The Guardian - Revision history

Hyatt: Merging in info

2021-04-08T07:48:55Z

Merging in info

DustyGondola: Minor category fix

2019-08-10T03:52:44Z

Minor category fix

Hyatt: Vice and HBO

2019-05-03T06:21:57Z

Vice and HBO

Hyatt: Kate Bevan

2019-05-03T06:14:14Z

Kate Bevan

Hyatt: added section on Jason Wilson

2019-05-03T06:08:37Z

added section on Jason Wilson

Hyatt: Formatting

2019-05-03T04:07:28Z

Formatting

Hyatt: Added research from Literally Who thread

2019-05-03T03:50:59Z

Added research from Literally Who thread

Mod02 at 19:13, 24 May 2018

2018-05-24T19:13:30Z

Mod02 at 19:13, 24 May 2018

2018-05-24T19:13:14Z

Slavanon: Added infobox.

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 ===Vice and HBO===
-The Guardian established a partnership with [[[Vice Media]]] and [[HBO]] in December 2016. <ref name="guardian_vice"/>
+The Guardian established a partnership with [[Vice Media]] and [[HBO]] in December 2016. <ref name="guardian_vice"/>
 == Standards, and lacks thereof ==
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 : Step 2. "And do it in a space they don't control. It's no good doing it on their Facebook page or blog, where they can delete comments."
 : Step 3. Write an article where reader comments are not allowed.
 == References ==
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 <ref name="cernobevin">Mike Cernovich, Kate Bevan (Formerly) of the Guardian Admits to Journalistic Fraud, April 14, 2015 http://www.crimeandfederalism.com/2015/04/kate-bevan-of-the-guardian-admits-to-journalistic-fraud.html https://archive.is/8KEZF</ref>
 <ref name="guardian_vice">Mark Sweney, Guardian announces partnership with Vice, 8 December 2016, https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/dec/08/guardian-announces-partnership-with-vice</ref>
 </references>
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-[[Category:Articles_needing_cleanup|Articles needing cleanup]]
+[[Category:Articles needing cleanup]]
-[[Category:Stubs|Stubs]]
+[[Category:Stubs]]
-[[Category:Boycotted|Boycotted]]
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 == Affiliations ==
 From 8chan:[https://8ch.net/gamergatehq/res/330332.html]
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 : * [[Helena Kennedy]] - President of the [[School of Oriental and African Studies]] (SOAS) and board member of the [[Institute for Strategic Dialogue]]
 : * [[Albert Scardino]] - Executive editor of the Guardian 2002-2004
 == Standards, and lacks thereof ==
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 <ref name="dwaven_wilson">Dwavenhobble, The Guardian Journalist who compared Gamergate to Anders Breivik followed some-one interesting just before publishing the hit piece, https://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/2swi66/the_guardian_journalist_who_compared_gamergate_to/</ref>
 <ref name="cernobevin">Mike Cernovich, Kate Bevan (Formerly) of the Guardian Admits to Journalistic Fraud, April 14, 2015 http://www.crimeandfederalism.com/2015/04/kate-bevan-of-the-guardian-admits-to-journalistic-fraud.html https://archive.is/8KEZF</ref>
 </references>

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 : * [[Helena Kennedy]] - President of the [[School of Oriental and African Studies]] (SOAS) and board member of the [[Institute for Strategic Dialogue]]
 : * [[Albert Scardino]] - Executive editor of the Guardian 2002-2004
 == References ==
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 <references>
 <ref name="jasonwilsonmarxism">Jason Wilson, 'Cultural Marxism': a uniting theory for rightwingers who love to play the victim, The Guardian, 19 January 2015 http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jan/19/cultural-marxism-a-uniting-theory-for-rightwingers-who-love-to-play-the-victim</ref>
-<ref name="dwaven_wilson"/>Dwavenhobble, The Guardian Journalist who compared Gamergate to Anders Breivik followed some-one interesting just before publishing the hit piece, https://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/2swi66/the_guardian_journalist_who_compared_gamergate_to/
+<ref name="dwaven_wilson">Dwavenhobble, The Guardian Journalist who compared Gamergate to Anders Breivik followed some-one interesting just before publishing the hit piece, https://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/2swi66/the_guardian_journalist_who_compared_gamergate_to/</ref>
-</ref>
+<ref name="cernobevin">Mike Cernovich, Kate Bevan (Formerly) of the Guardian Admits to Journalistic Fraud, April 14, 2015 http://www.crimeandfederalism.com/2015/04/kate-bevan-of-the-guardian-admits-to-journalistic-fraud.html https://archive.is/8KEZF</ref>
 </references>

