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October 2016

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Wikipedia is not a webhost for you views on EMP

Please do not use Wikipedia or the page assigned to you as your userpage to promote your own views on electromagnetic pulse. Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, not a free webhost. Acroterion (talk) 15:36, 26 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Speedy deletion nomination of DR. RONALD W. CUTBURTH

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November 2016

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Wikipedia is not for writing about yourself

Welcome to Wikipedia, but it is not a place like Facebook or LinkedIn for people to write about themselves. It is a quite different sort of site, a project to build an encyclopedia, so it is selective about subjects for articles, and writing about oneself is strongly discouraged, for reasons explained at Wikipedia is not about YOU and Wikipedia:Autobiography.

The links in the Welcome message at the top of this page will tell you more about Wikipedia. CAPTAIN RAJU ^(✉) 14:11, 27 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Regarding your latest edit[1] which was reverted:[2]

Although you keep claiming that your Ph.D. Thesis supports various consipracy theories, you have not made your dissertation available online, so nobody can double check those claims

You also tend to hide the fact that your Ph.D. was in Administration and Management of Engineering Science at Walters State Community College.[3] a field that has nothing to do with EMP.

Your Ph.D. dissertation title is "Operations Analysis of Engineering Sciences; The Mission of Lawrence Livermore National Lab" -- a subject which has no apparant connection to EMP or explosives.

You are a member of Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice[4] (Famous for pushing the theory that the Twin Towers and WTC Building 7 were destroyed through controlled demolition by pre-positioned devices.)

You claim that "Nano Thermite AND Nano RDX Destroyed the World Trade Center Towers"[5]

In addition to your previouisly discussed psuedoscientific claim that the human brain reacts in a nanosecond, you claim that "human mind is capable of growing knowledge at a rate near a nuclear explosion". [6]

And finally, you have failed to provide a single citation supporting your claims. Please go way and stop bothering us. We have an encyclopedia to write and have no time for your nonsense. --Guy Macon (talk) 14:47, 3 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

December 2016

Please stop your disruptive editing. If you continue to violate Wikipedia's neutral point of view policy by adding commentary and your personal analysis into articles, as you did at Electromagnetic pulse, you may be blocked from editing. Warning for repeatedly adding personal comments to the article. - Tom | Thomas.W ^talk 15:06, 3 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

ANI Notice

There is currently a discussion at Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. The thread is Dr. Ronald Cutburth. Thank you. Guy Macon (talk) 20:09, 3 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Guy Macon that is correct. I wrote to you that I filed a complaint about your use of libelous commentary about my an a public page. As they recommend to step back and don't let things get heated up and suggest I resolve our issue through the disputes format. That I will do. Except for now another has warned that I need to stop making disrupting comments. So I will stop making comments about the Electromagnetic Pulse and Nuclear electromagnetic Pulse pages. I have already filed my point in my comments. They demonstrate the writer failed to present proper science. 
   And Now Guy Macon you have chosen to use libelous comentary against me again. I expect that is so you can convince people there are things wrong with me. Specifically your assertion of where and what my Ph.D. is in a what it demonstrates is substantially distorted. You also state that you don't see what that has to do with EMP or explosives. As you have not stated what my degree is about you then create a falshood. So I am forced to add to this lengthy conversation to defend myself against your libelous claims Guy Macon. 
   I hold a Ph.D. In Admenistration and Management of Engineering Science Operations. I drop the word administration as it is sort of redundant when my degree is in Management they are almost one in the same. I achieved my accredeted degree from Walden University institute of advanced studies that was at the time of my graduation listed as an accredited institution accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges of advanaced learning.I insure that I always include all of the Engineering Science Operations titles as that is a significant registered specialty. When introducing my credentials I usually include my Dissertation topic. All those that know about a Ph.D. know the dissertation topic is crucial yet you chose in your libelous commentary to leave that our then say that is does not represent any knowledge applicable to an EMP or explosives. I Also hold advanced credits in 5 categories of engineering science. They are Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering electronics engineering, manufacturing engineering and controls engineering. two of the topics apply directly to analysis of explosives control and use those are Mechanical engineering for explosive force analysis and its effect on mechanical structures and controls engineering which are essential for analyzing or designing explosives detonation means and plans. As I have advanced credits in 5 categories of engineering that qualified me to evaluate the science research programs of Lawrence Livermore Naitonal Lab. I have stated that LLNL is the US primary nuclear weapons steward.
    Though you chose to insult me about brain speed you provide no reference to demonstrate I am not correct on the actual velocity of potential prain speed. I also noted about your prior libelous that my web site http://www.lovefromthesea.com is not designed to be a science paper location but a general topic discusion on encrouraging people to grow knowledge and you call it siudoscience again. As you chose to libel me again we need to mark this as an about your libelous intent.I did note to you that you have not read my PhD. dissertation,and includes topics of knowledge acceleration. Guy Macon if your posted resume is correct you hold no degrees in anything. We see also you may have no knowledge as to how degree achievements are aquired. You also state other things that have not basis. With this long list of libelous comments about me anyone should see why you have made errors in your analysis of the Electromagnetic Pulse page and Nuclear Magnetic Pulse page. At this time I can show to the public that they are not scientific fact. That is why I said they have errors. You have not yet demonstrated education enough to determine that. So stay cool and stop taking libelous shots at me. I am not going to post any more comments on those page. They are not disruptive but instructional and as you have shown in your libelous of me we can see your claims in anything may not be factual.Stop harassing me with libelous claimsDr. Ronald Cutburth (talk) 23:02, 3 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

