clock==
Interestingly enough, What Really Happened has sections debunking creationism and birtherism — but they still put their own spin on the latter by positing an out-of-wedlock birth rather than the "born in Kenya" theory). They also have an associated podcast and wiki. So, in essence, it's a poor man's Infowars.
==In the media==
There is also a radio show on John Stadtmiller's Republic Broadcasting Network.What Really Happened with Michael Rivero, September 11, 2019 Hour 3, Republic Broadcasting Archives The website's proprietor, Michael Rivero, claims to have started his website and radio show after questioning what really happened to Vince Foster, claiming that his suicide seemed like something he saw out of the movie special effects industry, which he works in. The podcast was on shortwave radio, as well as being carried by the Genesis Communications Network.
==External links==
*The site itself
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Misnomers
Category:Shortwave radio
Category:Survivalism
Category:Webshites
Category:Wikis
What is intelligent design?

Below in the left column is the Discovery Institute's page on "What is Intelligent Design?"
What is intelligent design? Discovery Institute — Center for Science and Culture In this side-by-side analysis, we look at their definition and commentary.Parts of this side-by-side analysis were inspired by a blog post at the Sensuous Curmudgeon.
==References==
Category:Pseudoscience
Category:Side-by-side articles
Category:Creationism
Category:Refutations
Category:Discovery Institute
Where to go in the U.S. if you're an atheist

Welcome! Here's everything you need to know about which areas in the United States are more atheist.
==The best==
===Best general area===
The Pacific Northwest-http://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-is-the-most-godless-city-in-america-2015-03-24 specifically, the West Coast. The East Coast is also great. Ocean air does seem to be beneficial to intelligence and common sense. These areas comprise the "heathen belt"- that is, the parts of America that have the most freethinkers.
===Best cities===
Seattle, WA, San Francisco, CA, and Portland, OR make great cities for atheists. Plus, they are just within driving distance of the Pacific Ocean. Those of us that prefer the middle of the country will like Boulder, CO. https://mic.com/articles/32115/top-5-cities-for-godless-atheists#.jsxurp48g Manchester, NH, Burlington, VT, and Portland, ME are good for those who prefer the East Coast- but be warned, they are very cold.(Seriously, 2 of these cities are among the top 50 coldest cities in the U.S.http://wjbq.com/portland-maine-is-one-of-the-coldest-50-cities-in-america-brrr/)
===Best states===
Vermont and New Hampshire are the best.
==The worst==
===Worst general area===
Don't go to the south and/or center of America. No, really. This is pretty self-explanatory, and it would be much harder for you to find other atheists in these parts of the country.
===Worst cities===
Chattanooga, TN and Provo-Orem, UT are particularly noted.http://www.insidermonkey.com/blog/the-10-most-religious-cities-in-america-104812/11/http://time.com/1541/godless-cities-in-america/ Nowhere else in America will you ever find a more wretched hive of dumb and villainy. Fort Myers, FL, where there is a Christian church on almost every corner and Donald Trump won by 20% freaking percentage points. https://www.lee.vote/Election-Results/Real-Time-Election-Results
===Worst states===
The least-freethinking states in the US of A are Utah, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, both Dakotas, and Oklahoma.https://www.westernjournal.com/map-us-shows-states-highest-number-people-still-believe-god/
==External links==
*Local Partners and Affiliates of American Atheists
==Footnotes==
White

*A racist term used to justify social oppression. Outside of caste systems or racial institutions, the term has no use. As to what group is "White" or not depends on the power dynamic in question. It has mostly been used to refer to Europeans, but sometimes also includes their descendants, and other Caucasian groups like West Asians.
* the theoretical inverse of a black hole
*White hole cosmology; the bullshit creationist "theory" by Russell Humphreys that the Earth originated inside a white hole and so is subjected to severe where billions of years could pass outside the field subject to the white hole, while somehow also allowing for a 6000 year history of the Earth.
*White genocide; a bullshit conspiracy theory that white people are being subjected to an orchestrated campaign of demographic replacement coordinated through migration of non-white people to "white" countries and miscegenation, typically by the International Jewish conspiracy.
*Whiteknighting; an expression of the poisoning the well fallacy typically used by the manosphere to paint any cishet man who comes to the defense of a woman being harassed and abused as simply wanting to get inside the woman's pants.
*White supremacy; the fuckwit idea that white people are superior to other races.
*White nationalism; a thinly-veiled cover for white supremacy that holds that white people are a distinct "nation" and so should be treated as such.
*White guilt; a concept that white support for racial equality measures are motivated by a collective shame for past abuses. This concept is often used as a poisoning of the well fallacy by the right-wing to oppose social justice measures for non-whites.
*White flight; a term used to describe the gradual movement of white people out of increasingly integrated localities.
*White Commonwealth; a term used to describe those Commonwealth of Nations states with a significant white and English speaking population.
White History Month