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 * [http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jan/23/wikipedia-bans-editors-from-gender-related-articles-amid-gamergate-controversy Wikipedia bans five editors from gender-related articles amid gamergate controversy] [https://archive.today/IYbBh (2)][https://web.archive.org/web/20150123145744/http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jan/23/wikipedia-bans-editors-from-gender-related-articles-amid-gamergate-controversy (3)]
 * [http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jan/30/gamers-criticism-censorship When will gamers understand that criticism isn't censorship?] [https://archive.today/qFetD (1)]
 == Allegations of collusion with [[Leigh Alexander]] ==
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 <li><div id="cite_note-1"></div>
 [[#cite_ref-1|↑]] [https://imgur.com/QQEXXDr Image showing Guardian censorship of comment section]</li></ol>
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 :: https://cifwatch.com/2009/09/18/guardian-updates-the-cif-talk-policy%e2%80%a6well-not-exactly/
 :: http://www.zionismontheweb.org/CommentIsFree_ParliamentASCttee_July08.pdf
-: The Guardian is the largest recipient of advertising revenue from HSBC. The Guardian is owned by the Scott Trust whose board includes [[Anthony Salz]], executive vice chairman of [[Rothschild]], and [[Dame Liz Forgan]], deputy board chair of British Museum which is sponsored by [[HSBC]]. HSBC laundered money for [Sulaiman bin Abdul Aziz]] of [[al-Raji Bank]] which was part of [[Osama bin Laden]]'s [[Golden Chain]] network of key financiers and whose US operations were known as the [[SAAR Foundation]] or [[Safa Group]]. "HSBC went on to launder money for Mexican and Colombian drug-cartels, criminal syndicates run out of foreign embassies, and countries under US sanctions like Iran and North Korea."
+: The Guardian is the largest recipient of advertising revenue from HSBC. The Guardian is owned by the [[Scott Trust]] whose board includes [[Anthony Salz]], executive vice chairman of [[Rothschild]], and [[Dame Liz Forgan]], deputy board chair of British Museum which is sponsored by [[HSBC]]. HSBC laundered money for [[Sulaiman bin Abdul Aziz]] of [[al-Raji Bank]] which was part of [[Osama bin Laden]]'s [[Golden Chain]] network of key financiers and whose US operations were known as the [[SAAR Foundation]] or [[Safa Group]]. "HSBC went on to launder money for Mexican and Colombian drug-cartels, criminal syndicates run out of foreign embassies, and countries under US sanctions like Iran and North Korea."
 :: https://medium.com/@NafeezAhmed/death-drugs-and-hsbc-355ed9ef5316 https://archive.is/Ey0lw

