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IZAK has repeatedly violated user conduct guidelines by accusing several users of anti-Semitism without any evidence and by spamming user and Talk pages in smear campaigns against several users. IZAK was repeatedly warned about the gravity and inappropriateness of his incendiary charges and incessant spamming, but has ignored, and even mocked, warnings. IZAK continues to level baseless and harmful charges against users who disagree with him on edits, and keeps spamming numerous pages with out-of-context quotations, even after this complaint has been opened.
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1. Anti-Semitism charge example 1:
2. Anti-Semitism charge example 2:
3. Anti-Semitism charge example 3:
4. Spamming and smear campaigns.
{list the policies that apply to the disputed conduct}
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1. Warning 1:
2. Warning 2:
3. Warning 3:
4. Warning 4:
5. Warning 5:
6. Warning 6:
7. IZAK's response:
8. Warning 7:
9. Warning 8:
10. Warning 9:
11. Warning 10:
12. See also "Sam Spade's adminship" section below, where a number of users have warned IZAK about his behavior.
13. This RfC was initally open on Oct 5. This RfC itself is a warning to IZAK, which IZAK has subsequently ignored.
Recently, IZAK engaged several user page "spamming" sessions regarding Sam Spade's recent nomination for adminship. Izak considers Sam " pro-Nazi", and has engaged in numberous ad hominem campaigns to garner votes against Sam's bid. Attempts to change this behavior have been tried by multiple users, and all indications show that this user will continue to use these tactics against other users that they view as "anti-Semetic". Whether the accusations are actually founded or not, these character attacks go beyond the bounds of civil behavior, and I recommend firm action be taken, as decided by the Arbitration Committee, against IZAK.
Evidence of disputed behavior is found in the contribution history of IZAK – first on 6 Oct 2004 (from 21:33 to 21:49) and then again on 10 Oct 2004 (from 08:38 to 10:17).
Policies violated in this effort:
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What do I think about the Western Civilization? I think that would be a very good idea! - irismeister 16:04, 2004 Oct 19 (UTC)
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The main objective of this RfC is to change udesirable behavior. On the positive side, IZAK, while loudly insisting that he was in the right, had at first toned down his heated rhetoric. This commendable improvement in behavior had kept this RfC in the state of hibernation and the RfC appeared to be on its way out. However, for some reason (perhaps Cecropia's attempt to try to kill the sleeping RfC with legalese), IZAK has now relapsed.
IZAK continues posting baseless charges, and is spreading lengthy tracts of out-of-context quotes with his highly POV interpretations (in bold letters) seemingly anywhere he can get to (see Evidence 11 above.)
The fact that IZAK, unlike Alberuni on his RfC, refuses to admit obvious mistakes and apologize is less important, it's a matter of personal views of morality and integrity. What is important is that he modifies his behaviour in face of numerous complaints, so Wikipedians can get to the task of writing articles, rather than wasting time on fruitless debates about behavior.
The proposed intermediate verdict:
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This is a summary written by the user whose conduct is disputed, or by other users who think that the dispute is unjustified and that the above summary is biased or incomplete.
Furthermore, by reading HistoryBuffer's own words you will see that he has repeatedly violated the three things he accuses others of doing, namely:
See:
Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/User talk:HistoryBuffEr/Archived-Sermons:
Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/Violence against Israelis:
Thanks. HistoryBuffEr 06:01, 2004 Sep 29 (UTC)
User talk:HistoryBuffEr/Archived-Sermons:
It seems that HistoryBuffEr is unaware of the scope of his own very serious Anti-Semitism even though it has been laid out for him above. It is outrageous that HistoryBuffEr can:
Hello, I am User:IZAK, in the case of "SamSpade" the evidence he has provided himself is that he (i.e. "SamSpade") is an Anti-Semite especially as exhibited by his views about the Holocaust of Europe's Jews under the Nazis, and he is certainly not worthy of any admin role on Wikipedia as it would be an outrageous disgrace! Please see User:Spleeman/Sam Spade especially:
User:Spleeman/Sam Spade#Racism/Anti-Semitism:
User:Spleeman/Sam Spade#Behavioral notes:
User:Spleeman/Sam Spade#More on interactions with other users:
Finally from the above multitudinous examples it should be amply clear that "SamSpade" himself is fully guilty of:
Policies violated by "SamSpade"s activities:
Hi all, I am curious if "SamSpade" is also "HistoryBuffEr" because their Anti-Semitism is identical. Is this a case of Wikipedia:Sock puppet/s? Is there any way to certify that they are two different Wikipedia users, and not just the same Internet troll hiding behind different user names? IZAK 22:09, 11 Oct 2004 (UTC)
Hi, HistoryBuffer continues to falsely label my attempts at communicating with other users as "spamming".
