WHY DID YOU LEAVE THIS PART OUT(BOLD)??????

The notorious "Holocaust denier" Mark Weber, of the Institute for Historical Review, has summed up the situation in one pithy sentence: "The truth is that if we held Israel to the same standards that we apply to Serbia, Afghanistan, and Iraq, U.S. bombers and missiles would be blasting Tel Aviv, and we'd be putting Israeli prime minister Sharon behind bars for war crimes and crimes against humanity."

WHY DID YOU LEAVE THIS PART OUT(BOLD)??????

If you click on the "source" of this article, you'll see those words aren't there.

Maybe the article was changed where it was posted somewhere else, but Burkeman1 is not guilty of foul play.

Why are the words "Holocaust Denier" encased in scare quotes? Does Sobran think there is no such thing as Holocaust denial?

And look at the text of Sobran's columns archive:

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