Metapedia

Alternative as in something

A lunatic Chaplin imitator
and his greatest fans
Nazism

First as tragedy

* Francis Parker Yockey
* Oswald Mosley
* Henry Ford
* Nuremberg defense
* Tomorrow Belongs to Me
* Kinder, Küche, Kirche

Then as farce

* StoneToss (español)
* SUMKA
* Liberty Lobby
* Michael Coombs
* Smoloko News
* Janet Bloomfield

v \- t \- e

Metapedia should not be confused with the Wikimedia Meta-Wiki, which is not racist, just boring. Or with Matapédia, which is mostly not racist, and is also boring. Or with Meta, the re-branded corporate name for Facebook, which supports its racism-spouting users with far more advertisements and creepy Orwellian tracking.

“”They obviously waited for me to show up before announcing this.

—Mike Godwin[1]

“”Let's say you are a 13-year-old middle school student trying to write a paper on, let's say, Armenia. So you Google and stumble across Metapedia, where you find a concise, straightforward little summary without even a hint of bigotry. Then you follow the link to Armenian Genocide, and skim right over the passing reference to "Negress Condaleeza Rice." You paste that passage right into Microsoft Word and declare your homework finished. Meetings with school officials ensue. Social workers show up at your house. Dad is shouting, Mom is crying. Thanks, Internet Nazis!

—Cracked[2]

Metapedia is a barely active[3] wiki which describes itself as "an electronic encyclopedia about culture, art, science, philosophy and politics." In reality, however, Metapedia is little more than thinly-veiled white nationalist and neo-Nazi propaganda, with a generous helping of Holocaust denial. The site is awash in antisemitic conspiracy theory. A key trope is blaming the Jews for undermining the West via cultural Marxism.

## Contents

* 1 History
* 1.1 Rightpedia
* 2 Financing
* 3 Admins
* 4 Content
* 4.1 Pan-Europeanism
* 4.2 Racialism
* 4.3 Jews, Holocaust and antisemitism
* 4.4 Islam
* 4.5 Sample comments
* 5 Metapedian neologisms
* 6 See also
* 7 External links
* 8 References

## History[edit]

Metapedia has its origins with the founders of the far-right Swedish web community Nordisk.nu. In 2006.[4] the original Swedish Metapedia was created by Anders Lagerström, from Linköping, Sweden. Lagerström is a neo-Nazi activist who has been convicted for violent offenses, including assaulting a police officer:

> Anders Lagerström has long been involved in extreme right-wing organizations. In 2000, he was sentenced for having sprayed tear gas in the face of a police officer. In 2002 he started the Nordic publishing house, which specializes in issuing and selling Nazi literature and white power music. Lagerström is also a prominent figure in the Nordic Association. The Nazi organization wants it to form a 'Nordic nation'. On the organization's website it says the following about how this imaginary nation should look like: 'It means a society populated by a people and a government and the media are completely under Nordic control.[5]

In 2007, Hungarian and English Metapedia wiki sites appeared[6][7]. In 2008, a Croatian version of Metapedia was started[8][9]. Metapedia has since expanded to 16 language versions.

### Rightpedia[edit]

For more information, see: Rightpedia

There was a dispute between admins on Metapedia in 2013 and 2014 about the direction of the website and its content. One admin ("Atlantid") left after arguing Metapedia should abandon white nationalism, racialism and Holocaust denial for right-wing populism, others however argued Metapedia should turn more antisemitic and become openly neo-Nazi. This led to several Metapedia admins ("Mikemikev", "Hu1" and "Wyatt Man") creating Rightpedia, a more extreme version of Metapedia. Both moderate and extreme factions ended up being banned/expelled from Metapedia and the current admin "Upplysning" maintains a status-quo of the old Metapedia content: still promoting white nationalism and Holocaust denial, albeit in a less crude way than Rightpedia does. Since 2015, Rightpedia and Metapedia have written articles attacking each other.[10][11] However, Metapedia criticized Rightpedia for legitimate reasons, including promoting the moon hoax and Chemtrails conspiracy theories[12][13] and claiming that Blacks are more closely related to apes than to other humans.[14]

## Financing[edit]

Metapedia occasionally runs public fundraisers. In 2012, Nick Griffin donated 50 euros.[15]

## Admins[edit]

As of 2019, the main English Metapedia has only 3 regular editors who are admins:

* Upplysning: a Swedish Holocaust denier, whose edits are mostly on Holocaust related entries.
* NatAll75: a former member of the white nationalist National Alliance.
* Matt58: (formerly Greg Frost, Cicero): Gregory Lauder-Frost

## Content[edit]

Much content is copied from Wikipedia under the GFDL and then edited to remove any critical POV on sensitive topics including: Nazi and fascist politics and history; World War II history (especially Nazi military tactics and equipment); and individuals and concepts specific to the political far-right. Hilariously, it refers to articles largely copied from Wikipedia as "articles in need of neutralization". The articles' perspectives on science and history — for example, their explanation of Holocaust denial — are twisted in order to bolster their ridiculous premises; the writing on topics related to racialism are mostly also copy-pastes.