Since I am ranked as the 79th (out of 1000) most active Wikipidians see Wikipedia:List of Wikipedians by number of edits I have come across many users.
It is true that in the case of SamSpade's quest for adminship I contacted about thirty to forty other fellow-Wikipedians. 30 to 40 out of thousands of Wikipedia users is NOT spamming (by the way, has Wikipedia ever expressed a clear definition of how and what constitutes spamming and how many "messages" equals a "Spam session"?)
If you live in an apartment with about 50 other tenants and you wanted to discuss something of importance to all of them, and you sent most of them a note or knocked on their door about a problem of importance, would that also be "spamming"? Obviously not!
I firmly believe that any user has the right to contact a reasonable amount of users over issues important to the Wikipedia community (after all I am not selling ink cartridges etc) and not "sit in solitude" and has the right to contact other users who share his interests and concerns within reason.
Anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial, and Neo-Nazi activities are a scourge that is surely of concern to all users (except those who are "proud" of those abominations).
In my definition, spamming is when you try to reach hundreds, perhaps thousands, (millions?), of Wikipedidians. (I am certain we ALL know what real spamming is, and can differentiate between a false charge and a concerned citizen). In any case, leaving messages on another eight fellow users or a handful of interlinked pages is not "spamming".
But now HistoryyBuffer looks at my activities and sees me trying to contact about eight other users he deems this "spamming". Please consider that as a very active user with over 8000 (eight thousand edits at least) "official" edits (again see my ranking as 79th top editor with an official count of edits on Wikipedia:List of Wikipedians by number of edits) its actually more as when my comp. sometimes does not get logged in and when many of my early edits were not even attributed to me. Let's get some perspective and sense of proportion here and NOT fall victim to HistoryBuffer's own war against this Jew. IZAK 09:13, 15 Oct 2004 (UTC)
For some odd idiosyncratic reason best known to himself User:HistoryBuffer keeps on changing the times and dates of old posts in this discussion (if you could even call it that) making it seem that what was discussed and lapsed weeks ago is still "on the front burner", a very sneaky "tactic", and he adds out of context quotations concerning me to make it appear that I am an unreasonable person or that I have "relapsed" recently (which in itself is a loaded and disgusting word for one who aspires to such "civility" and he should apologize and avoid using degrading personal terms)...Be that as it may, Wikipedins sould carefully look at 'Buffer's edits here via the "history" page. His latest "proposed verdict" is a thinly-disguised attempt to cover-up his own agenda of insulting Israelis, Jews, and Zionists and then keeping them "on trial" for defending themselves, a notorious and nefarious tactic. I really feel sorry that 'Buffer does not have the nerve to address me directly and instead relies on edited second-hand quotes from third parties through which he covers his own tracks in the hope that people forget that he thinks he can imply that Israel should be bombed, its own suffering forgotten, or that Hamas is somehow legit, or be a defender of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion or back Holocaust denial and expect that no-one will call him an Anti-Semite at some point for disparaging Israel, Zionism, and Jews (see above), a tall order indeed. So the question is, when will he wake up and smell the Wikipedia coffee and make CONSTRUCTIVE contributions instead of harassing the Jewish and Judaism-related editors who work hard at NPOV articles in spite of pressures they are put under by dubious users and editors on Wikipedia. IZAK 08:55, 18 Oct 2004 (UTC)
See User talk:IZAK#Hi IZAK for the rest of this communication:
I think its mean when you call me names. Please don't do that. Have you seen Wikipedia:Civility, Wikipedia:Wikiquette, or Wikipedia:Dispute resolution? Please do!! Feel free to talk to me about whatever, I welcome your thoughts. May God bring you peace, Sam [ Spade] 23:42, 16 Oct 2004 (UTC)
