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Metapedia is an electronic encyclopedia about culture, art, science, philosophy and politics.

The word 'Metapedia' is derived from two concepts from classical greek: 'meta' that means 'outside' or 'beyond'; and 'enkyklios paideia' that means 'encyclopedia'. The name has a dual symbolic meaning:

• Metapedia sets its focus on topics that usually are not covered in — i.e. that falls outside of — mainstream encyclopedias.

• Metapedia has a metapolitical purpose, to influence the mainstream debate, culture and historical view.

The project is still in its early stages, but the database is growing every day and you are heartily welcome to contribute to the growth of this valuable and unique encyclopedia.

In death as in life, I defy the Jews who caused this last war, and I defy the power of darkness which they represent. I warn the British people against the crushing imperialism of the Soviet Union. May Britain be great once again and the hour of the greatest danger in the West may the standard be raised from the dust, crowned with the words — you have conquered nevertheless. I am proud to die for my ideals and I am sorry for the sons of Britain who have died without knowing why. - William Joyce's defiant statement before his execution for treason

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Milestones

• May 24, 2008 - The number of articles in The English section of Metapedia amounts to 3000.
• April 3, 2008 – The Romanian section of Metapedia is launched
• January 9, 2008 - The number of articles in The English section of Metapedia amounts to 2000.
• December 15, 2007 – The Hungarian section of Metapedia is launched
• October 12, 2007 – The Spanish section of Metapedia is launched
• October 2, 2007 – The number of articles in The English section of Metapedia amounts to 1000
• October 1, 2007 – The Slovak section of Metapedia is launched
• August 22, 2007 – The number of articles in The English section of Metapedia amounts to 500
• July 27, 2007 – WikiSlavia in Russian joined as an autonomic section for Eastern Europe and the Turkic world (30 069 articles).
• July 10, 2007 – The Czech section of Metapedia is launched
• July 2, 2007 – The Portuguese section of Metapedia is launched
• May 29, 2007 – The French section of Metapedia is launched
• May 15, 2007 – The English section of Metapedia is launched
• May 15, 2007 – The German section of Metapedia is launched
• April 30, 2007 – The number of articles in the Swedish Metapedia amounts to 2000
• December 30, 2006 – The number of articles in the Swedish Metapedia amounts to 1000
• December 3, 2006 – The Danish section of Metapedia is launched
• October 30, 2006 – The number of articles in the Swedish Metapedia amounts to 500
• October 26, 2006 – The Swedish section of Metapedia is launched
• August 9, 2006 – A limited group of people start laying the groundwork for the Swedish Metapedia

Events

• 1852 - The University of Sydney, Australia's oldest university, is inaugurated in Sydney.
• 1890 - In Washington, DC, the Daughters of the American Revolution is founded.
• 1899 - Second Boer War begins: In South Africa, a war between the United Kingdom and the Boers of the Transvaal and Orange Free State erupts.
• 1944 - Tuvinian People's Republic or formerly Tannu Tuva was annexed by the USSR
• 1954 - First Indochina War: The Viet Minh take control of North Vietnam.
• 1986 - Cold War: U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev meet in Reykjavík, Iceland, in an effort to continue discussions about scaling back their intermediate missile arsenals in Europe.

Births

• 1671 - Frederick IV of Denmark (d. 1730)
• 1884 - Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady of the United States (d. 1962)

Deaths

• 1303 - Pope Boniface VIII
• 1347 - Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor (b. 1282)
• 1809 - Meriwether Lewis, American explorer (b. 1774)
• 1986 - Georges Dumézil, French scholar (b. 1898)
• 2008 - Jörg Haider, Austrian nationalist politician (b. 1950)

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Sohale Siddiqi (also Hal Siddiqi) was the best friend and roommate of Barack Obama while he attended Columbia University in the early 1980s. He is identified as "Sadik" in Obama's memoir, Dreams From My Father. Obama describes Saddiqi as "a short, well-built Pakistani" who smoked marijuana and snorted cocaine. Siddiqi was from Karachi, Pakistan and became an illegal alien in America when he overstayed his tourist visa.

