On an anecdotal level, I noted recently the discovery of an entire passage on WIPO in Wikipedia lifted directly from the WIPO site. (If you're going to steal, at least steal from the source.)

(http://weblog.ipcentral.info/archives/2006/06/plagiarism_and.html )

Well, do you have a point to make about the search results....?

You start by listing some search results, you fail to even mention what search engine was used.

In any case, considering the vindictive organizations that property-rights holders have created (e.g, RIAA, MPAA, BSA) should you be surprised that those who support the existence of a free area of IP should ally themselves, if that is your belief?

I strongly doubt this is the case, I think it is just the result of wikipedia having reached a critical mass where it is the 'go-to' source.

Just because some creates something that free, it does not mean that they are not in favor of your right to your own IP. The goal is just to change the market and to de-monetize that IP, thorough the normal action of free markets. In doing so, the pernicious power of large corporations will be lessened.