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	* [http://theralphretort.com/internal-email-shows-guardian-mind-made-gamergate/ Internal email shows Guardian had mind made up on Gamergate] [https://archive.today/yDBcK (1)]		* [http://theralphretort.com/internal-email-shows-guardian-mind-made-gamergate/ Internal email shows Guardian had mind made up on Gamergate] [https://archive.today/yDBcK (1)]
		+
		+	== Affiliations ==
		+
		+	From 8chan:[https://8ch.net/gamergatehq/res/330332.html]
		+
		+	: Leader 03/14/17 (Tue) 17:19:34 136381 No.330337
		+	: Everything links back to the Guardian.
		+	: Much of the clique goes back to [[Edge Magazine]] in the early 2000s. Edge's [[Keith Stewart]] is now the Guardian's games editor. Keith Stewart started the #[[WeLoveGameDevs]] hashtag campaign to cover up the fallout on the industry from the Zoe Post.
		+	:: http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1smndje https://archive.is/mZCbD
		+	:: The tweet: https://archive.is/gVwEG https://archive.is/DTxOk
		+	:: Reports crediting Stewart: https://archive.is/V4Bb3 https://archive.is/tDzZC
		+	:: News organizations participating in the coverup: https://archive.is/DTxOk
		+	: Guardian technology editor [[Jemima Kiss]] told staff "Leigh will be coming in to morning conference to talk about Gamergate." https://archive.is/8eHRH [[Leigh Alexander]] was then given a writing job at the Guardian and thrown out when they were done using her.
		+	: The writers for [[Five out of Ten Magazine]] include [[Depression Quest]] contributor [[Patrick Lindsey,]] [[Silverstring]]'s [[Zoya Street]], and the Guardian's [[Tauriq Moosa]].
		+	:: https://web.archive.org/web/20140521044753/http://fiveoutoftenmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Five-out-of-Ten_8-Space_Preview.pdf
		+	: In 2013 the Guardian's [[Charles Arthur]] published an article about sexism in gaming based on one comment made by a fake account named Veronika Larsson. https://archive.is/Bq6gI
		+	: The Guardian's [[Chris Priestman]] wrote a fluff piece for Silverstring. http://archive.is/fnDFG
		+	: The Guardian published "[[Anna Anthropy]] and the [[Twine]] revolution." https://archive.today/ON3Jf
		+	: The Guardian publishes [[Jenn Frank]]. http://theralphretort.com/the-silverstring-agenda/ https://archive.is/urp7W
		+	: The Guardian quotes [[srhbutts]]. http://np.red*dit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/39fdi2/drama_the_guardian_just_sourced_butts_an_outed/
		+	: The Guardian quoted [[Mark Bernstein]] to falsely claim that ArbCom was banning all feminist editors. https://archive.is/3VDeJ
		+	: [[Nafeez Ahmed]] of [[Insurge Intelligence]] came out of nowhere to write a hit piece claiming "8chan.co, the central hive of GamerGate, is an active pedophile network." https://archive.is/nnsF3 Ahmed writes for [[Vice]] Motherboard and also for [[Middle East Eye]] which was funded by Guardian writer [[David Hearst]]
		+	: The Guardian is one of the outlets promoting the never-finished government-funded non-game [[Walden]] https://archive.is/Q28GH
		+	: The Guardian announced the formation of the [[DERP Institute]], a social research partnership of [[Reddit]], [[Fark]], [[Imgur]], [[Twitch]], and [[StackExchange]], the same day of its launch. https://archive.is/BPZnE https://archive.is/WuEGt https://archive.is/E0ZLV
		+	: The Guardian described Jessica Valenti of the [[Berkman Center]] as "one of the top 100 inspiring women in the world" https://archive.is/TmhiS
		+	: The Guardian's senior editor and partnerships strategy director [[Amanda Michel]] also worked at the [[Berkman Center]] as communications director from 2004-2006. She had leading positions in the [[Howard Dean]] and [[John Kerry]] campaigns and co-founded the [[New Organizing Institute]]. https://archive.is/6x4YY