You used the words "libel" and "libelous" eleven times in the above paragraph, and below you claim "I have filed an administrative complaint." That sounds to me like you are contemplating legal action, but others may interpret it differently. Please clarify. --Guy Macon (talk) 10:32, 4 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

December 2016

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FWIW, I wholly endorse this block - I was beaten to it by another admin by about two-and-a-half minutes while waiting for the blocking interface to load. If there should be a block appeal, I will reblock this or any new account created by this person on the grounds of multiple warnings for disruption, blatantly using Wikipedia as a platform for personal promotion, personal attacks, and legal threats. Kudpung กุดผึ้ง (talk) 03:35, 4 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I must be told specifically what you identify under WP: PA, WP: Disrupt or any other claim you use to block me or support a block. Others have used libelous commentary against me for which I have filed an administrative complaint.Dr. Ronald Cutburth (talk) 04:41, 4 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I have unblocked this account based on confirmation of identity in VRTS ticket # 2016120410001751. Pinging Kudpung and BU Rob13 who may wish to re-block for other reasons. Sam Walton (talk) 18:26, 4 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I don't believe the repeated use of "libel" above constitutes a threat of legal action, but a block for disruption and promotion may be in order based on some of the things pointed out at the ANI thread. Since Kudpung expressed views on that, whereas I haven't reviewed the editor's contributions beyond the username issue, I'll leave it to him to act as appropriate. ~ Rob₁₃^Talk 18:30, 4 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I think I'll give him a second chance to be less promotional about himself. Kudpung กุดผึ้ง (talk) 18:33, 4 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

     Thanks folks. I suggest there be further reading about engineering science and physics with regard to the two pages of "Electromagnetic Pulse" and Nuclear Magnetic Pulse. Those both are used or can be used to make false claims that the US can be subjected to an across the nation electrical black out. That is specifically a National Security issue for which extreme caution should be used. This is on the order of a claim can a poison kill Someone, and it can but an encyclopedia post claiming it can not can get people killed. As an across the nation blackout has been claimed to be able to cause the death of 80 million Americans. Thus one should proceed with caution. I found these to pages on electromagnetic Pulse and nuclear magnetic pulse to have significant errors and stated that. I posted a definition and it was removed by somebody. In the demand that I also cite technical document which I did. Now following my post with a definition nobody worked with me to clearify anything. So I turned to the page Electromagnetic Pulse and using the edit feature I noted there were missing technical citations. I found more than 3 and posted an edit that they need technical citations. There was no attempt to give them. Instead It was claimed I am doing disruptive editing. Thus that is more than a double standard it is a false claim on what I was doing. My edit points that asked for technical references were also deleted. Consequently both pages of "Electromagnetic Pulse" and Nuclear Magnetic pulse" are not supported in science. This I find a horrendous error deliberately cased by falicious claims that I was disrupting. Also the issue of those issues representing a National Security issue is fundamental as to why I entered the conversation. I Expect wikipedia will not let those issues stand. Specifically the conversation on those two pages need a great deal more highly scientific discusion.Dr. Ronald Cutburth (talk) 21:32, 4 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

