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I rvd your change to the New Zealand page. Not a biggie, but the word "about" is already used throughout the article, and I returned it to be consistent. Cheers. Moriori ( talk) 21:02, 27 August 2015 (UTC)
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Hi WCM. I read your article in MercoPress. I had no idea there was such a thing as "Operation Quito." At UT Austin there are currently some studies being done in cartography and history. It's an important area that, unfortunately, has been ignored by scholars. A similar map-manipulation situation occurs with the Peru-Ecuador border dispute. Best.-- MarshalN20 Talk 20:57, 6 November 2015 (UTC)
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I understand your position, but even if I missed the mark on how long the article had been at Rio de la Plata (2011-2015) by your evidence, it had been stable at that title for some time and the move in 9/15 was definitely under represented. I do not have an opinion here as to which is the best title, there's evidence for both and we all understand the complexity of sorting out common names in cases like this. If you read my close carefully, I see no objection to another RM in the reasonable future. But I would allow the dust to settle a while. When the time comes, initiate another RM and widely advertise it in the appropriate projects and let consensus form as it will for one or the other. -- Mike Cline ( talk) 13:51, 14 January 2016 (UTC)
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I don't know how to add the link through my iPhone. I dont think I can. I did ask if someone could put the Margaret Thatcher Foundation link in there for me. Or if you could direct me to the instruction page to be able to do it through the phone. Thanks. Solri89 ( talk) 15:31, 18 February 2016 (UTC)
Dude, what is up with you seriously? I've complied with finding an unquestionably good reliable source. How could anyone believe Margaret Thatchers Foundation website to be uncredible? And this is besides the fact that I had the clearance and read the classified reports and watched the classified videos that were available to me at the Intel library at Goodfellow AFB in Texas. Why did I do this 8 years after the fact? Because I could then and couldn't before. I knew of the rumors of the satellite Intel and wanted to see for myself if they were true and if the Monroe Doctrine was ignored. It is all true. Unfortunately most of the "good stuff" is apparently still classified. I'd love to disclose my assessment of why I believe it's still classified but I won't violate my oath, even though I'd love to tell the world. From what I can infer about you, I take it you're British or from a Commonwealth Nation? I also can infer that you may be a vet or closely related to those events and don't want to admit the U.K. got U.S. assistance. But the facts are there my friend, it cannot be denied anymore. Regardless of whether the sat Intel was valuable or not is not the point. The point is that the U.S. did provide that Intel. In my opinion the U.S. should have never got involved at all in any way or with any assistance to either side because of the Monroe Doctrine and that they were both allies. Technically because of the Doctrine we should have provided military assistance to Argentina. Since reality says that would have never happen because the U.K. is our strongest ally and because a war like that would be ugly and destabilize -well, everything. So, I state again my friend, it's time for the U.S. to fess up. The sat. Intel information needs to be put in the article. I tried to put it in there in the most inconspicuous way as a compromise to you. Although I did fear you would be the one to revert it and I was right, you did. It's time to put it in my friend. Solri89 ( talk) 16:04, 18 February 2016 (UTC)
Actually they are public but you'd have to go to the source. Which is the place where one is investigated for the clearance. As I am allowed to tell potential employers that I had a TS. I didn't go to Arizona (Thank God). Monterey Ca was the bigger language school at that time ('89). But I LOVED Monterey! Lots and lots of girls in intelligence! Most away from home for the first time! You brought up some memories my friend! The Presidio of Monterey has a huge eagle statue at the base of the old Spanish fort near the bay. The myth is that the eagle will come to life and fly away the moment a virgin graduates. It's still there! Thanks for asking. Solri89 ( talk) 12:30, 19 February 2016 (UTC)
Sorry. Don't mean where they investigate you. That's the FBI. I mean where the records are stored which I believe is in St. Louis. Solri89 ( talk) 12:33, 19 February 2016 (UTC)
I take it by "Tom" you mean you're British. English? Scottish? Welsh? Irish? Cornish? Dominion Realmer? Commonwealth Nationer? Just curious. If you don't wanna answer that's cool. But I believe I did mention I love history and British history is U.S. history. At least up to 19 April 1775. So I do know British history fairly well. It's not taught in schools here and I believe it should be. U.S. history can't be fully understood otherwise. Solri89 ( talk) 19:01, 19 February 2016 (UTC)
Really? I never knew that. I'm gonna look this up and study it myself. Thanks bud Solri89 ( talk) 18:52, 20 February 2016 (UTC)
