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To: Calpernia

Well, you make my point. If it wasn’t published, and nobody can say where it came from, there is no resaon to believe it’s real. BTW, I did a google on it, and the only place I find it is whackjob conspiracy theory websites. It is doesn’t seem to appear on any mainstream news, historical society, university, etc. websites.


35 posted on 08/17/2008 1:34:19 PM PDT by Hugin (Mecca delenda est!)
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To: Hugin

>>>the only place I find it is whackjob conspiracy theory websites

If you don’t like FR, why are you here? FR had several hits for previous postings ;)


38 posted on 08/17/2008 3:31:40 PM PDT by Calpernia (Hunters Rangers - Raising the Bar of Integrity http://www.barofintegrity.us)
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To: Hugin

Frankly, that’s a lie. It isn’t only whackjob conspiracy theory websites that publish it. It was a mainstream Christian book I first read it in maybe 10 years ago. Do you consider Christians whackjob conspiracy theorists?


39 posted on 08/17/2008 6:29:20 PM PDT by Blogger
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To: Hugin
the only place I find it is whackjob conspiracy theory websites.

Generally speaking that's also what I found, but I did also find a case in which a member of the British House of Commons used the same quote in a speech. He ascribed the source to Sir William Stephenson. As I said earlier, this does not seem to make much sense.

45 posted on 08/17/2008 9:54:58 PM PDT by wideminded
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