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Rumors about such things go around from time to time about various sites, but it's doubtful that they are true if the insinuation is that the CIA-Mossad set up and control Wikipedia or similar sites. What is true is that they have the same access to Wikipedia and other sites as the normal person does, both to edit and to get information.
What else can I help you with?
Who publishes Wikipedia?
If you mean who publishes the articles in wikipedia these are composed of internet volunteers. Actually anyone who has internet connection can make changes to the articles, except for some with limited cases. For more info about wikipedia, read the related links
Who thinks it will be Ivykit?
I read on Wikipedia that it will be Dovekit. anyone can edit wikipedia
The genetic center of the eukaryotic cell is the?
Okay, I'll save you the trouble of looking it up on Wikipedia and actually having to read. Nucleus or Nuclear envelope.
How a chameleon camouflages?
Read it on Wikipedia!
What are the rules of the U.S. Senate?
All the Standing Rules of the United States Senate are listed at the Wikipedia website, and a link is provided for each one should a surfer care to actually read the whole rule. The link to Wikipedia is listed below.
Where can you read about the life of Florentino Perez?
Wikipedia
Where can you read a summary of the seekers 1 by Erin Hunter?
you can read a summary at seekers wikipedia
Where is the Philippines government headquarters?
From Wikipedia -- and you can read more, below: "Manila, being the seat of political power of the Philippines, has several national government offices headquartered at the city."
How much time actually passes between the moments the man believes the rope breaks and when he gets away?
You can read the story for free at the link below, or look up the excellent article in Wikipedia.
How much time actually passes between moments the man believes the rope breaks and when he gets away?
You can read the story for free at the link below, or look up the excellent article in Wikipedia.
How much time actually passes between the moments the man believes rope breaks and when he gets away?
You can read the story for free at the link below, or look up the excellent article in Wikipedia.
Is Beatrice Baudelaire alive?
From what I've read on Wikipedia, yes.
