User talk:Mg196

Sanhedrin

Hi! Welcome to Wikipedia. I fully agree with what you wrote on the talk page regarding the "Sanhedrin" thing. I have been in a constant fight with Historian2 ever since he began that article. He has also constantly been trying to present it as if all Orthodox (Haredi) Jews support that "Sanhedrin", while nothing could be further from the truth. --Bear and Dragon 18:28, 14 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks!

I was so frustrated w/ Historian2 that I hadn't logged in for a month. I just saw your comment.

He was frickin' ridiculous, quoting racist, neo-nazi propaganda to support his argument. His belief that because a group has a Wiki entry makes it a legit resource is completely retarded. Fuck him! Thankfully, that whole section he supported was removed from the Sanhedrin article.

Have a great day, dude.

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Schneckentaenze

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Why was its subject important or significant? That's in the eye of the beholder, douchebag. Now go and make sure the Eagles and Aerosmith discographies are formatted properly to ensure their legacies live on. Way to kill off an informative page about a little-known, but great band. MG196 15:25, 20 December 2009 (UTC)

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