You keep claiming that the Electromagnetic pulse page has significant errors regarding how EMPs transfer energy. Please provide a citation to a reliable source that you believe correctly describes how EMPs transfer energy. You have been asked this multiple times and have not provided a citation other than your own alleged expertise. Please do so now.

You have been asked multiple times to properly format your comments and have been referred to our help page at Help:Using talk pages. Please start formatting and indenting your comments correctly. --Guy Macon (talk) 22:27, 4 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I gave you specifically what you asked for and you deleted it without comment. You need to now explain in engineering terms and citations why my expanation on how it tranfers energy. . You also chose to not respond to may posts on the page that (would that be you) that you need to supply technical references for the current page. Apparently you chose to violate the wikipedia rule that you meed to supply technical references. You also chose to libel me rather than work with me. First things at hand then are you need to clean up the page "Electromagnetic pulse". Specifically the page does not properly define in science the stated post name of Electromagnetic Pulse. Also recall Y stated with reference how the electromagnetic page is in error on the issue that it is specifically wrong that it claims electromatic energy by electric field or magnetic field. That is a violation of the Laws on physics and you must clerify that without repeating your question. I just stated again your significant error and your failure to provide citations in multiple cases. You have chosen not to explain why my definition fails as you simply deleated it. This you have followed with libelous commentary. It seems you are responsible for not correcting the page. I am not responsible to do that. I have simply supplied you with information which you don't respond to. It seem you have violated the wikipedia rules on technical citations, not I. So fix your page as it is not founded in science. If not your failed definition contributes to a national security issue, not me. Dr. Ronald Cutburth (talk) 00:22, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Evasion noted. Please provide a citation to a reliable source that you believe supports your claims.

Get your facts straight. I have never deleted a single word you wrote to Talk:Electromagnetic pulse or any other page except my user talk page, and I have never edited Electromagnetic pulse.

The very next time you write the words "libel" and "libelous" in reference to me I will consider it a legitimate threat of a libel lawsuit and will respond accordingly DON'T SAY IT AGAIN UNLESS YOU ARE ACTUALLY THREATENING LEGAL ACTION AGAINST ME. --Guy Macon (talk) 04:27, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I second what Guy Macon stated. Libel is a legal term. It carries at least a small implication of legal action, something that is specifically prohibited on Wikipedia. You may pursue legal action off-wiki if you believe you have grounds to do so, as per the laws of your country, but you may not threaten legal action on-wiki. Do not refer to actions as libelous in the future unless you are issuing a legal threat (in which case you will be blocked as per our policy on legal threats). ~ Rob₁₃^Talk 04:48, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

It was not Guy who deleted the offending material, it was me - the one whose sig you are unable to click on to discover my real name, the one who is not only a more experienced Wikipedian than you but also more qualified in electromagnetics. The post I deleted contained no citation to any reliable source for your more unusual claims, it offered Wikipedia nothing new but is preserved here. To help you engage better with our community, here are a few pointers:

WP:CITE provides you with help on how to present a recognisable citation,
WP:OR will help you to understand why we will not accept arguments on your own authority but only those of a reliable third-party source,
WP:RS will help you to understand who is or is not a reliable source,
WP:CIVIL will offer you tips on how to present yourself as a person without disrupting the rest of us. Apologising to Guy would be a good start. — Cheers, Steelpillow (Talk) 10:18, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

