LemmyCaution
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More of your disingenuousness and another example of your floundering around with historical material. For it matters where a source comes from, when, where, who, right? And it matters in what context a statement was made. And it really matters if the statement is authentic and quoted accurately. A denier, Saggy, posted a statement about quicklime poisoning in trucks - he claimed to have the book in which this statement appeared, but he wasn't able to cite the page. He used this statement to cast doubt on a compilation of interviews and source material called The Complete Black Book of Russian Jewry. Internet hits on the quotation Saggy used all show up referenced to The Black Book of Polish Jewry. Asked a number of times, Saggy failed to come up with a citation for his quotation. Since most of the Internet hits are to denier sites, and since you guys have no compunction about altering statements and misdating documents, asking for a citation before taking Saggy's post at face value was most reasonable - in addition the quotation's being gratuitous in the first instance, as it was entirely irrelevant, according to the denier sites, to the any point Saggy was trying to make about The Complete Black Book of Russian Jewry.So there was quote about gas vans that was from the Black Book of Jewry. Maybe Russian Jewry. Maybe Polish Jewry. Maybe just Jewry. I'm not sure and I don't think it was ever decided. It doesn't even really matter.
Now what you take from this juvenile nonsense you and your chums play at is . . . "the only reason somebody could cast doubt on it's truthfulness is going to be anti-Semitism." Saggy apparently confuses Poland and Russia and doesn't have a source for his quotation - and you go off about the long shot chance that "the Jew" might not be a liar . . .
And now you wonder why it occurs to people who read your muddling and faffing about that there might be a hint of antisemitism in it?
How long, oh lord, how long . . .
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