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Date Posted: Sun, February 16 2003, 17:50:43
Author: Peter van der Hoog
Subject: Mixing up a goat with a sheep.
In reply to: Margaret 's message, "Read this one, the previous message wasn't posted completely" on Sun, February 16 2003, 14:08:37

>You�re mixing up two different situations here: a guest marriage or a partnership, when a couple

I only said it was an animal and then you say I�m mixing up a goat with a sheep.

>when the woman needs all the help and moral support,
especially on her last months of pregnancy and when her child is just born.

Yes and according to the FBI files Hans-Gerhardt Fischer wasn't there to support her. You remember Todd his nail analogy? Now two reporters of the Philadelphia Inquirer also saw the nails, hammered into the cross. What do you think, how many people have to say they saw the light before Todd is convinced?

>Sorry, but this fact is clearly false. Regina was an American citizen and she and Gerhardt were officially married.

Do you know the exact US immigration laws around 1939 Me neither but I do know that it wasn�t easy at all to enter the USA just before the second world War. Especially from Europe.

>It is because you ain't an expert. :-)

And you clearly are!

>Not true. Gazza's background is quite clear: Clara Kasparova, the Armenian mom and Kim Weinstein, the Jewish dad. Clara's features are very typical for her race.

Wow, I�m impressed. For me those foreigners all look alike.

>But the simple story was that her husband had left the USA when his son was two and escaped from paying the alimony.

Was that the story Regina told you? The FBI files tell a whole different story.

>But think yourself, Peter: when somebody never eats at home (and never cooks), from where can he get dirty dishes?

But think yourself, Rita: Before Regina left she must have taken care for dinner, breakfast etc. Now Regina leaves and I have to believe that Fischer after that never touches a glass, dish or plate anymore. For breakfast he goes outside, when he gets thirsty he goes to a bar, when he wants a snack he goes to a shop (and eats the food on the street?). That�s ridiculous of course.

>Darrach can't have seen Fischers� apartment in 1960 because he met Fischer in 1971. So his description is not real.

He spoke with a lot of acquaintances of Fischer.

>But what to do with all these unclear details?

Wait for the next journalist to dig it up.

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Replies:

Family reunion, you know! -- Todd, Mon, February 17 2003, 4:14:57
- Crooked nail -- Peter van der Hoog, Mon, February 17 2003, 7:27:29
  - Re: Crooked nail -- Todd, Mon, February 17 2003, 10:20:17
  - Some more crooked nails -- Todd, Tue, February 18 2003, 9:41:28
    - Inaccuracy, but.... -- Margaret, Tue, February 18 2003, 15:25:14
      - Inaccuracy or juggling? -- Todd, Wed, February 19 2003, 3:39:04
        Re: Inaccuracy or juggling? -- Peter van der Hoog, Wed, February 19 2003, 8:15:56
        It were the same journalists of the same newspaper! -- Todd, Wed, February 19 2003, 9:09:30
        OK, they are -- Peter van der Hoog, Wed, February 19 2003, 17:57:21
        Believe or not believe, that is the question -- Katerina, Thu, February 20 2003, 3:23:06
        Contact Peter Nicholas? Yes, I think about it! -- Todd, Thu, February 20 2003, 6:31:40
        Re: Contact Peter Nicholas? Yes, I think about it! -- Peter van der Hoog, Thu, February 20 2003, 16:45:13
        You taught me to be a bore, Peter! -- Todd, Fri, February 21 2003, 4:25:44
        Don't flatter me, Todd! -- Peter van der Hoog, Fri, February 21 2003, 5:02:14
        Re: Don't flatter me, Todd! -- Todd, Fri, February 21 2003, 5:57:22
        No special questions -- Margaret, Fri, February 21 2003, 14:41:19
        Three versions -- Todd, Sat, February 22 2003, 7:32:21
        The first or the second ones -- Margaret, Sun, February 23 2003, 13:39:14
        A dictionary for reading between the lines -- Margaret, Thu, February 20 2003, 21:41:48
        Did not you read the original of the first article? -- Todd, Wed, February 19 2003, 9:50:08
        Re: Inaccuracy or juggling? -- Margaret, Wed, February 19 2003, 14:30:05
Re: Mixing up a goat with a sheep. -- Margaret, Mon, February 17 2003, 14:04:14
- Do you like to eat in a mash? -- Peter van der Hoog, Tue, February 18 2003, 19:11:34
  - Re: Do you like to eat in a mash? -- Margaret, Wed, February 19 2003, 13:35:53