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David Hager

{{Christianity}}'''David Hager''' is an American nutjob 
anointed
 appointed to the Advisory Committee for Reproductive Health Drugs in the [[Food and Drug Administration]] (FDA) by [[President of the United States|U.S. President]] [[George W. Bush]] in 2002.  He has a medical board certification in obstetrics and [[cunt|gynecology]].

==Accomplishments==
*He insisted that emergency [[contraception]] should be prescription-only and he refused to approve the over-the-counter sale of the "Plan-B" contraceptive pill. (American approval of the over-the-counter sale of Plan B was delayed until 2006, perhaps due to Hager's efforts in delaying/working against it.)
*He wrote the book ''Stress and The Woman's Body'' with his ex-wife Linda Carruth-Davis. In the book, the authors emphasized the "[[faith healing|restorative power]] of [[Jesus Christ]] in one's life" and recommended specific [[Bible|Scripture]] readings and [[prayers]] for such ailments as headaches and premenstrual syndrome.
*His third book, ''Women at Risk: The Real Truth about Sexually Transmitted Disease'' was written in collaboration with a theologian<ref>This guy: [http://www.talbot.edu/ce20/educators/view.cfm?n=donald_joy Donald Joy].</ref>. No synopsis is currently  available.

==Sexual 
mis
conduct(s)==
===Round one===
In 1970, Hager married Linda Carruth Davis, and the couple [[divorce]]d in 2002<ref>Well, that's exactly what happens if one follows the advice from the book they wrote together.</ref>.  Linda Carruth Davis alleges that between 1995 and their divorce in 2002, Hager repeatedly [[sodomy|sodomized]] her while she slept.<ref>[http://www.thenation.com/doc/20050530/mcgarvey Dr. Hager's Family Values].  Ayelish McGarvey, ''The Nation'' 11 May, 2005. Accessed 15 May, 2009.</ref>  And [[Phyllis Schlafly|someone]] did not seem to have a problem with [[Marital rape|it]].

===Round two===
In 2003 Hager married Lexington physician Kathleen Martin; in 2007 Dr. Martin filed for divorce from Hager, likewise citing sexual misconduct<ref>This is pretty much all the amount of detail you can find by Googling the two names; apparently every instances of the article mentioning the second marriage looks almost verbatim, perhaps due to being from the same place.</ref>

===Joke===
Q: What is the difference between [[Ted Haggard]] and David Hager?<br>
A: The subtle difference between a strange man's [[anal sex|arse]] and your wife's arse.

==External links==
*[http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,361521,00.html Time Online - Jesus and the FDA]
*[http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/11/AR2005051101812.html Memo May Have Swayed Plan B Ruling] Washington Post FDA Received 'Minority Report' From Conservative Doctor on Panel May 12, 2005  Marc Kaufman

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David Lange

{{sources needed}}[[File:David Lange Posts a Letter.jpg|thumb|David Lange attends the opening of a
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'''David Russell Lange''' (pronounced ''LONG-ee''; 1942–2005) was the prime minister of [[New Zealand]] from 1984 to 1989.  He ushered in a new free market economic ideology (odd for a Labour Party politician) that has had far reaching effects on New Zealand society, and is well known for his anti-nuclear policy.  

Under Lange, New Zealand refused to allow US warships to enter because it didn't want nuclear weapons in the country.  New Zealand pulled out of ANZUS (the alliance between [[Australia]], NZ, and the [[US]]), and began a bitter cold war against the Americans. (Well we didn't invite their ambassador for [[Alcohol|drinks]] at parliament, and [[Ronald Reagan|Reagan]] said we were "batshit crazy" [paraphrasing]).

He was also famous for debating famous American spokesperson (now who's batshit crazy?) [[Jerry Falwell]] in the Oxford union debate on the point that nuclear weapons should be outlawed.  It is generally agreed that Lange won and that Falwell was left in a blithering mess.  The most famous quote to come out of the debate was Lange's comment toward someone who'd asked him to clear up an answer he'd given, to which he replied, "And I'm gonna give it to you if you just hold your breath. I can smell the uranium on it as you lean toward me". Lange's wit and delivery of the line caused even the questioner to laugh.

