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Date Posted: Mon, February 17 2003, 4:14:57
Author: Todd
Subject: Family reunion, you know!
In reply to: Peter van der Hoog 's message, "Mixing up a goat with a sheep." on Sun, February 16 2003, 17:50:43

Now two reporters of the
Philadelphia Inquirer also saw the nails, hammered
into the cross.

I told you why I don't believe: because the article is written as yellow and not as a serious investigation. We haven't seen those files, how can we know what was written there? Where are the full texts of the letters they quoted? Where are the exact names? The journalists placed only the files referring to Fischer's trip to Moscow and that is all.

What do you think, how many people
have to say they saw the light before Todd is
convinced?

When Boba says he saw the light, I'll be convinced.

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.

Come on, Peter! That is the crooked nail I told you about! Being married to an American has always been enough to get permission to live in the USA. Family reunion, you know! Even when you are not married yet but got an invitation from yer American bride, you'll be allowed to enter the USA. If Hans-Gerhardt Fischer did not enter the USA, it happened not because he was barred from it.

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Replies:

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