User talk:KBuck
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[edit]Welcome!
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LFI
[edit]I have no connection whatsoever or any particular sympathy with Labour Friends of Israel. The fact that I don't agree with POV edits that seem to imply some kind of conspiracy doesn't make me part of that supposed conspiracy. Even if I were a member or supporter of LFI, you could try and assume good faith and consider that I am still capable of edits free of POV, whatever my personal point of view.
When you have approached a good number of other socialist societies and found whether LFI's practice is exceptional for that kind of organisation, it would then be a pertinent fact, which can be put into context. Whatever, this is Original Research and doesn't belong in an encyclopaedia unless you can find a credible verifiable source to back this statement up. Mtiedemann 09:06, 25 July 2006 (UTC)
Your recent edits
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Nomination of Static interpretation of time for deletion
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