User:Foxhound66

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Typical biased Wikipedia. (Not so much for Wiki Commons)

I am slowly building up the pages [[1]], [[2]], [[3]], [[4]] and [5]].

I am improving the page [[6]], especially its background and history.

I personally feel that the page [[7]] needs improvement. For starters, it should be capitalised. People who are IPE students should be the only the ones editing it.

I personally feel that the page [[8]] needs improvement.

The page Millennium Challenge Account should be merged into the page [[9]].(Done for now).

Adminstrators are not know-it-all people.

And [[10]] is not well written. It is biased.

Wikipedia articles I disagree with (content, notability): The article [[11]] should not even been here. Silly.

Harriet Harman is the Shadow Deputy Prime Minister--the sites claim so--people who believe otherwise should notify the sites

  • Harman's own website--[12] "Shadow Deputy Prime Minister"
  • BBC (one of he most read websites)--[13] "Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Shadow Deputy Prime Minister and Shadow Secretary of State for International Development: Harriet Harman"
  • Labour Party Webiste(!!!)--[14]--"Harriet Harman MP, Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for International Development and Shadow Deputy Prime Minister"
  • Guardian UK (also another most read ebsite)--[15]--"Deputy leader of the Labour party, shadow deputy prime minister and the first female solicitor general"
  • Hackney Gazzette--[16]--"Harriet Harman, who is deputy leader of the Labour party, Shadow Deputy Prime Minister and Shadow Under Secretary [sic] of State for International Development"
  • Wikiquote (another Wiki site)--[17]--"She is currently the Shadow Deputy Prime Minister and Shadow Minister for International Development."
  • LSE (renown University)--[18]--"She is also Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, a post she was elected to in 2007, and Shadow Deputy Prime Minister."
  • Fresh Ideas (A Labour Party Website)--[19]--"Rt Hon Harriet Harman MP, Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for International Development and Shadow Deputy Prime Minister".
  • Daily Mail (another most read news site)--[20]--"Harriet Harman has quietly added the grand but ludicrous title of Shadow Deputy Prime Minister to her existing ones of Shadow Secretary of State for International Development and Deputy Leader of the Labour Party."
  • UNA-UK--[21]--"Harriet Harman QC MP is Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Shadow Secretary of State for International Development and Shadow Deputy Prime Minister".
  • Labour North--[22]--"Harriet Harman MP, Labour's Deputy Leader and Shadow Deputy Prime Minister"
  • Politics.co.uk--[23]--"Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Shadow Deputy Prime Minister and Shadow Secretary of State for International Development Rt Hon Harriet Harman MP"

There is no such thing as a "Deputy Leader of Her Majesty's Most Loyal Opposition".



The Response Force Task Group is "In reality it's a modest number of warships - five in total - ready to react to a crisis". http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14159824 MrGRA simply does not understand.

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