Dear Sam: Thank you for contacting me. I appreciate your concerns. However, I have found that in spite of your efforts and outward civility, there have been times when your actions and writings on Wikipedia have hurt my feelings as a Jew and as a human being. In particular, I found your harsh behavior and unsympathetic manner during your edit wars at the Jew article extremely disturbing, to say the least. At that time I was contacted by User:Spleeman see User talk:IZAK/archive 2#Sam Spade where he consoles me: "Don't let Sam get you angry. Trust me, he's not worth your time. If you do have any trouble with him in the future, however, let me know. I've been compiling data on his activities: User:Spleeman/Sam_Spade. Happy edits! -- Spleeman 08:18, 18 Aug 2004 (UTC)." In conclusion, I have no real "personal" grudge/s against you, as I have no idea who you really are. I do happen to admire your battles on behalf of "God", although I am not sure who your God is or if that God is my God...but that is not the issue now. I am sorry if you have misunderstood me and I certainly do not mean to hurt your feelngs. But you must understand, that the same things you ask of me to observe Wikipedia:Civility, Wikipedia:Wikiquette, or Wikipedia:Dispute resolution must and do apply to you and your allies equally, and that your words and actions have frequently contravened the same things you want me and others to keep. So try to be reasonable, and treat others as you would like them to treat you and all will be well. Again, thank you for contacting me. Yours sincerely, IZAK 01:39, 18 Oct 2004 (UTC)
This is a summary written by users not directly involved with the dispute but who would like to add an outside view of the dispute.
There is a subgroup of users on the project who are on the verge of trolling in their bias against Israel and the coverage of this country on Wikipedia.
I dispute the allegation of anti-Semitism as leveled by User:IZAK, but (without mentioning names or casting direct accusations) there is a lot of ad hominem, demonisation of politicians and leaders, insulting and faux moralism that makes involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian issue an almost impossible task. I do not pretend to know enough about the issue, and neither do I involve myself in these pages, but I'm repeatedly called upon by trusted contributors to control the wildfire of anti-Israel bias on the project.
Other users have landed themselves in trouble, and I maintain that the words anti-Semite, fundamentalist and ultra-something should be scrupulously avoided, but I contest that the debate can spin out of control sufficiently to prompt these kind of reactions.
Instead of censuring IZAK, I recommend the appointment of a full-time arbitrator ( User:Ed Poor comes to mind) as a first port of call for all problems related to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, whether it is VfD, RFC, RFM or even RFA. I also feel mediation should be used more often over article content, instead of VfD-ing every contested page. JFW | T@lk 08:14, 6 Oct 2004 (UTC)
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Much of this page is representative of the omnipresent, brainwashed, ignorant, persistent and biased contingent that dominates any Israel-related article on Wikipedia. Any criticism directed against Israel is sooner or later interpreted as anti-Semitism, and any criticism directed against Arabs, no matter how incredulous, is trumpeted as much as possible so that any attempt to alleviate or balance it is also construed as anti-Semitism, or some offshoot thereof. Historybuffer is just one of many objective editors, Jewish/Israeli or not, who have tried (and eventually, in most cases, given up) to contribute a disillusioned perspective to political articles without much success - editors who come under scathing group attacks for minor transgressions but have to face baseless accusations and ridiculous propaganda everyday on Wikipedia, about which nothing is done by the larger Wikipedia body (Ed Poor, being a Conservative, appeases some of the reactionaries, is usually present where they are, appears to bring a balanced approach, raps a few knuckles, and effectively allows the trash to continue heaping.)
BakuninXL 06:56, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
Unfortunately, IZAK continues with his questionable behavior. He has posted yet another Anti-Semitism charge (against me) on an Arbitration case [20].
There is now an Arbitration case against IZAK on similar charges. This RfC should be kept open until it is resolved.
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This is a summary written by users who dispute this user's conduct. Users signing other sections should not edit here.