### Pan-Europeanism[edit]

Metapedia promotes white nationalism in a pan-European sense, rather than individual ethno-cultural nationalisms by country (i.e. civic nationalism). This has led to some previous disputes on on the site, as "Upplysning" seems to be hostile to Brexit (a bit like Richard Spencer) and has also criticized past editors for making anti-Slavic statements. It is a well known fact the Nazis didn't like Slavs[citation NOT needed], but "Upplysning" argues this is Bolshevik propaganda.

"Upplysning" was also troubled by Metapedia's article on the British National Party, in which it was mentioned that the BNP opposes mass immigration to the UK from Eastern Europe, such as Poland. He then re-wrote the whole article, removing this detail in the process.

Finally, instead of discussing culture in terms of nationality, like "French" or "German", Metapedia only promotes a singular "European people and culture" as well as a "white European race".[16]

### Racialism[edit]

For more information, see: Racialism

The Metapedia entries on racialism written by "Upplysning" consist of repeating PRATTS (points refuted a thousand times), spamming "Lewontin's fallacy" over and over, while copy-pasting large chunks of text from the book The Nature of Race; the book was published in a pseudo-journal, externally reviewed by a white nationalist, Kevin MacDonald. In other words it's not science, but shoddy politics. Amusingly though "Upplysning" accuses anti-racialists as being politically motivated or Marxists.

### Jews, Holocaust and antisemitism[edit]

Metapedia formerly posted a yellow Star of David tag next to anyone of Jewish heritage (reminiscent of the one-drop rule, this includes people who had Jewish ancestors but were not themselves fully or religiously Jewish, such as Vladimir Lenin[17]).One person who notably isn't marked in this manner, however, is Jesus Christ, and his nationality is listed only as "Roman citizen".[18] Hmm... The stars have since been removed (although they are left up on Rightpedia), but the same antisemitic content remains on Metapedia pages such as wacky conspiracy theories regarding Zionists, an obsession with Jews being behind cultural Marxism, and support for Holocaust revisionism. Although "Upplysning" attempts to portray himself as more reasonable than the overt Neo-Nazi stance of Rightpedia, his edits and sources show he's in the same boat; e.g. the sort of odious and crank literature he references on the Holocaust entry includes former KKK leader David Duke, and the Institute for Historical Review.

### Islam[edit]

There was once a page on Metapedia dedicated to "Reactionary defences of Islam", which "refers to attempts to defend the religion of Islam as a viable option for ethnic Europeans, following the degeneration of Christianity into liberalism and the unconvincing nature of attempts at reviving paganism".[19] Some Metapedia admin apparently at one stage were prepared to ally with extremist Muslims against Jews, however this tactic appears to have been dropped. There are some Islamophobic postings on Metapedia, but one gets the impression its admins hate Jews more than Muslims.

