Talk:Christopher Hitchens' critiques of specific individuals

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Contents 1 Removal of Biography banner 2 Devil's Advocate 3 Removal of POV Dispute banner 4 Bill (and Hillary)

[edit] Removal of Biography banner

I removed the Biography project banner. The article to which this talk page is attached is not really a biography (unlike, say, Christopher Hitchens which is about the person and not a summary of what he as said).  — AnnaKucsma   (Talk to me!) 16:44, 20 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Devil's Advocate

I don't believe that Hitchens actuall acted as "Devil's Advocate" as he lacked the necessary faculties from the Catholic Church and the position was abolished by then. If memory serves me correctly, all he did was to provide testimony as requested by Catholic Church. Perhaps someone can fact check this? ThanksMajoreditor 02:42, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Removal of POV Dispute banner

I got rid of the banner about there being a POV dispute or something on the talk page. There's no debate here. Panzer V Panther 00:48, 10 November 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Bill (and Hillary)

I might be being paranoid, and don't know enough about wikipedia to work out if I'm right, but didn't there used to be entries on this page for Bill Clinton?

If not, that is pretty odd seeing it is one of his main attack books (No-one left to lie to). Also, he has made cases against Hillary and Obama in his Slate columns - that stuff could be included (although, it would be hard to keep up with all his various attacks I guess).

Anyway my concern is that this page feels unbalanced or odd in some way because it misses out those critiques but includes some others that seem rather more minor. (In terms of the ammount of effort Hitchens devoted to them).

Also there is no entry for the "No-one left to lie to" book on Wikipedia. I'm so sure that there used to be (again, noob here not keen to dive into the histories and such...)

If someone else agrees that this is a little odd, and a tiny bit suspicious at at a time where that material might be of interest to people, maybe they could look into it.

Thanks. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 125.238.85.119 (talk) 06:48, 12 April 2008 (UTC)