[enrg]

English is not my mother tongue. I have a habit of not proof reading my work and not using letters to represent words ("r" for "are").... Too much chatting. But I understand the article perfectly. I never said the author was correct with everything he says. I said the article is quite good on explaining the use of propganda.

Yes, the " twisted cross " is a VERY ancient Indian ( India, as in Hindu, as well as American Indian ) symbol. This IS common knowledge ! It's amazing that you do not know this.

Well, its not that common. I assure you of that. There are many people who do not know this.

[nopardons]

It wasn't only the misspellings, which gave you away. I am the QUEEN of typos, and usually ignore others' . You just don't " sound " as though English is your mother tonge.

The article is a pastiche of rather uncommon things, cobbled together, to prove that they ado indeed have a commonality. You didn't understand it, as well as you imagine you did. This article IS base propaganda !

Well, all I can tell you, is that most people DO know the history of " the twisted cross " ; at least in the USA and probably in England and in India.