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Thanks

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Thank you for the link, that was very interesting reading. I'm hoping I can get our friend Parsifal to read it too, I'm interested in that editor's reaction.

However, I must say this now. You need to stop, my friend. If you continue, I will no longer be able to ignore it. And you know exactly what I'm talking about, James. So stop it. Now. Eaglizard 22:27, 8 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Eaglizard, I don't live here anymore and flagged my personal page for deletion. You seem to have some mysterious unresolved issue with me that I'm suppose to know about. I've no clue what that might be. If there's something you need, feel free contact me directly by email.


Dear james, I was sorry to see your farewell note on my page. I really, really appreciated your knowledge and expertise and constant efforts at trying to present a complete, contextual picture. best luck in the future! Renee 01:43, 9 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Speedy deletion request

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Hi, I provisionally declined your above request until you're able to explain to me the nature of the problem the talk page poses. Note that, under the GFDL, it is a bit more complicated to delete talk pages with lengthy revision history involving other contributors. So unless there's harassment or something to that effect (or, in short, a very compelling reason), it's unlikely this request will be granted. Thanks for your time. El_C 21:18, 10 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Finis

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Since you control the "life" or "death" of this page, then it belongs to you, and I give to you. After our sun goes nova, I will check back with you to see if the micro-karma was worth it. James 20:51, 11 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Hi james

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I hope you are well. As far as I am concerned the obvious conflict of interest you had in the past will continue to bar you from making significant edits to the Alice Bailey article indefinitely. I am dropping you this note to advise you that I am ready willing and able to take the whole matter to the arbitration committee if it should become necessary. Your most recent edit seems to be very innocuous but I am assuming that you are once again testing the waters to see if the coast is clear for a return to the old days when you tried to own that article. The answer to that question is a No. No it isn't.: Albion moonlight (talk) 05:59, 23 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Oh yes and James, allow me to apologize ahead of time for being so blunt. I am willing to work with you and Sparkle unless the edit warring rears its ugly head again.Unfortunately I strongly suspect that it will.I do realize that you and Sparkle are good well intentioned people but I feel I must be blunt in order to avoid any potential misunderstanding pursuant to my intentions in the event of your return.I hope your books are selling well but I cannot in all good conscience allow anyone to deliberately hide the fact that Alice Bailey was an antisemitic.  : Albion moonlight (talk) 11:04, 23 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Hi,
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