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Editor’s Note: The Wikipedia article on the Conclave of May, 2025, has been vandalized by an individual with no academic credentials, who claims that “minority views” don’t deserve mention. — While Wikipedia has a horrible reputation for accuracy, it’s not every day that pages are censored to suppress minorities’ views, a truly racist category of censorship.

Above is how the article looked last week. A reader has attempted to correct the vandalism, but the bigots who insist that history itself should not include the facts of history will certain return to attack the article.

Guess which part of the article was targeted for being vandalized? Take a look, by clicking the image to expand.

UPDATE: It seems that a Marxist, and a Traddie Priest from Minnesota, who calls himself Darth Stabro, are involved in the censorship of the article, and are violating Wikipedia rules by editing out of personal motives, imagining that one user is another. — Here is a screen shot from the talk page. Click to enlarge.

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SundayClose appears to be the alternate name of the original vandal. As a matter of fact, Wikipedia does not require a “consensus” to add an informative section to a history article which cites events of history. Vandalism, on Wikipedia, is defined as a complete erasure of a documented section of an article without due cause.

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