Obama first met Siddiqi when he attended Occidental College in Los Angeles. Obama was living with a group of Pakistani students when Siddiqi arrived for a visit. Obama transferred to Columbia University and lived off campus with Siddiqi. Siddiqi was not a student and made his living working in restaurants. Together they lived in a drug-ridden slum apartment. The little furniture they had was picked up from the street.

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2008

• October 11
  • Austrian nationalist Jörg Haider dies in car accident [1]

• October 10
  • NATO to attack Afghan opium labs [2]
  • Israel seals off Acre after Arab/Jewish clashes [3]

• October 9
  • ACORN believed to be at the center of massive voter fraud underway in US election [4]

• October 8
  • Two American journalists missing in Lebanon [5]
  • McCain and Obama have their own comic books [6]
  • Zogby Poll shows close presidential race [7]
  • Jerome Corsi expelled from Kenya over Obama controversy [8]
  • Historic Colt pistol sells for $920,000 in Maine [9]
  • Israel’s chief rabbi defiles the Vatican [10]
  • NATO jet forced to land in Iran [11]

• October 7
  • New U.S. intelligence report warns 'victory' not certain in Iraq [12]
  • Briton shot for wearing an Obama T-shirt [13]
  • Hamas blames Jews for financial crisis [14]

• October 6
  • An open letter to Sarah Palin [15]
  • How Obama quietly targets Blacks [16]
  • Israeli generals duped into supporting Obama [17]
  • Surprisingly, the US dollar is making a comeback [18]
  • Taliban split with al Qaeda, seek peace [19]

• October 5
  • Saudi hosts Afghan peace talks with Taliban [20]
  • British commander says Afghanistan war cannot be won [21]
  • Israelis see delay in Iran-Russia missile deal [22]
  • Weathermen: Home-grown US radicals [23]
  • Europeans scramble to rescue big banks [24]

• October 4
  • Big Four European leaders to hold financial crisis summit [25]
  • British courts debate Dr. Toben’s ‘Holocaust denial’ warrant [26]
  • Palin makes Obama’s terrorist connections a campaign issue [27]
  • Palestinians in Gaza survive using tunnel network [28]
  • Fifteen Turkish soldiers killed in clashes with PKK [29]
  • American al-Qaeda figure, Adam Gadahn, says U.S. still runs Pakistan [30]
  • US diplomats to Iran put on hold [31]
  • American ‘rednecks’ playing pivotal role in election [32]
  • O. J. Simpson found guilty in robbery trial [33]
  • Israeli general threatens Hezbollah [34]
  • Ukrainians deny giving wartime help to Georgia [35]

• October 3
  • Russian military exercise to include nuclear bombers. [36]
  • Mexicans protest 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco [37]
  • Russians troubled over US presence in the Black Sea [38]
  • Henry Paulson, America’s 'financial dictator' [39]
  • UN wants more troops in Congo as violence mounts [40]
  • Dozens killed in Mogadishu, Somalia [41]
  • US missile strike kills nine in Pakistan [42]
  • The US to push Taiwan arms deal [43]
  • FBI given new authority to conduct investigations [44]

• October 2
  • Former Weathermen terrorists declare support for Obama [45]
  • Jerome Corsi in Kenya investigating Barack Obama's ties [46]
  • Surge in anti-Semitic messages on Internet following financial crisis [47]
  • Dr. Fredrick Toben arrested in London on international 'Holocaust denial' warrant [48] [49]

Previous current events

• …Wikislavia was founded by a New Right group of wiki-dissenters, exiled from Russian Wikipedia because of national and POV-persecutions?

• …Pierre Krebs is the founder and chairman of Thule-Seminar?

• …Troy Southgate was one of the first National-Anarchists?

• …Metapedia is an alternative encyclopedia dedicated to the pro-European cultural struggle?

• …StormWiki is a white nationalist wiki embedded on Stormfront internet forum?

• …three prominent American white nationalists, Ben Klassen, Richard Butler and George Lincoln Rockwell were born days apart in February and March of 1918?