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<p>Quasi: add some links</p> <hr /> <div>&quot;Hail to the red faction! ... Victory to the red faction!&quot; - [[English Wikipedia User Plautus Satire]] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Plautus_satire current user page of Plautus satire on wikipedia (?)]), on his original '''Wikipedia red faction''' user page.<br /> <br /> The '''red faction''' has probably done more to [[anarchize]] [[political wiki]]s than any other [[group entity]]. Among their contributions are:<br /> *full development of the theory of [[troll-friendly]] wikis, use of [[troll name]]s to coordinate, and how to [[anarchize wiki]]s - much of which inspired [[Anarchopedia itself]]<br /> *constant opposition to the [[Wikipedia Young Jacobins]] who carry out assaults on the truth for the [[Wikimedia Cabal]]<br /> *inventing conventions for various kinds of debate regarding predicted, future, and anticipated events, e.g. wars being planned by fascists that have known and predicted effects which those fascists do not want examined after the war after the predictions come true<br /> *disciplined reduction of [[systemic bias]] especially from [[Zionist]], [[American Exceptionalist]], [[Royal Libertarian]], and other reactionary and fascist factions<br /> *apologia for [[factionalism]] itself as a constructive way forward due to [[dialectic]] tension and honest expression of [[tendency]]<br /> <br /> The '''red faction''' is so terrifying to the [[Wikimedia Cabal]] that it remains a permanent [[open link]] or '''red link''' (in the standard colour scheme) on [[Meta-Wikipedia]]. Any article on it is instantly deleted there. This in itself is proof of their effectiveness.<br /> <br /> [http://web.archive.org/web/20040703002103/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Plato/red_faction Wikipedia User:Plato/red_faction] as archived on the [http://www.archive.org/ Internet Archive]</div>

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