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==Wikipedia and Homosexuality==

==Wikipedia and Homosexuality==

Some Wikipedia editors and administrators have posted on their user pages statements that they are either homosexuals or supporters of homosexuality and other deviant sexual behavior.  

A large percentage of Wikipedia Editors and Administrators have posted on their user pages they are either homosexuals or supporters of homosexuality and other deviant sexual behavior.   Many of Wikipedia's entries on topics such as "Anal Sex" actively promote this deviant behavior and misrepresent the Bible and other fundamental religous teachings as "outdated" or "fables". 

Many of Wikipedia's entries on topics such as "Anal Sex" actively promote this deviant behavior and misrepresent the Bible and other funcdamental religous teachings as "outdated" or "fables".  

More recently, one of Wikipedia's self-proclaimed homosexual editors and admins, Essjay, was exposed as a fraud and had misrepresented his credentials, claiming to have four PhD degrees in religion.  Wikipedia shows a pro-homosexual bias in the majority of its articles.  Conservative critics of Wikipedia have commented the site appears to be dominated and misused by the militant homosexual movement as a propaganda vehicle for promoting homosexuality and other deviant lifestyles as "normal" and "natural".

More recently, one of Wikipedia's self-proclaimed homosexual editors and admins, Essjay, was exposed as a fraud and had misrepresented his credentials, claiming to have four PhD degrees in religion.  Wikipedia shows a pro-homosexual bias in the majority of its articles.  Conservative critics of Wikipedia have commented the site appears to be dominated and misused by the militant homosexual movement as a propaganda vehicle for promoting homosexuality and other deviant lifestyles as "normal" and "natural".

The site also publishes images with many of these articles which are not suitable for young people and border on pornographic materials.  One example of this bias is the article on the Famous Greek hero "Achilles".  This article  attempts to represent that Achilles was a homosexual and had a homosexual relationship with "Patracolus", his servant.  Many of Wikipedia's articles attempt to create a false impression of the "numerousness" of homosexuals in history and modern times by "outing" historical and other figures based upon unsubstanciated evidence.

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