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David Norris

[[File:DavidNorris.jpg|thumb|122px|left|David Norris at Pension Levy protest, February 2009.]]{{politics}}
'''David Norris''' (also known as "Fag Norris" or "[[Sodomy|Sodomite]] David Norris"<ref>[http://www.irishcentral.com/story/news/people_and_politics/david-norris-now-target-of-westboro-baptist-church-extremists-who-picket-us-army-funerals-122890793.html Ah the good ol' Westboro Baptist Church]</ref>) {{lived|1944}} is a former professor and lecturer at Trinity College in Dublin, [[Ireland]] and was an Irish senator from 1987 until his retirement in 2024<ref group="note">Making him the longest serving senator in Irish history.</ref>.  A self-proclaimed Joycean, David led the good fight to decriminalise [[homosexuality]] in 1993, aided and abetted along the way by then-President Mary Robinson. 

David is renowned throughout the Irish electorate as a witty guy and, regardless of local opinions on homosexuality, the overwhelming majority of Irish people regard him in a positive light. Norris is considered one of a near extinct race of Dublin "characters," following in the footsteps of people such as Ronnie Drew, Luke Kelly, "Bang Bang," The Diceman, and the Monaghan-born Patrick Kavanagh.

He also ran for the Irish Presidency, much to the dismay of a small and sad band of [[wingnut]]s.  Even though the Irish Presidency is a powerless institution (effectively a glorified diplomat), [[homophobes|certain people]] worried of the possible damaging effects of having an unrepentant homosexual as head of state.  He did not win the election. As of 2020, the current Tániste [deputy Prime minister] and the former Taoiseach [prime minister] ( the person with actual power) {{wpl|Leo Varadkar}} is gay. 

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David P. Amrein

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'''David P. Amrein''' {{lived|1978}} is a disciple of not-a-medical-Dr [[Hulda Clark]]. 

Mr. Amrein is the founder of "Dr. Clark Research Association", aka "[http://drclark.com/de/term-and-conditions/ Dr. Clark Zentrum]", based in [[Switzerland]], which is carrying on the unproven Hulda Clark electronic-zapper "protocols" in [[Europe]].

Like his mentor Ms. Clark, Mr. Amrein is a recipient of a summary judgment from the FTC preventing him from repeating unsubstantiated claims that the zapper devices he sells can cure [[cancer]], [[AIDS]], [[multiple sclerosis]], Alzheimer's, and other serious/terminal illnesses.<ref>[http://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2003/01/swiss-company-charged-ftc-making-unsubstantiated-health-claims Swiss Company Charged by FTC with Making Unsubstantiated Health Claims]</ref>

The student may have surpassed the master: Mr. Amrein received a second summary judgment from the FTC in 2012 concerning pharmaceutical anti-impotence treatment; unlike the consumers' penises, the charges against him stood up in court.<ref>[http://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/cases-proceedings/022-3165/dr-clark-research-association-dr-clark-behandlungzentrum-gmbh Dr. Clark Research Association, Dr. Clark Behandlungzentrum GMbH, d/b/a Dr. Clark Zentrum, and David P. Amrein]</ref>

==External links==
*[http://drclark.com/de/products/equipment-and-accessories.html?___store=english_euro&___from_store=german "Dr. Clark Zentrum", (aka David P. Amrein), European web-page showing unproven electronic-zapper devices for sale.]

*[http://www.casewatch.org/ftc/enforcements/amrein/consent.shtml David was a Scientologist]. Having access to the [[Scientology]] membership-roll would come in handy, as it doubles a "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sucker_list sucker list]."