		+	: [[FitzGibbon Media]] was a PR firm that represented the Guardian. https://archive.is/9xKgw Trevor FitzGibbon was the New Mexico communications director for the Obama 2008 campaign and his organization was involved in some shady work https://archive.is/Trieh
		+	: The Guardian was among the media outlets accusing [[Sad Puppies]] of being a white male campaign, https://archive.is/NOBOO and promoted NK Jemison as "the fantasy writer upending the 'racist and sexist status quo'" https://archive.is/VdFs5
		+	: The Guardian's [[Connie St. Louis]] wrote "stop defending [[Tim Hunt]]" about the space scientist who was forced to apologise for wearing a Barbarella shirt that a lady friend had designed for him. https://archive.is/twb6N
		+	: The Guardian promoted [[Ellen Pao]]. https://archive.is/4AU6I
		+	: The Guardian was among the news organizations that wrote hit pieces on [[Palmer Luckey]] for supporting Trump. https://ghostbin.com/paste/aq2ca
		+	: The Guardian appointed [[Jimmy Wales]] of Wikipedia to its board. https://archive.is/GkWu3dd Wales has been seen with [[George Soros]] https://archive.is/L98o and a representative of [[DMI Trust]] / [[Ithmaar Bank]]. https://archive.is/sYAs5
		+	: The Guardian has a history of encouraging antisemitism and banning anyone who objects to it.
		+	:: https://cifwatch.com/2009/08/24/welcome-to-cif-watch/
		+	:: https://cifwatch.com/2009/08/31/very-cif-very-guardian/
		+	:: https://cifwatch.com/2009/08/25/lies-big-lies-and-comment-is-free/
		+	:: https://cifwatch.com/2009/08/28/finger-on-the-scale-debate-about-cif-watch-rages-at-cif/
		+	:: https://cifwatch.com/2009/09/15/if-my-memri-serves-me-well/
		+	:: https://cifwatch.com/2009/09/18/guardian-updates-the-cif-talk-policy%e2%80%a6well-not-exactly/
		+	:: http://www.zionismontheweb.org/CommentIsFree_ParliamentASCttee_July08.pdf
		+	: The Guardian is the largest recipient of advertising revenue from HSBC. The Guardian is owned by the Scott Trust whose board includes [[Anthony Salz]], executive vice chairman of [[Rothschild]], and [[Dame Liz Forgan]], deputy board chair of British Museum which is sponsored by [[HSBC]]. HSBC laundered money for [Sulaiman bin Abdul Aziz]] of [[al-Raji Bank]] which was part of [[Osama bin Laden]]'s [[Golden Chain]] network of key financiers and whose US operations were known as the [[SAAR Foundation]] or [[Safa Group]]. "HSBC went on to launder money for Mexican and Colombian drug-cartels, criminal syndicates run out of foreign embassies, and countries under US sanctions like Iran and North Korea."
		+	:: https://medium.com/@NafeezAhmed/death-drugs-and-hsbc-355ed9ef5316 https://archive.is/Ey0lw
		+
		+	: The Rockefellers, the Scardino family, and the British branch of Gamergate Leader 08/14/17 (Mon) 17:48:11 fd8fdf No.331045
		+	: File: b9e4317063e7d6a⋯.jpg (178.92 KB, 1024x768, 4:3, scar.jpg)
		+	: >> 330337
		+	: > Everything links back to the Guardian.
		+	: According to a report by [[Richard Pendlebury]] of the [[Daily Mail]], the [[Media Standards Trust]] tried to usurp and replace the authority of the [[Press Complaints Commission]]. Pendlebury says they used a bogus research report and fake news reports in the Guardian to buff up their credentials, and were given unusually favorable coverage by the BBC. https://archive.is/8Aj2V
		+	: Key figures include:
		+	: * [[David Bell]] - chairman of the [[Financial Times]]
		+	: * [[Julia Middleton]] - of [[Demos]], [[Rockefeller Brothers]], [[Common Purpose]]
		+	: * [[Helena Kennedy]] - President of the [[School of Oriental and African Studies]] (SOAS) and board member of the [[Institute for Strategic Dialogue]]
		+	: * [[Albert Scardino]] - Executive editor of the Guardian 2002-2004

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-It is very small and that makes us sad. Please help us [http://wiki.gamergate.me/The_Guardian&action=edit '''expand it'''].
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