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You know... I wonder what would happen if Veritas went after these articles, after snapshotting the Wikipedia page. They have a 'retracto' segment where they detail the retractions they've forced.
If these sources get retracted, could they then slam Wikipedia for libel?
Here are the 12 with text excerpts removed.
You know... I wonder what would happen if Veritas went after these articles, after snapshotting the Wikipedia page. They have a 'retracto' segment where they detail the retractions they've forced.
If these sources get retracted, could they then slam Wikipedia for libel?
Wikipedia would edit it out "in good will" when the citations are discredited, or come up with more citations to justify keeping it.
damn that's a lot of jewish names