Wikipedia Protecting High-Level U.S.Government Scandals?

Suspicious sudden deletion of the WikiPedia page on the corruption-fighter Rodney Stich, in July 2015, raises serious questions. The deleted web page had referenced serious corruption in the highest rungs of the U.S. government, that if understood by the people, could have resulted in massive removal from office of non-elected personnel.

Is it possible that the powerful government oligarchy can corrupt the Wikipedia site?

This removal coincides with numerous mini-documentaries appearing at www.wikileaksusa.org, exposing unprecedented and documented corrupt conduct by personnel in the U.S. Department of Justice, a hoard of federal judges, and Supreme Court Justices.

One of the highly revealing mini-documentaries is at www.wikileaksusa.org/m_supreme_court_secrets.html.

For several years there was the following WikiPedia page devoted to his efforts:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodney_Stich.

Note: the entire page for Rodney Stich was deleted in 2015.

Interesting—and alarming, that a link that others had posted revealing grave misconduct in the highest rungs of the U.S. government is suddenly deleted.

That page has been deleted, with the following notation when clicking to that URL:

06:47, 7 July 2015 Opabinia regalis (talk | contribs) deleted page Rodney Stich (Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Rodney Stich closed as delete)