[AmericanInTokyo]

Let me get a crack at it. Commitment: I will add a comment about his affiliation to this racist professor, on the Japanese version of Wikipedia. Most of these US liberal saps cannot read Japanese so they will not know where it appears or how to edit it. But Japanese readers in the millions will be introduced to this aspect of our president. I may also like to an online stream of the Harvard Law School Baraka Obama.

I may then consider this "revision" (or addition) to the bio of Obama in Chinese, German, Russian, Spanish, etc. all over worldwide Wikipedia. It is something full well within my capabilities to do.

[Mrs. P]

“Like.”

[Rocko]

Sounds great; thanks!

[squarebarb]

Good going! (With fond memories of Yokohama)...

[jrestrepo]

Oh, please do as you say!

Unfortunately, I can only read the English and Spanish versions...oh multilingualed one!

[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

Isn’t the problem with this strategy that every wiki page has an “owner” who gets “notified” every time there is a change to a page? Presumably that owner *can* read Japanese and if they disagree with your comments they’ll be edited right out, regardless of how many others can or can’t read Japanese.

[Anima Mundi]

What a great idea!

[lonevoice]

Go for it, and good luck!

[Danae]

Include this: http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/07-03-2012/120708-arizona_sheriff_obama-0/ The world is suffering from this man’s crimes.

[netmilsmom]

I think I want to be you.

Good job FRiend! Let the world know.