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I repeat (for I think the third) time, you can always ask for a copy and prove me wrong. On the other hand if Pips had found the papers I found he wouldn't have made his claim. I have asked you to supply any evidence to support any one (note not all) of the claims he made. For example the May meeting of the War Cabinet that was supossed to have started the whole thing off by stopping the roll out and the fuel shortage he commented on. The only person who hasn't provided any evidence, or even a statment on what you believe the position to be is you. You only overstate the importance of one document that I left in to maintain the document trail |
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That's a fact David. Quote:
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Asking me to provide the papers Pips found in Australia was silly in the first place, pretending I am refusing to supply the papers I have nothing to do with for the umpteenth time is dishonest. Quote:
All what you have done yourself so far is keep making the same statements, ignore other's position and even your very own papers, and then lie that they have supplied nothing and did not make their position clear. Its a petty attitude. Quote:
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If you believe that its the 16 + 2 then say so and I will never ask the question again, ever. But I will ask how you support that view. Quote:
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Did you order the papers from the archives at Kew? I live not far from there and was going to order some docs. Approximately how much do the documents cost? |
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Also please take note for the future that I have decided not to waste any more time on replying to your posts.
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From ANA.
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Proposals to secure sufficient 100 octane supplies.
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This is another example of you throwing demeaning comments around and when asked to support, substantiate or provide examples, you run and hide. Sadly I expected nothing less. I repeat, if you think that I have lied, provide examples that satisfy the Mods who are independent, and I will leave the Forum for good. Its a simple, clear statement I cannot and will not hide from. Your inability to do this will speak volumes. PS If Publishing some pre war papers that show that the RAF had plans to equip approx 2,500 front line aircraft with 100 octane around the end of 1940 is the best you can do then I feel secure Last edited by Glider; 05-21-2012 at 05:45 PM. |
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