IZAK has repeatedly violated user conduct guidelines by accusing several users of anti-Semitism without any evidence and by spamming user and Talk pages in smear campaigns against several users. IZAK was repeatedly warned about the gravity and inappropriateness of his incendiary charges and incessant spamming, but has ignored, and even mocked, warnings. IZAK continues to level baseless and harmful charges against users who disagree with him on edits, and keeps spamming numerous pages with out-of-context quotations, even after this complaint has been opened.
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1. Anti-Semitism charge example 1:
2. Anti-Semitism charge example 2:
3. Anti-Semitism charge example 3:
4. Spamming and smear campaigns.
{list the policies that apply to the disputed conduct}
(provide diffs and links)
1. Warning 1:
2. Warning 2:
3. Warning 3:
4. Warning 4:
5. Warning 5:
6. Warning 6:
7. IZAK's response:
8. Warning 7:
9. Warning 8:
10. Warning 9:
11. Warning 10:
12. See also "Sam Spade's adminship" section below, where a number of users have warned IZAK about his behavior.
13. This RfC was initally open on Oct 5. This RfC itself is a warning to IZAK, which IZAK has subsequently ignored.
Recently, IZAK engaged several user page "spamming" sessions regarding Sam Spade's recent nomination for adminship. Izak considers Sam " pro-Nazi", and has engaged in numberous ad hominem campaigns to garner votes against Sam's bid. Attempts to change this behavior have been tried by multiple users, and all indications show that this user will continue to use these tactics against other users that they view as "anti-Semetic". Whether the accusations are actually founded or not, these character attacks go beyond the bounds of civil behavior, and I recommend firm action be taken, as decided by the Arbitration Committee, against IZAK.
Evidence of disputed behavior is found in the contribution history of IZAK – first on 6 Oct 2004 (from 21:33 to 21:49) and then again on 10 Oct 2004 (from 08:38 to 10:17).
Policies violated in this effort:
(sign with ~~~~)
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What do I think about the Western Civilization? I think that would be a very good idea! - irismeister 16:04, 2004 Oct 19 (UTC)
(sign with ~~~~)
The main objective of this RfC is to change udesirable behavior. On the positive side, IZAK, while loudly insisting that he was in the right, had at first toned down his heated rhetoric. This commendable improvement in behavior had kept this RfC in the state of hibernation and the RfC appeared to be on its way out. However, for some reason (perhaps Cecropia's attempt to try to kill the sleeping RfC with legalese), IZAK has now relapsed.
IZAK continues posting baseless charges, and is spreading lengthy tracts of out-of-context quotes with his highly POV interpretations (in bold letters) seemingly anywhere he can get to (see Evidence 11 above.)
The fact that IZAK, unlike Alberuni on his RfC, refuses to admit obvious mistakes and apologize is less important, it's a matter of personal views of morality and integrity. What is important is that he modifies his behaviour in face of numerous complaints, so Wikipedians can get to the task of writing articles, rather than wasting time on fruitless debates about behavior.
The proposed intermediate verdict:
Users who endorse this summary (sign with ~~~~):
This is a summary written by the user whose conduct is disputed, or by other users who think that the dispute is unjustified and that the above summary is biased or incomplete.
Furthermore, by reading HistoryBuffer's own words you will see that he has repeatedly violated the three things he accuses others of doing, namely:
See:
Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/User talk:HistoryBuffEr/Archived-Sermons:
Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/Violence against Israelis:
Thanks. HistoryBuffEr 06:01, 2004 Sep 29 (UTC)
User talk:HistoryBuffEr/Archived-Sermons:
It seems that HistoryBuffEr is unaware of the scope of his own very serious Anti-Semitism even though it has been laid out for him above. It is outrageous that HistoryBuffEr can:
Hello, I am User:IZAK, in the case of "SamSpade" the evidence he has provided himself is that he (i.e. "SamSpade") is an Anti-Semite especially as exhibited by his views about the Holocaust of Europe's Jews under the Nazis, and he is certainly not worthy of any admin role on Wikipedia as it would be an outrageous disgrace! Please see User:Spleeman/Sam Spade especially:
User:Spleeman/Sam Spade#Racism/Anti-Semitism:
User:Spleeman/Sam Spade#Behavioral notes:
User:Spleeman/Sam Spade#More on interactions with other users:
Finally from the above multitudinous examples it should be amply clear that "SamSpade" himself is fully guilty of:
Policies violated by "SamSpade"s activities:
Hi all, I am curious if "SamSpade" is also "HistoryBuffEr" because their Anti-Semitism is identical. Is this a case of Wikipedia:Sock puppet/s? Is there any way to certify that they are two different Wikipedia users, and not just the same Internet troll hiding behind different user names? IZAK 22:09, 11 Oct 2004 (UTC)
Hi, HistoryBuffer continues to falsely label my attempts at communicating with other users as "spamming".