I'm also glad you're not English. As an American who knows history. (Just for your edification. I'm a first generation Mexican-American.) I've historically despise the English. Nowadays there ok, but historically, don't like them. As a Scot I'm sure you understand. I would say knock the crown off that English monarchs head except for the fact that you Scots have already done so. I don't know how much of your own history you know but that crown is NOT an English crown anymore, you Scots took it from them with King James the VI (notice I did not say "the I). Take great pride in being a Scotsman my friend! Also, if I were you, I'd start calling England Southern Scotland! Solri89 ( talk) 09:54, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
On the other side, I am also Catholic. So shame on you for what you guys did to King James the VII! 😫 Solri89 ( talk) 10:01, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
Jacobites forever!!! Lol 😋 Solri89 ( talk) 10:02, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
Well said and understood. Solri89 ( talk) 16:47, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
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I see you reverted a change someone made on this page about the number of personnel on the islands, but in doing so you did not address the actual error he was trying to address. Might you shed some light on it? 87.254.89.18 ( talk) 01:35, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
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...You dont get it both ways. Either its reliably sourced and you accept that the *current* level of information provided is accurate (and as Wikipedia reflects the sources, has to be adjusted accordingly), or its unreliable and any information sourced to it can be removed. You cant have 'Well its unreliable so I am using this unsourced information instead'. If you can find a reliable source that covers the relevant info. Feel free to reinsert it. But given the information provided on the talk page it may not be possible. As a factual matter the Catholic Church does not have to follow secular territorial borders - it can (and does in less populated areas) cross national boundaries in its administration. Only in death does duty end ( talk) 09:16, 8 April 2016 (UTC)
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Actually W do what you like. Im travelling and wont be on wikipedia for a while so no point starting an edit war with you now. But give some thought to what I wrote last on the Gibraltar RfC. Also note my prior edit on the Llanito Talk Page (under heading Gallina or Pollo) and how I was actually trying to improve knowledge of Llanito in good faith without any political implications before you even came across the article. You have assumed a Spanish agenda where there was none and started a conflict with someone who was genuinely interested in Llanito (one of the very few people on wikipedia). That is where "Brexit" type attitudes take us. Lose-Lose scenarios. Asilah1981 ( talk) 23:08, 31 July 2016 (UTC)
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I noticed that your last edit wasn't that bad. The only reason we include "Nasrid Kingdom of Granada" is not (as you suspect) to reinforce the notion that Gibraltar is part of Spain, but because Granada was not yet part of SPAIN. I am convinced you edit war with me out of total paranoia as of my intentions. It is not all about this stupid territorial dispute!!!!!! Asilah1981 ( talk) 13:13, 17 August 2016 (UTC)
Why didn't you just tell me the issue was "seeking refuge"???!?!? Im fine with removing that. Asilah1981 ( talk) 13:20, 17 August 2016 (UTC)
When I write on your talk page it is typically an attempt to come to an understanding and break the deadlock. It is an act of bad faith to continue to bad mouth me on the article's talk page and selectively quoting what I say to you privately (editing out anything positive) - construing it as a personal attack. I continue to try to engage with you rationally and I honestly do not know if this is all a silly game for you in which you have to win at any cost. You don't even seem interested in the history or the sources and I find the way you have shifted your position strategically, focusing on how you appear in front of other editors, rather than engage with me candidly quite upsetting. Asilah1981 ( talk) 22:37, 17 August 2016 (UTC)
Thank you for being a voice of reason. There's people in this world that I will never fully understand. I hope this little issue didn't mess up your day. Best wishes.-- MarshalN20 Talk 22:26, 20 August 2016 (UTC)
WCM I am a firm believer in reconciliation on Wikipedia and I have made my peace with editors on more heated discussions that this. Let me tell you my beef with you. I honestly think you have been torturing me on purpose here trying to get me to back off and there was some level of bad faith on both of your sides. I accept that I was really aggressive and was out of line making personal attacks. Can we both try to assume good faith from now on and work together on wikipedia articles we coincide on? I will also do my best to change my attitude. At least something good should come out of such a drawn out interaction. Asilah1981 ( talk) 22:14, 22 August 2016 (UTC)
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I rvd your change to the New Zealand page. Not a biggie, but the word "about" is already used throughout the article, and I returned it to be consistent. Cheers. Moriori ( talk) 21:02, 27 August 2015 (UTC)
