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« a bit of a conspiracy theorist rant by non-historians » That's not at all a fair assessment of their work. They aren't trained historians, okay, but that's not unusual for authors of history books; it can even be a…
My position? You'd like me to state it clearly? I have to wonder whether you've bothered to read my comments on this page? But of course I understand you're only referring to the Jews I listed. This is not "my…
Back then there was more lo-tech, today there's more hi-tech. I was referring to the money figures given. It was $11 billion of lend/lease for the Soviet Union, which today would be around $230 billion. The combined aid…
So you're dismissing evidence such as the Ashton/Paet intercept, the Nuland/Pyatt intercept, the Micalessin documentary on the Maidan snipers, and the forensic evidence that can be seen from videos. To you, it's all…
« The comparison with WW1 is instructive in that regard. Then, the view that conflict with Germany was inevitable was surprisingly widespread » What is surprising about that? The Northcliffe propaganda press and writers…
« How many Ukrainians have died defeating the Russians ? » Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have died in this war on both sides. « I suppose for Americans the hundreds of thousands of dead who tried are worth…
« a proclivity to become entangled in foreign problems » That's a funny way of putting it. The USA has about 900 military bases abroad. (Russia also has two or three.) A bit like saying, gosh, that poor serial rapist…
« From the beginning the USA has crippled or "helped" Ukraine just enough to let the Ukrainians slowly bleed Russia. » Let's not understate the US effort here. Total aid supplied to the Ukraine, adjusted for inflation,…
« This was then translated to desktop apps at the same time desktop screen real estate became a non-issue for everyone » Exactly. I remember opening a Metro/TIFKAM app for the first time on my new Windows 8 connected to…
In this case I think it was automatic, due to the inclusion of a link to Canadian Research Casting International company's website, which I first posted in 49312918, which at one point was suddenly dead. Don't know…
Thank you for the reply, which I didn't expect; and sorry for the wording of my parent comment, the intent of which was only to check whether mere mention of Gideon Mantell and Richard Owen in connection with dinosaurs…
« 70 million years ago, when dinosaurs still lived » Do we know that for sure? Let's zoom in on Gideon Mantell and Richard Owen, who helped invent dinosaurs in 19th century England, preceding Research Casting…
I posted a reply doubting the existence of dinosaurs (50073836). When I looked after about one hour, it was dead. Maybe it was killed immediately, like another similar one I had posted in August, possibly killed by a…
« hypothesizing essentially Bronze age peoples did not have conscious thought, but attributed their thoughts to gods speaking to them » The Mesoamerican advanced Stone Age peoples who had an ongoing encounter with the…
Could you take a look at 50003450 ? It shows as dead after one hour. I cannot see whether this is because someone disliked and killed it, or whether "software" is out on a run again. We talked about this before…
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« a bit of a conspiracy theorist rant by non-historians » That's not at all a fair assessment of their work. They aren't trained historians, okay, but that's not unusual for authors of history books; it can even be a…
My position? You'd like me to state it clearly? I have to wonder whether you've bothered to read my comments on this page? But of course I understand you're only referring to the Jews I listed. This is not "my…
Back then there was more lo-tech, today there's more hi-tech. I was referring to the money figures given. It was $11 billion of lend/lease for the Soviet Union, which today would be around $230 billion. The combined aid…
So you're dismissing evidence such as the Ashton/Paet intercept, the Nuland/Pyatt intercept, the Micalessin documentary on the Maidan snipers, and the forensic evidence that can be seen from videos. To you, it's all…
« The comparison with WW1 is instructive in that regard. Then, the view that conflict with Germany was inevitable was surprisingly widespread » What is surprising about that? The Northcliffe propaganda press and writers…
« How many Ukrainians have died defeating the Russians ? » Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have died in this war on both sides. « I suppose for Americans the hundreds of thousands of dead who tried are worth…
« a proclivity to become entangled in foreign problems » That's a funny way of putting it. The USA has about 900 military bases abroad. (Russia also has two or three.) A bit like saying, gosh, that poor serial rapist…
« From the beginning the USA has crippled or "helped" Ukraine just enough to let the Ukrainians slowly bleed Russia. » Let's not understate the US effort here. Total aid supplied to the Ukraine, adjusted for inflation,…
« This was then translated to desktop apps at the same time desktop screen real estate became a non-issue for everyone » Exactly. I remember opening a Metro/TIFKAM app for the first time on my new Windows 8 connected to…
In this case I think it was automatic, due to the inclusion of a link to Canadian Research Casting International company's website, which I first posted in 49312918, which at one point was suddenly dead. Don't know…
Thank you for the reply, which I didn't expect; and sorry for the wording of my parent comment, the intent of which was only to check whether mere mention of Gideon Mantell and Richard Owen in connection with dinosaurs…
« 70 million years ago, when dinosaurs still lived » Do we know that for sure? Let's zoom in on Gideon Mantell and Richard Owen, who helped invent dinosaurs in 19th century England, preceding Research Casting…
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I posted a reply doubting the existence of dinosaurs (50073836). When I looked after about one hour, it was dead. Maybe it was killed immediately, like another similar one I had posted in August, possibly killed by a…
« hypothesizing essentially Bronze age peoples did not have conscious thought, but attributed their thoughts to gods speaking to them » The Mesoamerican advanced Stone Age peoples who had an ongoing encounter with the…
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Could you take a look at 50003450 ? It shows as dead after one hour. I cannot see whether this is because someone disliked and killed it, or whether "software" is out on a run again. We talked about this before…
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