White History Month is a hypothetical month-long celebration of the white race's history. Those who advocate having a White History Month tend to point to the existence of Black History Month and say that, on grounds of racial equality, it is only fair that white people are similarly honoured.http://wheniswhitehistorymonth.tumblr.com/http://stuffwhitepeopledo.blogspot.com/2010/02/wonder-why-theres-no-white-history.html Opponents respond that every month is White History Month,Why We Don’t Need A White History Month9 Perfect Tweets for Anyone Who Still Doesn't Get Why There's No White History MonthHere's why there is no `White History Month' and that singling one out would amount to white supremacy.
A prominent supporter is the British National Party, which has picked November as White History Month.http://www.newstatesman.com/uk-politics/2008/11/history-month-white-bnphttp://hurryupharry.org/2008/11/12/bnp-white-history-month-whitewashes-history/ This date, however, is not agreed upon by all proponents - thewhitehistorymonth.com, an American site, has picked July, presumably because of its connection to the Declaration of Independence.
A key problem with the idea of every ethnic group being assigned a month in pursuit of racial equality: There are more than twelve ethnicities in the world, there aren't enough months in the year to cover them all.There are already an and a , amongst others - if we factor in nationality as well as race, then obviously we'll fill up the calendar in no time. In fact, this is already an issue: the BNP's White History Month overlaps with Native American Heritage Month, also in November.http://nativeamericanheritagemonth.gov/
As an aside, others have proposed a more credible solution to any inequalities that arise from Black History Month: to eventually avoid celebrating it.For example "I don't want a Black History Month," said actor Morgan Freeman. "Black history is American history."https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/morgan-freeman-black-history-month-b2564110.html
==See also==
*White power
*Racial pride
*Black Lives Matter - prompting similar responses
==Notes==
==References==
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Category:Racism
White Pendragons

The White Pendragons are a tiny, Trump-supporting racist group in the UK. They spend their time:
* trying and failing to perform citizen's arrests of politicians they don't like, such as the Muslim mayor of London, http://www.dazeddigital.com/politics/article/38627/1/pro-trump-white-supremacists-just-tried-to-arrest-sadiq-khan
* talking about how Anglo-Saxon (i.e. white) English people supposedly invented absolutely everything that is great in the worldhttp://www.independent.co.uk/voices/sadiq-khan-speech-white-pendragons-brexiteer-donald-trump-group-pro-leave-mayor-london-a8162291.html
* and pushing deranged conspiracy theories — in particular:
** freemen on the land theories involving the Magna Carta
** conspiracy theories that the actually rather moderate Fabian Society is part of some secret extremist plot
People associated with the group have previously been involved with the anti-Muslim English Defence League and the micro-party the English Democrats (not to be confused with the US Democratic Party, with which it has no relationship).
While claiming (probably for legal reasons) that they welcome people of all races and religions, there is no evidence that they are anything other than an all-white, ethnonationalist group.
==Khan "arrest"==
They purportedly tried to arrest Sadiq Khan in 2018, claiming that he should not be mayor of London "because he is a Muslim" (holding a political office while Muslim is not, needless to say, a crime in the UK). However, in doing so, they demonstrated that they did not know what a was, seemingly believing that it involved calling the police to arrest someone (that is a normal arrest). In reality, it was more of a protest to get media attention, which achieved its objectives, but reporters present had a hard time making sense of who they were or what they wanted from listening to their jumble of wingnut complaints.
They also, disturbingly, brought along a home-made gallows, but hid it out of sight outside, presumably so they would not be arrested for threatening behaviour or similar.
==References==
Category:Racists
Category:Hate groups
White guilt

White guilt is the concept that white people who support policies to further racial equality are plagued by shame for crimes committed by whites in the past. In psychology, it is a subset of "collective guilt".
The term is popular in the American right and is used to undermine white liberal support for the improvement of the status of non-whites.
The advancement of white guilt is a consequence of racist ideology. Since many people deny that racism exists any longer, any attempts to address racism must be the result of white people feeling guilty, rather than combating the effects of institutional and historical racism.
==Effects==
White guilt has been correlated with more positive attitudes towards black people,The social psychology of collective guilt by Mark A. Ferguson and Nyla R. Branscombe support for affirmative action and greater likelihood to attend protests. Collective guilt encourages people to fix problems, but white guilt can decrease the mental well-being of people who experience it.Perceptions of Racism in Hurricane Katrina-Related Events: Implications for Collective Guilt and Mental Health Among White Americans by Alison Blodorn and Laurie T. O’Brien The negative effects of white guilt might be alleviated with self-affirmation,Collective Guilt and Shame as Motivation for White Support of Black Programs by Richard D. Harvey and Debra L. Oswald which also has the benefit of further increasing support for programs that help black people.
==Criticism==
Some anti-racism activists have argued that it is not particularly helpful to people of color for white people to feel guilty, as this can be a trap that paralyses white people into inaction and leads them to center their own feelings in the conversation about racism, to the exclusion of the feelings of people of color. Joan Olsson's 1997 paper Detour Spotting for White Anti-RacistsOlsson, Joan. Detour Spotting for White Anti-Racists. identifies guilt simply as part of the "common patterns of guilt, denial, and defensiveness" that can cause many white people to spend their energy deflecting the uncomfortable feelings and trying hard to look like "one of the good ones", rather than actually being productive. 
Feminist YouTuber Marina Watanabe (marinashutup) emphasizes the need to go beyond the initial (and natural) instinct to feel guilty, and translate that feeling into action instead: 
==See also==
*Race
*Racial pride
*Reverse racism
*Racism
==External links==
*Wikipedia has a great RW-like article on the matter
==References==
Category:Racism
Category:Reverse discrimination