Since I am ranked as the 79th (out of 1000) most active Wikipidians see Wikipedia:List of Wikipedians by number of edits I have come across many users.
It is true that in the case of SamSpade's quest for adminship I contacted about thirty to forty other fellow-Wikipedians. 30 to 40 out of thousands of Wikipedia users is NOT spamming (by the way, has Wikipedia ever expressed a clear definition of how and what constitutes spamming and how many "messages" equals a "Spam session"?)
If you live in an apartment with about 50 other tenants and you wanted to discuss something of importance to all of them, and you sent most of them a note or knocked on their door about a problem of importance, would that also be "spamming"? Obviously not!
I firmly believe that any user has the right to contact a reasonable amount of users over issues important to the Wikipedia community (after all I am not selling ink cartridges etc) and not "sit in solitude" and has the right to contact other users who share his interests and concerns within reason.
Anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial, and Neo-Nazi activities are a scourge that is surely of concern to all users (except those who are "proud" of those abominations).
In my definition, spamming is when you try to reach hundreds, perhaps thousands, (millions?), of Wikipedidians. (I am certain we ALL know what real spamming is, and can differentiate between a false charge and a concerned citizen). In any case, leaving messages on another eight fellow users or a handful of interlinked pages is not "spamming".
But now HistoryyBuffer looks at my activities and sees me trying to contact about eight other users he deems this "spamming". Please consider that as a very active user with over 8000 (eight thousand edits at least) "official" edits (again see my ranking as 79th top editor with an official count of edits on Wikipedia:List of Wikipedians by number of edits) its actually more as when my comp. sometimes does not get logged in and when many of my early edits were not even attributed to me. Let's get some perspective and sense of proportion here and NOT fall victim to HistoryBuffer's own war against this Jew. IZAK 09:13, 15 Oct 2004 (UTC)
For some odd idiosyncratic reason best known to himself User:HistoryBuffer keeps on changing the times and dates of old posts in this discussion (if you could even call it that) making it seem that what was discussed and lapsed weeks ago is still "on the front burner", a very sneaky "tactic", and he adds out of context quotations concerning me to make it appear that I am an unreasonable person or that I have "relapsed" recently (which in itself is a loaded and disgusting word for one who aspires to such "civility" and he should apologize and avoid using degrading personal terms)...Be that as it may, Wikipedins sould carefully look at 'Buffer's edits here via the "history" page. His latest "proposed verdict" is a thinly-disguised attempt to cover-up his own agenda of insulting Israelis, Jews, and Zionists and then keeping them "on trial" for defending themselves, a notorious and nefarious tactic. I really feel sorry that 'Buffer does not have the nerve to address me directly and instead relies on edited second-hand quotes from third parties through which he covers his own tracks in the hope that people forget that he thinks he can imply that Israel should be bombed, its own suffering forgotten, or that Hamas is somehow legit, or be a defender of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion or back Holocaust denial and expect that no-one will call him an Anti-Semite at some point for disparaging Israel, Zionism, and Jews (see above), a tall order indeed. So the question is, when will he wake up and smell the Wikipedia coffee and make CONSTRUCTIVE contributions instead of harassing the Jewish and Judaism-related editors who work hard at NPOV articles in spite of pressures they are put under by dubious users and editors on Wikipedia. IZAK 08:55, 18 Oct 2004 (UTC)
See User talk:IZAK#Hi IZAK for the rest of this communication:
I think its mean when you call me names. Please don't do that. Have you seen Wikipedia:Civility, Wikipedia:Wikiquette, or Wikipedia:Dispute resolution? Please do!! Feel free to talk to me about whatever, I welcome your thoughts. May God bring you peace, Sam [ Spade] 23:42, 16 Oct 2004 (UTC)
