For Keith Willshaw...

"Denyav" wrote in message
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The problem you run into is that the stuff you claim happened didn't. you
really should seek professional help.

Really?? Ad Hominem attacks are not a good alternative to research.

Perhaps if you did some research you wouldn't leave yourself wide open for
ad hom attack you loon.

Do you remember Journalist Leib who met with Cordell Hull and received
transcripts of Japanase naval dispaches revealing Pearl Harbor attack?

No, he CLAIMED to have met him and received that info, nobody else was
present and he only ever made that claim after Hull was safely dead, a sane
person would suggest that he was making it up.

If you believe Liebs crap, I've got a great story to tell you about the orgy
I recently had with 14 supermodels, but I have to wait till they have all
passed on before I can tell it.


Now as I said before he (Leib) contacted immediately his personal friend
and UP
Washington chief Wilson and told him the whole story,minus the identity of
his
source.(Cordell Hull).

So he went and told someone "I have a big story, but I can't tell you the
source - print it"

and his story wasn't accurate was it?


But Wilson found the story ludicrous and refused to run it.
But Leib managed to persuade his other friend,UP cable editor Harry
Frantz,to
transmit it on foreign cable.
So,Leib's story,transmitted on foreign cable,created a front page banner
Headline
in the Sunday,Nov.30,Honolulu Advertiser:
"JAPANASE MAY STRIKE OVER WEEKEND".
The journey of this news started in Cordell Hull's office and ended in the
front page of an Hawaian paper.

and was not accurate, he made it up.

The Japanese didn't strike that weekend, did they?



Since you are apparently a big fan of reality and truth,you might want to
visit
your local library check out newspaper.

But Liebs story was wrong, every day loons predict things that don't happen.

It also begs the question why Kimmel didn't take a war warning seriously,
when the local paper was running such stories.

Do try to deal with reality.