I copied and pasted the statements below just like you do on the
quotes that you post here. How can it be a misquotation? whether it
pertains to you or not is irrelevant.

"These MORONS *complain* about their being treated unfairly, and
search
their souls in a vain attempt to divine the reason.

It seems to me that the answer is right here.

This is *what I am arguing*. They are DISINGENUOUS MORONS who post
under a pseudonym, and then complain of unfair treatment."--Mark
Houlsby

"Nick Bourbaki is a pseudonym"--Mark Houlsby

Nick who are you?

Lance Smith


(Nick) wrote in message . com...
(Liam Too) wrote in
message . com...
(Nick) wrote in
message . com...
Nick wrote:
What "debate"? All that essentially happened was that Lance Smith
("Liam Too") kept reiterating some false statements about me, which
Louis Blair, Mark Houlsby, or I *already had proven* were false.

Here's a link to an example of Lance Smith's 'thoughtful insights':
http://makeashorterlink.com/?O10321DF5

"Then Bobby Fischer is a very normal politician."
--Lance Smith (9 September 2003)

Lance Smith ("Liam Too") wrote:
How many times have you posted my statement above?
Is there something wrong with it?...

Thanks to Lance Smith for again corroborating my point.

"A fool would rather you see him as a fool than not see him at all."
--William Gilmore Simms (The Scout)

What is your point Nick, you haven't answered my question.

Thanks to Lance Smith for again corroborating my point, which is not to say
that any further corroboration was needed.

Here's another one: Nick, who are you?
(snipped Lance Smith's misquotation of Mark Houlsby)

That's an *interesting* (sarcasm intended) question from Lance Smith, who
insists that he has some confidential "impeccable sources" in the Philippines,
whom he has cited--without ever identifying--in order to accuse Tim Krabbe
(and other journalists) of having written false statements about Bobby Fischer.
By the way, I have no particular interest in Bobby Fischer's private life.

"Man is so blinded in his folly as to go on, ages on ages, doing harm chiefly
to himself."
--James Fenimore Cooper (The Prairie)

--Nick