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Hi WCM. I read your article in MercoPress. I had no idea there was such a thing as "Operation Quito." At UT Austin there are currently some studies being done in cartography and history. It's an important area that, unfortunately, has been ignored by scholars. A similar map-manipulation situation occurs with the Peru-Ecuador border dispute. Best.-- MarshalN20 Talk 20:57, 6 November 2015 (UTC)
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It shouldn't be surprising, WCM. It's always the same people, doing the same things.-- MarshalN20 Talk 15:23, 14 January 2016 (UTC)
I understand your position, but even if I missed the mark on how long the article had been at Rio de la Plata (2011-2015) by your evidence, it had been stable at that title for some time and the move in 9/15 was definitely under represented. I do not have an opinion here as to which is the best title, there's evidence for both and we all understand the complexity of sorting out common names in cases like this. If you read my close carefully, I see no objection to another RM in the reasonable future. But I would allow the dust to settle a while. When the time comes, initiate another RM and widely advertise it in the appropriate projects and let consensus form as it will for one or the other. -- Mike Cline ( talk) 13:51, 14 January 2016 (UTC)
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I don't know how to add the link through my iPhone. I dont think I can. I did ask if someone could put the Margaret Thatcher Foundation link in there for me. Or if you could direct me to the instruction page to be able to do it through the phone. Thanks. Solri89 ( talk) 15:31, 18 February 2016 (UTC)
Dude, what is up with you seriously? I've complied with finding an unquestionably good reliable source. How could anyone believe Margaret Thatchers Foundation website to be uncredible? And this is besides the fact that I had the clearance and read the classified reports and watched the classified videos that were available to me at the Intel library at Goodfellow AFB in Texas. Why did I do this 8 years after the fact? Because I could then and couldn't before. I knew of the rumors of the satellite Intel and wanted to see for myself if they were true and if the Monroe Doctrine was ignored. It is all true. Unfortunately most of the "good stuff" is apparently still classified. I'd love to disclose my assessment of why I believe it's still classified but I won't violate my oath, even though I'd love to tell the world. From what I can infer about you, I take it you're British or from a Commonwealth Nation? I also can infer that you may be a vet or closely related to those events and don't want to admit the U.K. got U.S. assistance. But the facts are there my friend, it cannot be denied anymore. Regardless of whether the sat Intel was valuable or not is not the point. The point is that the U.S. did provide that Intel. In my opinion the U.S. should have never got involved at all in any way or with any assistance to either side because of the Monroe Doctrine and that they were both allies. Technically because of the Doctrine we should have provided military assistance to Argentina. Since reality says that would have never happen because the U.K. is our strongest ally and because a war like that would be ugly and destabilize -well, everything. So, I state again my friend, it's time for the U.S. to fess up. The sat. Intel information needs to be put in the article. I tried to put it in there in the most inconspicuous way as a compromise to you. Although I did fear you would be the one to revert it and I was right, you did. It's time to put it in my friend. Solri89 ( talk) 16:04, 18 February 2016 (UTC)
Actually they are public but you'd have to go to the source. Which is the place where one is investigated for the clearance. As I am allowed to tell potential employers that I had a TS. I didn't go to Arizona (Thank God). Monterey Ca was the bigger language school at that time ('89). But I LOVED Monterey! Lots and lots of girls in intelligence! Most away from home for the first time! You brought up some memories my friend! The Presidio of Monterey has a huge eagle statue at the base of the old Spanish fort near the bay. The myth is that the eagle will come to life and fly away the moment a virgin graduates. It's still there! Thanks for asking. Solri89 ( talk) 12:30, 19 February 2016 (UTC)
Sorry. Don't mean where they investigate you. That's the FBI. I mean where the records are stored which I believe is in St. Louis. Solri89 ( talk) 12:33, 19 February 2016 (UTC)
I take it by "Tom" you mean you're British. English? Scottish? Welsh? Irish? Cornish? Dominion Realmer? Commonwealth Nationer? Just curious. If you don't wanna answer that's cool. But I believe I did mention I love history and British history is U.S. history. At least up to 19 April 1775. So I do know British history fairly well. It's not taught in schools here and I believe it should be. U.S. history can't be fully understood otherwise. Solri89 ( talk) 19:01, 19 February 2016 (UTC)
Really? I never knew that. I'm gonna look this up and study it myself. Thanks bud Solri89 ( talk) 18:52, 20 February 2016 (UTC)