### Sample comments[edit]

Click to read long list

On themselves

"As a website, Metapedia is strongly opposed to Jewish supremacism and its slave army of beast-men of the demiurge. In the battle between good and evil, Metapedia is strongly in favour of the Aryan race — descendants of the god-men of Hyperborea and Ultima Thule."[20]
On "race"
"From the Tower of Babel to the later 20th century this was an accepted fact of reality... [t]he races of men are an easily observable fact of nature and a product of common sense. They are part and parcel of what makes up the Natural order."[21]
On racism
"Racism is the recognition that distinctive human characteristics and abilities are determined by race... [R]acism can range from mere recognition of skin deep differences between races to the acknowledgement that humanity contains a downward spiral, with the White race at the top and the lesser races — such as the Indigenous Australians, Bushmen and Hottentots — at the bottom."[22]
On anti-racism
"Anti-racism is the Marxist ideology of opposition to 'racism'. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the term 'racist' was coined by Leon Davidovich Bronstein (Leon Trotsky). Anti-racism is a major focus of Cultural Marxism."[23]
On "Negroids"
"Even in the scarce cases of the Negroid showing some small spark of genius it has been with those having a great deal of white or arabic ancestry... decreased intelligence and increased animal sex drive... allowing for more efficient and brutal rape of children."[24]
On "Mongoloids"
"Only few of human discoveries were done by mongoloid people ... [they] especially are known for subtle art of tortures they apply on other people."[25]
On "Sodomites"
"See also Pedophiles, a similar form of illness."[26]
On "Jewish ritual murder"
"It is believed by some that the Jewish religion led in the past to the murder of Gentile children in order to use their blood for ritual dinners."[27]
On hate speech
"Hate Speech is a term used by governments and governing élites to refer to any opposition to official doctrine — for example, any political opposition to immigration or miscegenetion[sic]."[28]
On "Purim"
"The righteous Haman did as many of us have done today. Declared that all jews should be exterminated for their crimes against our peoples...","...was stopped and beaten to death with fire extinguishers. This is how all jews should be dealt with.","Whatever they “pray” to is a dark, demonic force of evil energy, to which they also sacrifice human babies to[sic]."[29]
On "American Indians"
"...one of the most violent races on earth."[30]
On "Native Americans"
"...in its historical meaning was a White Anglo-Saxon Protestant born in the United States of America."[31]
On African Americans
"...generally African Americans have around 20-30% White blood. This accounts for their higher intelligence and lower crime rates than pure-blooded Negroes."[32]
On "Gypsies"
"They are well known for mistreating their children... [b]eing their ancestors selected among criminals, they have a genetic inheritage that makes them more inclined to steal and commit violence against other people."[33]
On Globalism
"is an international movement, driven primarily by Trotskyism, Zionism and free-market liberalism, which is working to establish a one world government."
On Conspiracy theory
"is an epithet invented by Jewish polemicist Karl Popper, Since that time the phrase has been used most commonly to describe members of the Truth movement and alternative media, or in a more general sense people who hold opinions on historical events disliked by the ruling establishment. What are once described as "conspiracy theories" as an epithet are later admitted to be true history by the "powers that be" when it is political convenient to do so and the lie is no longer useful."
On Alex Jones
"The scope of material covered by Jones is broad and generally regarding the New World Order. Some of his "theories" are unusual, including FEMA concentration camps, HAARP weather modification, chemtrails, etc. Jones believes that 9/11 was an "inside job". Some of the information covered by Jones is factual, but he splices his material with deceptive shepherding. The most controversial aspect of Jones is his alleged gatekeeping for the Jewish criminal network; particularly Zionism."
On the United Kingdom Independence Party
"In recent years they have tried to portray themselves as a multiple-issue "patriotic" party, and regularly try to steal British National Party votes by claiming to oppose mass-immigration."[34]
On Wikipedia
"A far-left and Judeocentric, multilingual wiki project, censured by an internal bureaucracy of tribal editing clans to conform to a largely neo-Marxist and Zionist viewpoint."[35]
On Conservapedia
"Despite purporting to be a conservative website, Conservapedia is rife with Marxist phraseology. It describes Metapedia as a "racist" website; a term devised by Leon Trotsky founder of the Red Army."
On RationalWiki
"The website fraudulently portrays itself as being "rational," and opposed to "pseudoscience," yet promotes exactly the thing that they claim to oppose: the irrational spiritual pseudosciences of genetic egalitarianism and race denialism."
On Hitler
"Adolf Hitler remains one of the preeminent individuals in human history. In his personal life Hitler was a vegetarian, supported animal welfare, sympathized with the poor, was a fine artist and enjoyed classical music."
On ISIS
"ISIS tends to have unclear aims. ... ISIS also quickly lost focus on stopping jews/Israel and at one point did not like the Yazadi people, and a week later announced it would reconquer Spain. It has done no action in conquering Spain and it might just be talk that they forget about a week later."[36]
On Winston Churchill
"A Freemason Zionist race-traitor." This despite the fact that Churchill was a racist who brutally suppressed the Mau Mau rebellion.
On Ayn Rand
"A scheming Russian Jewess." Never mind that Rand was also a racist who called American Indians "savages".
On Léon Degrelle
"After World War II, he was a prominent figure in promoting National Socialism and Historical Revisionism. He continued publishing and polemicizing, voicing his support for national solutions and refused to accept the holocaust lie."[37]
On Pornography
"The pornography industry also heavily promotes miscegenation, however while they will make endless 'blacks on blondes' porn, they will never produce 'Palestinian on Jew' porn."[38]

You can find a few more examples of their antics archived on our "What is going on in the Fourth Reich?" page. Some users of Metapedia take delight in vandalising this article when they visit RationalWiki.[20] There is also a Wordpress blog known as "metadave" with similar content, though its relationship with the wiki is unclear.