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David Shayler and Annie Machon

{{conspiracynav}}[[File:David Shayler Axis for Peace 2005-11-18.jpg|thumb|left|165px|Shayler in 2005]]
[[File:2013-12-29 30C3 - Annie Machon 3075.JPG|thumb|left|165px|Machon in 2013]]
'''David Shayler and Annie Machon''' are former [[British]] [[MI5]] spies who left the agency in 1996 and became [[whistleblowers]]. They have since become leading [[conspiracy theorists]], and together formed a discussion group that promoted [[9/11]] conspiracy theories in the [[UK]]. Shayler held more extreme views than Machon; he eventually became a "No-Planer" and also began advancing [[7/7]] conspiracy theories. They were boyfriend and girlfriend for a long time, but have since separated, due to Shayler's increasingly erratic behavior, as he now claims to be [[Jesus]] and has an alter ego named "Delores Kane".<ref name="delores">{{cite web|url=http://www.standard.co.uk/news/meet-delores-the-ex-mi5-officer-now-living-as-a-woman-6801922.html|title=Meet Delores, the ex-MI5 officer now living as a woman}}</ref><ref name="noplaners">{{cite web|url=http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/politics/2014/04/meet-no-planers|title=Meet the No Planers}}</ref>

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==Further reading==
*''Spies, Lies and Whistleblowers'' [[Special:Booksources/‎978-1857769524|ISBN ‎978-1857769524]]
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David Vitter

[[File:DVitterOfficial.jpg|thumb|right|165px|Vitter looking bitter.]]{{uspolitics}}
'''David Vitter''' {{lived|1961}} is a former [[Republican]] Senator from [[Louisiana]]. He ran for governor of Louisiana in 2015 but lost by a wide margin. After a campaign against [[Bill Clinton]]'s philandering, in 2007 his name was discovered on the client list of the infamous "DC Madam". His wife stood by him as he pulled a [[Jimmy Swaggart]]. After losing a governor's race in 2015 to Democrat John Bel Edwards, he announced he would not run for re-election in 2016, a pledge he kept. He was succeeded by Republican John Neely Kennedy.

==Stance==
Vitter is a fairly typical conservative republican, pro-[[school prayer]], [[anti-abortion]], anti-CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program), wants to write a Constitutional amendments banning [[same-sex marriage]] and modifying the [[Fourteenth Amendment]]'s birthright citizenship clause, and anti-[[net neutrality]]. He's also against the [[UN]] and wants increases in the amount of police on the streets. In addition he apparently wears diapers during sex.<ref>[http://wonkette.com/277270/diaperman-david-vitter-likes-his-diapers Wonkette:Diaperman David Vitter Likes His Diapers]</ref> After 15 years of ignoring the scandal, he's finally come clean… about his prostitution habit with a campaign ad titled originally "Hard Times" and quickly renamed to "Difficult Times" following substantial mockery.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/under-pressure-vitter-concedes-i-failed-my-family Under pressure, Vitter concedes, 'I failed my family'] by Steve Benen (11/10/15 09:20 AM) ''MSNBC''.</ref>

==Funny==
There was a movement to have [[porn]] star Stormy Daniels run against him in the 2010 primary, but it failed.<ref>[http://edition.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02/09/senate.porn.candidate/]</ref>

In some Louisiana Satire he is a Superhero named Vitterman, a [[homosexual|man in tights]] protecting the world from… men in tights.<ref>[http://www.flickr.com/photos/humidcity/393511253/in/photostream/ page 8 of a comic book, ''The Adventures of Supermuse'', also featuring [[Bobby Jindal|Jindalboy]]].</ref>

==See also==
*[[Mary Landrieu]]: His somewhat less conservative counterpart

==External links==
*[http://vitter.senate.gov/public/ His official website]

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David Yeagley

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{{cquote|''Among his special distinctions, Dr. Yeagley is the first American Indian composer to be commissioned to write a action [sic] movie score.''|||David Yeagley bigs himself up.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20090330065205/http://www.davidyeagley.com/?page_id=2</ref>}}

'''David A. Yeagley''' {{lived|September 5, 1951|March 11, 2014}} was a right-wing Comanche pundit, composer, and supporter of [[terrorism]]. He is known largely for supporting what essentially amounts to [[white nationalism]].

