I asked you to show me something and you refuse. OK Whatever. Call me names, play games do whatever you want. You don't want to help a guy out to see something I have not seen, then by all means play your game.
If you could show me what explains the changes I noticed, As I said, I would love to read it. If you can show me where the direct question was asked and answered, as I also said, I would love to read that as well. The fact you refuse and instead to decide to do this says alot about you. I have never seen such a statement and I guess people like you are why. Because when asked, you just refuse to point me to it and instead just say it's there and tell me to go find it myself.
You are the one who says it's there. I'm Just sayin (again) I would like to see it. So your reply is to not show it and then blame ME for YOUR action? Real nice. One other thing, when someone asks you to provide something you say you have, it is quite rude and childish to do as you have done. But in keeping with my principle, it is your choice to do so and I can respect the fact it is your choice.....no matter how unproductive that choice is.
You are not interested in helping people learn new things, so be it. That also says alot about you.
Poor baby, doesn't know how to use the internet. This is from a CBS news article that comes up on the first page of any search engine in response to "elisabeth smart pregnant" query.
Thomas has denied speculation the girl could be pregnant: "Unequivocally, she is not pregnant and was never pregnant."
"She has been thoroughly examined and tested," Thomas said Saturday
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/03/19/national/main544629.shtml
Now if you expect to do well on discussion forums, I suggest you learn some thinking skills as well as some internet skills, because you are ignorant and unduly biased by your own emotions, perceptions and feelings. They are nice to have, but facts are more useful.
Any cursory research would have quickly revealed both the tin foil conspiracy theories of the internet gossips and the rapid and rational debunking of them by more reasonable people.