Talk:Nambaryn Enkhbayar

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[edit] Name of article

I moved this page from Nambaryn Enhbayar because this other version seems to be more common (according to Google, anyway). It's also the version used on the official site, [1]. I don't have any strong views on the matter, though, so if there's a good reason, I wouldn't oppose moving it back. - Vardion 14:14, 26 Jan 2004 (UTC) [from a concerned surfer]why do you let people change anything? I mean, anyone can write anything about...well anything and people may get the wrong info.I need information for a school report and I don't even know if I'm getting the correct information. This is the only website I've seen with the information I need and I don't even know if this stuff is true. You should do something about this issue, really.

[edit] Biased article

I think most of the article is true; meaning I don't support Enhbayar. However, this articles is far from fair to Mr. Enhbayar. But I really enjoyed reading it anyway, and I laughed out loud!

Unfortunately this is the case for the articles of several mongolian politicians, but it seems the reasonable editors always have too little time at hand to keep things in balance. There's a lot of information listed that may or may not be true, but is clearly WP:V unverifiable. We'll have to change that. --Latebird 17:04, 11 April 2006 (UTC)

I deleted the opinionated information from the article and generally cleaned it up. Academic Challenger 08:03, 13 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] We can't delete facts

It is not right to delete facts in the name of bias. Does bias mean not to contain facts because it is negative? Why can't we help to set another advanced tradition of showing everything as it is rather than old time censorship using this wonderful technology era.

I believe that wikipedia is a platform where people can contribute for accuracy of any information rather than threatening their disliked people to stop writing and editing.

Lemonhead 22:10, 14 April 2006 (UTC)

I reverted again. How important is this political scientist who thinks that Mongolia might turn into a kingdom? I doubt that this is a major theory. Academic Challenger 01:31, 15 April 2006 (UTC)

I will revert again. According to conservative Mongolians worldwide in Tsahim Urtuu as well as Mongolian newspapers, political scientist D.Gankhuyag is the most conservative neutral political scientist in Mongolia. According to Tsahimurtuu D.Gankhuyag was a professor at Mongolia's former MPRP Party University during socialist time and which changed into Public Policy Academy in 1990s after democratic revolution. According to his article, D.Gankhuyag was invited to work in Enkhbayar's government, and he saw everything by his own eyes, he openly criticized Enkhbayar's wrongdoing and therefore, he was fired and frequently chased by police and being called to the court as well as wherever he is employed, suddenly Enkhbayar's people administer the administration of the organization to scrutinize D.Gankhuyag's every move. D.Gankhuyag was cleared from all lawsuits against him from Enkhbayar for defamation in court. About Enkhbayar's move to turn MOngolia into kingdom is not just D.Gankhuyag's thought. It is everwhere in the newspapers in Mongolian language and there are lots of activities and actions going on to prepare for that in Mongolia such as as many newspaper article written by Enkhbayar's people to persuade and brainwash Mongolians to make the believe presidential country is better than parliamentary country and he himself already posed as a last king of Mongolia. Also MPRP members at the parliament are drafting bills to change the parliamentary status into presidential status and many forums, polls are taking place in Mongolia since June 2005.

I will try to collect as much links as possible so you can see. However, please don't delete facts rather why don't you edit whatever you consider NPOV for the formatting since you are far better formatter than me for that, Academic Challenger?

Lemonhead 18:48, 15 April 2006 (UTC)

Alright, I have posted my compromise version. All comments are welcome. Academic Challenger 21:47, 15 April 2006 (UTC)

You did a great job for editing the article. Thank you. Lemonhead 22:52, 17 April 2006 (UTC)