    Thanks Steelpillow that is a nice list that includes references on why and what citations are needed for a technical comment and technical page. Historically the first time I looked up the wikipedia source on "Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse" and "Electromagnetic Pulse" I could see there is a problem with scientific reference on those pages. I just looked again and there are 10 locations where the Nuclear Magnetic Pulse page has little blue notes (citation needed). I would think wikipedia admin would delete the page. For the "Electromagnetic Pulse" page there are still several scientific claims with no citations and there is still the original error I wrote about that in error claiming that electromagnetism has 4 ways to transfer energy. The top two are by " Electric field" and "Magnetic field" That is shown to be in error by the wiki page "Electromagnetic Field". There is also no citation mentioned though I just gave you one. Another fundamental error in both of those is that even though the "Electromagnetic Field" page has errors and no technical citations it is referenced in the "Nuclear Magnetic Field" page.When you one chooses to leave those two pages in error one contributes to a national security issue. I am not responsible for your choices. Your duty is to keep those pages accurate and meeting wiki policy or to delete them. Then what happened. I came back to look again after many months and found those pages still short of what they could or should be. Interesting that when I cited my Ph.D credentials people think I am bragging or marketing. To be clear my Ph.D was accomplished after writing 7 state to be Ph.D. level technical papers using scientific citations as required by my Ph.D. university. Holding a Ph.D. in Administration and Management of Engineering Science Operations puts me at the management level of any engineering science operation. So though that list Steelpillow provided is nice I would prefer who ever is responsible for those two science pages to correct them.  You chose to block me from doing it. You were also not nice about it. I have other things to do right now including write a general interest paper for publication through my publishing company. I did write that I plan to file another complaint here but that will be after I publish my expose on another topic regarding explosives. Cheers.Dr. Ronald Cutburth (talk) 14:42, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

In a hurry I wrote an error. Any place my note says "Electromagnetic Field" page has errors. Substitute that the "Electromagnetic pulse" page has errors. Any place I wrote the "Nuclear Magnetic Field" Page has errors substitute "Nuclear Magnetic Pulse" page has errors. Incidentally when talking about reference and citation reference My Ph.D. dissertation title is "Administration and Management of Engineering Science Operations; The Mission of Lawrence Livermore National Lab copywright 1997 cutburth". That dissertation includes an evaluation of over 200 engineering science research programs accomplished or in work at LLNL in 1996. To accomplish that dissertation and meet the Ph.D. level citation rules I provided citation reference to more than 100 books citations and over 30 science research topics in multiple categories of engineering science and physics. I have stated those two wiki pages of "Electromagnetic Pulse" and "Nuclear Magnetic Pulse" have errors, thus they I don't believe are proper scientific material for a technical reference.Dr. Ronald Cutburth (talk) 17:01, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Evasion noted. Please provide a citation to a reliable source that you believe supports your claims. --Guy Macon (talk) 17:09, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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      Guy Macon Your last note has nothing to do with anything. I wrote personal commentary on my talk page that suggested the "Electromagnetic Pulse" and the "Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse" pages have errors. In particular they don't have citations or have citation requests that are not filled by anybody at witipedia. I followed those comment points with reference to my Ph.D education and use of citiations. Somebody at wikipedia who is responsible for those pages needs to fix them or ignore my comment.I was also blocked and warned to not post anything by an individual from admin I think.So Guy Macon to now post that I should supply a citation one needs to guess what that would be about, about my Ph.D. notes, or plans to write a paper for my publishing company or anything about more overall discussion on my personal talk page seems superfulous, and again somebody at admin threatened me to not write posts on those pages. I stated that I dropped that work and Thus I conclude I am stopped. I don't plan to write more on those pages. Its not my responsibility to fix them. Currently I am busy working on other things outside of my wiki personal talk page.

Please don't write any more notes that I need to do anything.ThanksDr. Ronald Cutburth (talk) 19:18, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I'd suggest that we close this conversation here. This is Dr. Cutburth's own talk page and special conduct conditions apply. He has volunteered a self-imposed topic ban in main article space. We can worry about the future when it arrives. — Cheers, Steelpillow (Talk) 19:49, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Agreed. This will be my last comment unless Cutburth resumes his disruptive editing outside of his own talk page. --Guy Macon (talk) 19:53, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

  Break Break

  That is a good plan folks. I might write a page on Brain Speed, as people have little knowledge as to how fast they are able to think. This should be useful to the public. There are a few other pages I can add that would be useful to the public that I included in my Ph.D. research papers and dissertation. No response comment is needed about those here.Dr. Ronald Cutburth (talk) 21:51, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]