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World War II's article has not a single map on it. Can I edit that to fix it? No. First sentence of Westboro Baptist Church sets an incorrect tone to the article that makes it appear as completely biased. Can I edit that to fix it? No. World War I's article provides false evidence about the...

Because Wikipedia's specialty is providing false information on serious topics.

Another BIG mistake on Wikipedia's part. This is their map of Kuwait: It shows that the enclave within UAE belongs to Kuwait. This is incorrect. That enclave belongs to Oman, and within that enclave is a second enclave that belongs to UAE (I have no idea why the boundaries are like...

The mood is set immediately that he is instantly an evil man; which is not true. He has not committed genocide, he is simply anti-American. If I start an article on Obama with "He has been criticized of being a Kenyan national," which may be fact, and then followed on for the rest of the article...

The information on major subjects usually has a limited viewpoint, and often times are poorly written. Never trust historical documentation that is poorly written. Let me bring up some major examples: Why are those words italicized? This is a small nitpick here, obviously. After this post I...

Even with the links, the information is usually false.

Before Wikipedia implemented its policy of having important documents only edited by senior members, the site was downright terrible. And still, much information that the site gives is COMPLETELY inaccurate, incorrect, misleading, etc. For example, let's look at the page for World War II. The...