Dear Sam: Thank you for contacting me. I appreciate your concerns. However, I have found that in spite of your efforts and outward civility, there have been times when your actions and writings on Wikipedia have hurt my feelings as a Jew and as a human being. In particular, I found your harsh behavior and unsympathetic manner during your edit wars at the Jew article extremely disturbing, to say the least. At that time I was contacted by User:Spleeman see User talk:IZAK/archive 2#Sam Spade where he consoles me: "Don't let Sam get you angry. Trust me, he's not worth your time. If you do have any trouble with him in the future, however, let me know. I've been compiling data on his activities: User:Spleeman/Sam_Spade. Happy edits! -- Spleeman 08:18, 18 Aug 2004 (UTC)." In conclusion, I have no real "personal" grudge/s against you, as I have no idea who you really are. I do happen to admire your battles on behalf of "God", although I am not sure who your God is or if that God is my God...but that is not the issue now. I am sorry if you have misunderstood me and I certainly do not mean to hurt your feelngs. But you must understand, that the same things you ask of me to observe Wikipedia:Civility, Wikipedia:Wikiquette, or Wikipedia:Dispute resolution must and do apply to you and your allies equally, and that your words and actions have frequently contravened the same things you want me and others to keep. So try to be reasonable, and treat others as you would like them to treat you and all will be well. Again, thank you for contacting me. Yours sincerely, IZAK 01:39, 18 Oct 2004 (UTC)
This is a summary written by users not directly involved with the dispute but who would like to add an outside view of the dispute.
There is a subgroup of users on the project who are on the verge of trolling in their bias against Israel and the coverage of this country on Wikipedia.
I dispute the allegation of anti-Semitism as leveled by User:IZAK, but (without mentioning names or casting direct accusations) there is a lot of ad hominem, demonisation of politicians and leaders, insulting and faux moralism that makes involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian issue an almost impossible task. I do not pretend to know enough about the issue, and neither do I involve myself in these pages, but I'm repeatedly called upon by trusted contributors to control the wildfire of anti-Israel bias on the project.
Other users have landed themselves in trouble, and I maintain that the words anti-Semite, fundamentalist and ultra-something should be scrupulously avoided, but I contest that the debate can spin out of control sufficiently to prompt these kind of reactions.
Instead of censuring IZAK, I recommend the appointment of a full-time arbitrator ( User:Ed Poor comes to mind) as a first port of call for all problems related to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, whether it is VfD, RFC, RFM or even RFA. I also feel mediation should be used more often over article content, instead of VfD-ing every contested page. JFW | T@lk 08:14, 6 Oct 2004 (UTC)
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Much of this page is representative of the omnipresent, brainwashed, ignorant, persistent and biased contingent that dominates any Israel-related article on Wikipedia. Any criticism directed against Israel is sooner or later interpreted as anti-Semitism, and any criticism directed against Arabs, no matter how incredulous, is trumpeted as much as possible so that any attempt to alleviate or balance it is also construed as anti-Semitism, or some offshoot thereof. Historybuffer is just one of many objective editors, Jewish/Israeli or not, who have tried (and eventually, in most cases, given up) to contribute a disillusioned perspective to political articles without much success - editors who come under scathing group attacks for minor transgressions but have to face baseless accusations and ridiculous propaganda everyday on Wikipedia, about which nothing is done by the larger Wikipedia body (Ed Poor, being a Conservative, appeases some of the reactionaries, is usually present where they are, appears to bring a balanced approach, raps a few knuckles, and effectively allows the trash to continue heaping.)
BakuninXL 06:56, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
Unfortunately, IZAK continues with his questionable behavior. He has posted yet another Anti-Semitism charge (against me) on an Arbitration case [20].
There is now an Arbitration case against IZAK on similar charges. This RfC should be kept open until it is resolved.
Users who endorse this summary (sign with ~~~~):
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