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Originally Posted by Guest
No, not everyone is misinformed...YOU are.
Yes, I am, probably smarter than you based on your reply.
The difference between you and I, I KNOW about most of what I say because I've taken the time to check things out.
I don't know everything, but I'm pretty sure I'm right when I do say something because I've personally checked into the facts, as best as I can.
I also KNOW that much in the "history" books is wrong, propaganda...having lived through the events.
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Providing sources would substantiate you findings or opinion. That's why bibliographies are necessary in professional writings.
Living through the Cuban Missile, Kennedy Assassination, Watergate and the Persian Gulf War in and of itself does automatically make you an expert.
It's OK to make up opinions just don't make up the facts.
That seems to be your argument, everyone is making up facts. But the posters that provide sources at least have some credibility.
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Is that correct?