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Warrior89
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According to this article, cybercatholics.com/guest-contributors/wikipedia-is-marxist, the author claims Wikipedia is Marxist for its refusal to allow his editing of an article on Fr. Charles Coughlin:
“As a Father Charles Coughlin scholar, I tried on several occasions to edit the Charles Coughlin article for truthfulness. Easily discerning its severe Marxist spin on Father Coughlin - who for over a decade stood firm against Marxism and warned of its propaganda inroads into America - I attempted to put the article straight. But each time it reverted to the Marxism spin, as if my editorial (name removed by moderator)ut had not existed…Do you get the gist? Father Charles Coughlin was such a brilliant Catholic priest - equally fighting communism and nazism - that he is still a threat to the strongly-embedded cultural Marxism of our day, known as ‘political correctness.’ So the battle is on. If we are now to have ‘Patriotic Correctness’ we must have an “Ameripedia” where truth is told and with editorial watchdogs refusing Marxist propaganda inroads.”
This article was written in 2007, so I do not know how accurate it is today. Any thoughts?
“As a Father Charles Coughlin scholar, I tried on several occasions to edit the Charles Coughlin article for truthfulness. Easily discerning its severe Marxist spin on Father Coughlin - who for over a decade stood firm against Marxism and warned of its propaganda inroads into America - I attempted to put the article straight. But each time it reverted to the Marxism spin, as if my editorial (name removed by moderator)ut had not existed…Do you get the gist? Father Charles Coughlin was such a brilliant Catholic priest - equally fighting communism and nazism - that he is still a threat to the strongly-embedded cultural Marxism of our day, known as ‘political correctness.’ So the battle is on. If we are now to have ‘Patriotic Correctness’ we must have an “Ameripedia” where truth is told and with editorial watchdogs refusing Marxist propaganda inroads.”
This article was written in 2007, so I do not know how accurate it is today. Any thoughts?