==Views==
Yeagley had some rather dodgy views about race. "I recognize in America the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant as the foundation of the country and the society", he said in an interview. "Yes, there are a number of other significant European peoples (nationalities) which had major roles in the building and shaping of modern America; [but] they must never be thought of as equal to that foundation, or as important."<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20120703082401/http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/conscience-realist/2012/jun/30/thoughts-of-a-conservative-comanche/</ref>

He was concerned about [[Islam]], particularly amongst Arabs, and held that all Arab [[Muslims]] should be deported from America.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20100611150146/http://www.badeagle.com/2010/06/01/the-arab-in-context/</ref> He endorsed media portrayals of [[Native Americans]] as savage warriors, arguing that Indians ''should'' be savages to fight off the combined threats of Islam and [[socialism]].<ref>http://www.bluecorncomics.com/stype1c2.htm</ref>

==Support for Anders Breivik==
Yeagley professed to feel a "profound admiration" for [[Anders Breivik]]: "There was a day when such men were called knights", he said. "They drove the Muslims and their infernal religion out of Europe. Because of men like Vlad Tepes (Dracula), Europe remained Christian, and white."<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20120420025152/http://www.badeagle.com/2011/07/27/anders-behring-breivik-a-modern-hero/</ref> He goes on:

{{quotebox|In Breivik’s passion one does hear the distant thunder of the great Norwegian warrior, Bodvar Bjarki. Ah, that was a day when war was honorable, when destroying the enemy was noble and heroic. Today, The white oedipal liberals in charge of the world teach that to resist the enemy is unkind and bad. In the instinct of latent [[homosexuality|homoexuality]] [sic], the white leaders proclaim the darkies triumphant, and make every arrangement to allow them to bury all things white and descent–particularly Christianity. The whole ‘open door’ policy which allows murderous, barbarous Islam to enter and destroy any nation is the perfect expression of the “delusional” white liberals.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20120423115755/http://www.badeagle.com/2012/04/18/breivik-a-modern-day-bodvar-bjarki/</ref>}}

==External links==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20100618023734/http://www.loonwatch.com/2010/06/david-yeagley-bad-eagle-or-plain-loon/ Loonwatch article highlighting some of his more extreme comments]
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David de Hilster

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'''David de Hilster''' is a [[physics]] [[crank]] and a notorious Internet proponent of [[autodynamics]].

He founded '''NeWiki''' ("An Encyclopedia For a New World") in 2007 after his original research had repeatedly been removed from [[Wikipedia]]. The wiki only has a couple of hundred pages, quickly assembled and then left as a ghost wiki until it finally disappeared in 2016. The wiki was not open to outside editors and listed two other committee members: Matthew Stroul and Travis Brainbridge.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090120084805/http://newiki.org/main/index.php?title=NeWiki_for_a_New_World:Community_Portal]</ref> Apparently, he establishes and then abandons ghost sites quite a bit.<ref>[http://theobservershunch.blogspot.com/2007/04/newikiorg.html NeWiki.org] (Monday, April 23, 2007) the observers hunch</ref>

==Qualifications==
He has a bachelor's degree in mathematics with a minor in architecture and a master's in computational linguistics.<ref>[http://www.dehilster.com/home/about/ About David de Hilster]</ref> Note the absence of physics qualifications. He also makes films.

==Expanding Earth==
Not [[crank magnetism|content with just one crackpot theory]], de Hilster has also gone on to advocate the perhaps even-more-ridiculous [[Expanding Earth|expanding earth]] hypothesis: "200 million years ago, the earth's continents were all together on a much smaller orb and since then, the earth has been growing significantly."<ref>David de Hilster, [https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:9NAawgjb8B0J:www.worldnpa.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_72.pdf+%22David+de+Hilster%22&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESh4FtyLW-rxGkLTLr-SajMe0ZInwbxV3JGkHOntNrkYwu_OgJp_s890ylLqnHlFisdGtD283XKfw-N-UTZfJUTqtA72hvlSqCnLT62N8Uh7338xAU6MGOeBAgR9hRG-0XUPOblm&sig=AHIEtbTvREcbiH1d7wiAY0ZHSD1Zc7EK2A The Growing Earth], Google document.</ref>

