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Let's Examine Mass Killings in Recent History and Islamism The Muslim Turks murdered, either directly or indirectly, between 1.5 and 2.5 million Christians between 1894 and 1924 . It was also a jihad, or "holy" war. Sudan, 1953–2004: Some 4 million dead. Written in September 2005: Genocide in Darfur – How the Horror Began , Sudan Tribune, 3 September 2005. Copied here : Racism and Islamism in Khartoum... Perhaps the most destructive civil conflict since World War II and one of the longest wars in Africa's history, it saw the Christian and animist South pitted against the Muslim, Arab-speaking North. As many as 2.5 million people have died since the second phase of the civil war began in 1983—and likely more than four million if we consider its earlier phase (1955–72).   Intra-Arab Muslim conflict, North Yemen (1962–1970): 200,000 . "Since 1965, the Libyan-backed Front for the Liberation of Occupied South Yemen and the National Liberation Front ha...

The Central Problem: Editorial and Moderation Bias The central problem appears to have begun around 2006–07, when Zero0000 , who is believed to be Australian McKay, became a moderator. From that point onward, serious concerns arose about the neutrality of the moderation and editorial process. Zero0000 exercised broad discretion over which material was edited or retained, while also favoring editors such as Hamas-nick Nableezy and racist Nishidani . The concern is not simply the political views of individual editors. The more serious issue is the pattern of collaboration and coordinated work among a small group of highly active participants. Not ethical, not incompliance with Wikipedia's principles of neutrality, editorial independence, and fair treatment of opposing viewpoints. The situation developed into a prolonged struggle in which editors more neutral, or insufficiently aligned with this radical group, faced sustained opposition, including efforts to restrict their p...