If you're ever wanting to see how the "other half" uses the web....

If you're ever in the mood for a laugh, giggle, or possibly even guffaw, you might want to check out Conservapedia. In essence, it's Wikipedia, but "from a conservative point of view."

Like its soul-mate Faux News, Conservapedia has all the trappings of its more... truthful counterparts, but without all those pesky little extras like fact check, reliability, or anything even remotely resembling an objective account of a given topic.

It does, however, sooth us with an American flag, and the moniker "The Trustworthy Encyclopedia."

Let's take a brief look starting with, oh I don't know, two randomly picked presidents...

Barack Hussein Obama:

Contents

• 1 Obama is likely the first Muslim President
• 2 Obama and Elitism
• 5 Aunt is in the United States Illegally
• 10 Presidential campaign
  • 10.1 Campaign financing
  • 10.2 Secrecy
  • 10.3 Tone
• 12 Positions and Qualifications
• 13 Political views
• 14 Foreign policy experience
• 17 Published criticism
  • 17.1 Birth Certificate Controversy

Now compare that to our good friend George W. Bush:

Contents

• 1 Early Life
• 2 Governor of Texas
• 3 2000 Presidential Campaign
• 4 2004 Reelection Campaign
• 5 Presidency (2001-2009)
  • 5.1 Administration and Cabinet
  • 5.2 Response to the 9-11 Terrorist Attacks
  • 5.3 War in Afghanistan
  • 5.4 2002 Mid-Term Elections
  • 5.5 2002-2003 build up of the War in Iraq
  • 5.6 Aftermath of the Invasion
  • 5.7 2007 Troop Surge
  • 5.8 Humanitarian aid
  • 5.9 Economy
  • 5.10 Supreme Court Appointments
  • 5.11 Involvement in the 2008 Presidential election
• 6 Future Plans
• 7 Family
• 8 Faith
• 9 Polls
• 10 Farewell Speech

Yes... quite trustworthy.... definitely fair and balanced....