==External links==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20090123194117/http://newiki.org/main/index.php?title=David_de_Hilster David de Hilster] Archive.org (January 23, 2009) of his own entry on NeWiki

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Day of Tears

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{{hatnote|Not to be confused with ''Day of Tears'', a recommended book for children on slave auctions and doesn't exhibit any of the privilege displayed by pro-lifers.}}
The '''Day of Tears''' is advocated by [[anti-abortion]] activists as a day when flags across the [[United States]] should be lowered to half-staff and the nation should pause to mourn the 58 million unborn [[fetus]]es who have been legally [[Abortion|aborted]] because of the 22 January 1973 ''[[Roe v. Wade]]'' decision.<ref>https://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?171+ful+HR268</ref> It is controversial because lowering flags to half-staff is usually reserved for honoring military dead (including commanders in chief),<ref>http://www.richmond.com/news/virginia/virginia-house-approves-day-of-tears-resolution-to-encourage-half/article_8fbfe938-86d9-5d33-9816-616c601c7e75.html</ref> and the event demonizes people that have made their decision to abort (usually from difficult circumstances), equating them to murderers.

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Daylight Origins Society

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The '''Daylight Origins Society''' is a [[British]] [[Catholic]] [[Young Earth Creationist]] Organization.

The organization's stated purpose is to inform Catholics and others of the "[[Pseudoscientific|scientific]] [[bullshit|evidence]]" supporting recent creation as well as [[Argument from authority|highlight teachings]] from Church fathers, [[Pope]]s, doctors, [[saint]]s and Church councils down the ages. The society believes that the true discoveries of science are in conformity with Catholic doctrines; in other words, they reject science they don't like.

Daylight Origins draws support primarily from conservative and reactionary Catholics. 

The Daylight Origins Society was founded in 1977 by John G. Campbell as the Counter Evolution Group. Campbell launched a newsletter called ''Daylight'', which ceased publication in the early 1980s, but the [[pseudojournal]] was relaunched in 1991.<ref>http://www.daylightorigins.com/origins-science-magazine-archive/daylight-magazine-2000s-edition/</ref>

Members of the society occasionally work closely with the Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation, <ref>http://www.daylightorigins.com/kolbe-center-marriage-seminar/</ref> an American Catholic ministry defending Church doctrines and science denial.<ref>http://kolbecenter.org/</ref>

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Death clock

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A '''death clock''' is, as the name suggests, an estimate of the [[time]] left until one [[death|dies]]. Numerous "death clock" websites can be found online<ref>Just [[Google]] [http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=death+clock&btnG=Google+Search&meta=&aq=f&oq= "death clock."]</ref> which require one to fill out a bunch of lifestyle information, such as the average number of [[smoking|cigarettes]] smoked, the number of intoxicants ingested, and the amount of [[alcohol]]  taken in a specific time period, as well as family health history, the age of one's parents' death, and other such things. Perhaps the most popular death clock website &mdash; the creatively and memorably named "deathclock.com" &mdash; claims to be "The Internet's friendly reminder that life is slipping away…"<ref>http://www.deathclock.com/</ref>

==Popular culture==
*A death clock was parodied in an episode of the animated comedy ''[[Futurama]]'', in which Professor Farnsworth invented a clock which displayed the date of one's death simply by the user pushing a button on the device.
*In an episode of the British sitcom ''the IT Crowd,'' the character Roy unknowingly partakes in an online death clock test, which specifies a date and a specific time (3 p.m.) for his death.
*The 2019 horror movie {{wpl|Countdown (2019 film)|''Countdown''}} features a demonic death clock app that hastens its users' deaths if they attempt to avoid their deaths. Of course, practically everyone in the movie breaks the user agreement, so the entire plot revolves around trying to beat the Countdown app.

==See also==
*[[Doomsday Clock]]

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