User talk:LeaNder
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[edit] Thanks for Welcome
What a pity your message has no sound. I am madly in love with Scottish accents!
The titles of the article links you send sound partly familiar. But I will read them at the pace of an article a day.
LeaNder aka Kraut de Cologne
[edit] hi again
Thanks for noticing. My best work. Gzuckier 21:28, 16 August 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Yaron Brook
I removed the content because it was uncited. Uncited material should generally be removed (unless very common knowledge). This is especially important in cases of living people's biographies, where Wikipedia policy states: "controversial material of any kind that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately." If someone can find a source AND reproduce the entire interview to give proper context, then the material should be reposted. LaszloWalrus 02:00, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
This is a really futile argument Laszlo. I have seen the video, I couldn't believe my eyes, my ears. Brook overtook O'Reilly on the far right. Unfortunately the links on the net have disappeared at least for me over here in Germany. Obviously it would be nice to have direct link for all the world to watch this madman. Now I definitely have a problem admittedly since the only transcript on the net is EIR/LaRouche. And I hesitate to use that source. The problem is they did not invent it LeaNder 02:19, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
I've seen the video too, and don't dispute the transcript; the problem is that our recollections of it and a Larouche source don't count by Wikipedia policies, especially for living people. LaszloWalrus 04:55, 2 November 2006 (UTC)
OK. First, I finally decided to devote Wikipedia the attention it deserves. So much I do not know about it. So I will definitely have other problems than LaRouche about whom I might be even more suspicious than I dislike the positions of Yaron Brook. After all there is a chance that Israel might see the problems in the ME much more clearly than we do over here in Europe. Frankly I dislike LaRouche's propaganda [especially the pamphlets distributed on campus by the LaRouche Youth Movements; I haven’t decided yet whom I dislike more campus watch or the LaRouchies, though.], and I did not immediately realize what corners it came from. As I was not aware the video is pretty old news by now. I can see your point in deleting the link. LeaNder 17:41, 2 November 2006 (UTC)