I'm also glad you're not English. As an American who knows history. (Just for your edification. I'm a first generation Mexican-American.) I've historically despise the English. Nowadays there ok, but historically, don't like them. As a Scot I'm sure you understand. I would say knock the crown off that English monarchs head except for the fact that you Scots have already done so. I don't know how much of your own history you know but that crown is NOT an English crown anymore, you Scots took it from them with King James the VI (notice I did not say "the I). Take great pride in being a Scotsman my friend! Also, if I were you, I'd start calling England Southern Scotland! Solri89 ( talk) 09:54, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
On the other side, I am also Catholic. So shame on you for what you guys did to King James the VII! 😫 Solri89 ( talk) 10:01, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
Jacobites forever!!! Lol 😋 Solri89 ( talk) 10:02, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
Well said and understood. Solri89 ( talk) 16:47, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
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I see you reverted a change someone made on this page about the number of personnel on the islands, but in doing so you did not address the actual error he was trying to address. Might you shed some light on it? 87.254.89.18 ( talk) 01:35, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
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...You dont get it both ways. Either its reliably sourced and you accept that the *current* level of information provided is accurate (and as Wikipedia reflects the sources, has to be adjusted accordingly), or its unreliable and any information sourced to it can be removed. You cant have 'Well its unreliable so I am using this unsourced information instead'. If you can find a reliable source that covers the relevant info. Feel free to reinsert it. But given the information provided on the talk page it may not be possible. As a factual matter the Catholic Church does not have to follow secular territorial borders - it can (and does in less populated areas) cross national boundaries in its administration. Only in death does duty end ( talk) 09:16, 8 April 2016 (UTC)
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Actually W do what you like. Im travelling and wont be on wikipedia for a while so no point starting an edit war with you now. But give some thought to what I wrote last on the Gibraltar RfC. Also note my prior edit on the Llanito Talk Page (under heading Gallina or Pollo) and how I was actually trying to improve knowledge of Llanito in good faith without any political implications before you even came across the article. You have assumed a Spanish agenda where there was none and started a conflict with someone who was genuinely interested in Llanito (one of the very few people on wikipedia). That is where "Brexit" type attitudes take us. Lose-Lose scenarios. Asilah1981 ( talk) 23:08, 31 July 2016 (UTC)
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I noticed that your last edit wasn't that bad. The only reason we include "Nasrid Kingdom of Granada" is not (as you suspect) to reinforce the notion that Gibraltar is part of Spain, but because Granada was not yet part of SPAIN. I am convinced you edit war with me out of total paranoia as of my intentions. It is not all about this stupid territorial dispute!!!!!! Asilah1981 ( talk) 13:13, 17 August 2016 (UTC)
Why didn't you just tell me the issue was "seeking refuge"???!?!? Im fine with removing that. Asilah1981 ( talk) 13:20, 17 August 2016 (UTC)
When I write on your talk page it is typically an attempt to come to an understanding and break the deadlock. It is an act of bad faith to continue to bad mouth me on the article's talk page and selectively quoting what I say to you privately (editing out anything positive) - construing it as a personal attack. I continue to try to engage with you rationally and I honestly do not know if this is all a silly game for you in which you have to win at any cost. You don't even seem interested in the history or the sources and I find the way you have shifted your position strategically, focusing on how you appear in front of other editors, rather than engage with me candidly quite upsetting. Asilah1981 ( talk) 22:37, 17 August 2016 (UTC)
Thank you for being a voice of reason. There's people in this world that I will never fully understand. I hope this little issue didn't mess up your day. Best wishes.-- MarshalN20 Talk 22:26, 20 August 2016 (UTC)
WCM I am a firm believer in reconciliation on Wikipedia and I have made my peace with editors on more heated discussions that this. Let me tell you my beef with you. I honestly think you have been torturing me on purpose here trying to get me to back off and there was some level of bad faith on both of your sides. I accept that I was really aggressive and was out of line making personal attacks. Can we both try to assume good faith from now on and work together on wikipedia articles we coincide on? I will also do my best to change my attitude. At least something good should come out of such a drawn out interaction. Asilah1981 ( talk) 22:14, 22 August 2016 (UTC)
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Hi WCM! Remember to not take the bait. Regardless of what others want to claim about your alleged partisanship, always remember that we wrote a darn good NPOV, FA article for the Falkland Islands. Actions say more than words. Best wishes for 2017!-- MarshalN20 ✉ 🕊 16:20, 31 December 2016 (UTC) |
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Good Morning! Can you please prove it's POV, at which point I will shut up? Cheers DBaK ( talk) 08:32, 5 January 2017 (UTC)