`  ==The lies that go unpunished by the Wikipedia cult insiders, to protect the integrity of the cult==  In no particular order,  * Telling someone they lied, is a personal attack * Explaining precisely how someone lied, is not civil * BLPCRIME says don't put the news of Gerry Adams arrest on the front page * BLP protects people from defamation by not putting on the front page, what is already in the biography * The news reporting Adams arrest was tabloid in nature * Consensus is about who can tell the best lie, and get away with it * Consensus is about counting up who said yes, who said no, and declaring the winner * No consensus is what you get when one side lies to counter another sides truths * The UK polce only arrest you to protect your rights * In the UK, being arrested is a minor, procedural matter, of no significance * Gerry Adams might not have been arrested for ordering a murder * There is no appealing of closures on Wikipedia * Anything Rambling Man has ever said, is saying now, or will say in the future * Filing a complaint about any of the above, in any forum, at any time, is ``beating a dead horse``. Even the first complaint. * Expecting civility is all about examining what the other guy said, and has nothing at all to do with your behaviour - even if it was patronising, dismissive, sarcastic, arrogant, or just downright rude    `