Mikemikev

Mr. Racist in the flesh.

Mikemikev attempts to use Stormfront as his personal army but no one answered the call.

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Mikemikev (Power word: Michael Coombs) is racist Wikipedia sockpuppeteer, former Metapedia sysop, and participant in the Stormfront and Thephora forums who specializes in obsessive grudgewankery. Mikemikev is from the UK and taught English at Asian schools. He's currently believed to be residing in South Korea.

Mike has over 61 confirmed sockpuppet accounts at Wikipedia as well as on other websites. Despite this, it has been noted that his contributions to Wikipedia do not exceed 100 mainspace edit totals on articles. Instead the vast majority of his posts are on talk pages where he stirs up controversies surrounding race or personally attacks other editors.

Wikipedia

In 2004, Mikemikev was attending the University of Sussex:

	“	Bingo! I was an undergrad at Sussex. I had the pleasure of studying evolutionary genetics under John Maynard Smith, while pursuing my major of AI. Sadly I had to leave the beautiful Sussex countryside for postgrad study at UCL. But isn't tracing my IP and wikiliking to it's origin frowned upon? I personally have no problem with it though. mikemikev (talk) 16:20, 1 May 2010 (UTC)	„
	—Mikemikev

In April 2004, Mikemikev joined Wikipedia and created its "Dry distillation" article:

	“	If you topic ban me I will wash my hands of wikipedia. I created the dry distillation article in 2004, it still stands as I wrote it. I make corrections from time to time, usually I don't bother to login. I got caught up in R&I after seeing it POV forked in December, it's now a decent article (my part was not instrumental). Maybe if I had logged in and helped write the Teletubbies article you would not be having this discussion (prompted, might I add, by Mathsci). Might I also add that one of the 'SPAs' (BPesta) is a professor of psychology published in 'Intelligence' for R&I research. mikemikev (talk) 21:48, 19 April 2010 (UTC)	„
	—Mikemikev

In February 2008, he attempted to get back at a school that he once taught at by inserting himself into the school's Wikipedia article:

One English Teacher's Bad Experience at the University.

Michael Coombs, an English teacher from the UK who was employed by the university, was disappointed to find that he was not given the three room apartment with all facilities he was promised. Instead, he was placed in foreign students accommodation. Living conditions included: One room; No hot water until 18:00; Absolutely no guests allowed except from 16:00 until 22:00, and then only two guests maximum; Main doors locked at 23:00 with no exit/entrance for residents until 06:00, any attempt met with abuse by the night watchman; A small kitchen shared with many students, from which food was consistently stolen; Improperly fitted windows and doors resulting in coldness and mosquitoes. He was told throughout the four months he was there that he would be moved to the three room apartment with all facilities soon. Eventually he resigned.

Mikemikev apparently thought that the PRC would treat him like royalty instead of an American-look-alike and possible spy. He later posted the same complaint on the TEFL Blacklist. The ever-vigilant Wikipedians didn't revert Mikemikev's addition to the article until a month later.

In December 2009, Mikemikev, who was attending Imperial College, London, at the time, entered the "Race and Intelligence" debate. He began by anonymously belittling Eyferth's research by inserting vague references to unnamed critics. Another editor reverted Mikemikev and advised him to discuss the issue on the article's talk page, and Mikemikev anonymously did just that (yes, that IP address belongs to Mikemikev).

By January 2010, Mikemikev was a participant in "Race and Intelligence" mediation case. Mikemikev's attention was completely absorbed by the case until April 2010, when the arguing moved elsewhere.

By mid-April 2010, Mikemikev and another editor Mathsci were at each others' necks. War was beginning.

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