MI5 (3)

• The Age of Synthetic Terror
• The Hidden Face of Terrorism
• Is 'Al Qaeda' the Modern Incarnation of 'Emmanuel Goldstein'?
• 'Al Qaeda': How the Pentagon/ CIA Made an 'Enemy'
• Al-Qaeda cleric exposed as an MI5 double agent
• Al-Qaeda, the Eternal Covert Operation
• "Islamic Terrorists" supported by Uncle Sam
• Is "Zarqawi" Another Black-Op?
• al-Zarqawi
• False-flag operations in Iraq
• The mysterious case of the disappearing 'terror’ plots
• Britain's "Terror Attacks"
• Tony Blair Ordered The London Bombings
• The making of the terror myth
• Real Genuine Fake Osama Confession
• Hermann Goering concerning terrorism
• The Real Evil-Doers
• A Classic Case Of Media Conditioning & Mind Control 'Terrorism'
• Endless Fake Terror Alerts: Fear Based Mind Control
• Let's tell legislators: There ought to be a freedom
• Al-Qaida does not exist (?)
• Al-Qaeda are the US govts greatest ally
• 911 The Road To Tyranny
• Fake Terror - The Road To Dicatorship

Source: Slashdot (1) (2)

"International Humanitarian Law professor Ludwig Braeckeleer thinks so. In an article published yesterday in the Korean newspaper OhMyNews, he reveals a discovery he made while researching a story on the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Scotland. It turns out that a Wikipedia administrator named SlimVirgin is actually Linda Mack, a woman who as a young graduate in the 1980s was hired by investigative reporter Pierre Salinger of ABC News to help with the investigation. Salinger later came to believe that Mack was actually working for Britain's MI5 on a mission to investigate the bombing and to infiltrate and monitor the news agency. Shortly after her Wikipedia identity was uncovered, many of her edits to articles related to the bombing were permanently removed from the database in an attempt to conceal her identity. This discovery comes only months after another Wikipedia admin was caught lying about his credentials to the press. What can Wikipedia do about those who would use it for their own purposes?"

"A prominent Wikipedia administrator and Wikia employee has been caught lying to the media and 'other' professors about his academic credentials. Wikipedia's Essjay has been representing himself as 'a tenured professor of theology at a private university in the eastern United States; I teach both undergraduate and graduate theology. My Academic Degrees: Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies (B.A.), Master of Arts in Religion (M.A.R.), Doctorate of Philosophy in Theology (Ph.D.), Doctorate in Canon Law (JCD).' His real identity came to light after Wikia offered him a job: It turns out that he is really 24 years old with no degree living in Louisville, KY. Wikipedia's co-founder, Jimbo Wales, says 'I regard it as a pseudonym and I don't really have a problem with it.' How will this affect Wikipedia's already shaky reputation with the academic world?"

[Essjay could have changed his nickname @ Wikipedia, so that he could maintain his "privacy" from all the users who would criticise him for lying. So just remember, there was at least one liar @ Wikipedia, so be sure to watch out for the others.]

[He has now stated that he is leaving(/has left), but the fact remains that he could have stayed (and did so for a while).]