## Metapedian neologisms[edit]

"Volkenhass" (ungrammatical and bastardized German for "people-hate," apparently[39]) is a word which does not exist in any sane version of the English or German languages. Nevertheless, it is used by Metapedia – and wikinfo – to pretend that "racism" means something nice. The German term "Völkerhaß" means literally "hatred of other nations" and isn't a real German word, either.

## See also[edit]

* Michael Coombs
* Poe's Law
* Youth for Western Civilization
* Holocaust denial
* Rightpedia, Metapedia's even crazier cousin
* National mysticism \- what that bullshit about 'descendants of the god-men of Hyperborea and Ultima Thule' is.

## External links[edit]

* Metapedia's home page

## References[edit]

The links here marked "screenshot" are images of pages at Metapedia rather than direct links. They should all be considered NSFW.

1. ↑ The Internet is now a series of endings
2. ↑ 5 Terrifying Bastardizations of the Wikipedia Model (Conservapedia and Encyclopædia Dramatica are also on the list.)
3. ↑ Registration log indicates only three account creations in 2017, nineteen in 2018, two in 2019, zero in 2020, and fourteen so far in 2021, which means only 38 new uses throughout nearly five years.
4. ↑ User contributions for MediaWiki default
5. ↑ "Nazist anhållen för grovt rån". Corren.se. 08-02-21.
6. ↑ User contributions for MediaWiki default
7. ↑ User contributions for MediaWiki default
8. ↑ Doprinosi suradnika za MediaWiki default
9. ↑ Glavna stranica: Usporedba među inačicama od 12. svibnja 2008. u 00:49 i 12. svibnja 2008. u 08:35
10. ↑ Metapedia's entry on Rightpedia
11. ↑ Rightpedia's entry on Metapedia
12. ↑ http://en.rightpedia.info/w/Moon_hoax
13. ↑ http://en.rightpedia.info/w/chemtrails
14. ↑ http://en.rightpedia.info/w/Subsaharan_Africans
15. ↑ Metapedia Fundraiser: Contributions (screenshot)
16. ↑ Talk page comment by a Metapedia apologist.
17. ↑ "Vladimir Lenin" at Metapedia (screenshot)
18. ↑ "Jesus Christ" at Metapedia (screenshot)
19. ↑ "Reactionary defences of Islam", archived at archive.ph at 10 Sep 2015 19:39:53 UTC
20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 Edit to this page by an apparent Metapedian.
21. ↑ "Race" at Metapedia (screenshot)
22. ↑ "Racism" at Metapedia (screenshot)
23. ↑ Conservapedia too pinko? Try Metapedia
24. ↑ "Negroids" at Metapedia (screenshot)
25. ↑ "Mongoloids" at Metapedia (screenshot)
26. ↑ "Sodomites" at Metapedia (screenshot)
27. ↑ "Jewish ritual murder" at Metapedia (screenshot)
28. ↑ "Hate Speech" at Metapedia (screenshot)
29. ↑ http://en.metapedia.org/m/index.php?title=Purim&oldid=178037img
30. ↑ "American Indians" at Metapedia (screenshot)
31. ↑ "Native American" at Metapedia (screenshot)
32. ↑ "African-Americans" at Metapedia (screenshot)
33. ↑ "Gypsies" at Metapedia (screenshot)
34. ↑ "United Kingdom Independence Party" at Metapediaimg
35. ↑ Has since changed its description, however the whole Metapedia article on Wikipedia from this time can be read here: Sorin Cerin (23 April 2011). Wikipedia: Pseudo- encyclopedia of the lie, censorship and misinformation. Sorin Cerin. pp. 97–107\. ISBN 978-1-4565-5660-0.97-107&rft.pub=Sorin+Cerin&rft.date=2011-04-23&rft.isbn=978-1-4565-5660-0&rft.au=Sorin+Cerin&rfr_id=info:sid/rationalwiki.org:Metapedia" class="Z3988"> `{{cite book}}`: External link in ``|title=`` (help)
36. ↑ Damn.. They were doing so good as well[!] "ISIS" on Metapediaimg
37. ↑ http://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Leon_Degrelle
38. ↑ "Pronography" on Metapediaimg
39. ↑ Well... "Volkenhass" is further away from the correct "Volkshass" or "VölkerHaß" than "Wolkenhass" (hatred of clouds), so maybe they meant that.

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