Wikipedia Lists ICE Facilities as 'Concentration Camps'
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Wicca-pedia is so well named.
This Orwell "memory hole" wannabee needs to be countered somehow...
Everipedia is a good alternative.
Never heard of it. Thanks. I'll check it out.
Little known FACT, too, btw...
The first true concentration camps were utilized and invented by the BRITISH (i.e. the "other side" in WW II) during the Boer War four decades earlier.
Yeah, Eisenhower camps...
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Truly Wikipedia is suprisingly suspect in it's facts base. However, I must puestion the videos even from "Fox and MSNBC" showing children sleeping on concrete floors and people (yes I said PEOPLE) drinking out of toilets. U.S. superMAX prisoners even get better treatment, Prisoners held incommunicado in Guantonimo get better treatment.
I highly SUSPECT your very own intentions for posting this shameful article based solely on a RNC publication.
Wiki is as fake as the rest of the media.
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You may need to cut wiki some slack here.
Wikipedia is only slightly less accurate a source of info than the schizophrenic homeless guys who screams at invisible attackers in the park.
Infogalactic is a good alternative.