Talk:Malcolm Azania

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[edit] Removed

this recent unsourced anon addition at the very end:

"Indeed, it is widely rumoured that it was largely to promote this book that he ran for political office in the first place."

...You'd think that if he had, he'd have published the book as "Malcolm Azania" – or run as "Minister Faust..." Samaritan 08:21, 2 September 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Alberta Centennial Medal

The subject of this article appears to be in the list of recipients of the Alberta Centennial Medal, which was awarded in 2005. Can anyone confirm if the subject of this article is the same person as on the list? —GrantNeufeld 09:01, 4 May 2006 (UTC)