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I noticed no page about this person. I'm not sure how to turn this page into a proper entry for a living person, but keep in mind that 'polite society' tries to ignore this branch of research, so, it is difficult to collect a lot of respectable-seeming quotation sources about the subject. What is interesting about this person is that he is jailed in a Western country for what amount to thought crimes. Such cases warrant a page in the Wiki, regardless of what one may think about the ideas. Jailing people for opinions, for research, for thinking, is bizarre and inconsistent with an open society.

This entry should be considered a stub.

404A4BC76978E (talk) 01:29, 19 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]

More info?

The French Wiki article about this man is much, much longer. Can someone do the same with the English one? After reading the short English article and judging by its tone, I got the feeling a revisionist forum fanboy wrote it.