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 Posted: Mon Jun 17th, 2013 11:21 pm
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 JOE, I need some help on page 57.

The sentence currently reads:
You are led to believe that Zionists, the actual PEOPLE, the people running the criminal government, were not provoking the war, deliberately.

I am specifically asking about the word deliberately. It is interesting the way it appears at the end of the sentence because the sentence can mean multiple things:

1. You are deliberately led to believe that Zionists, the actual PEOPLE, the people running the criminal government, were not provoking the war.

or

2. You are led to believe that Zionists, the actual PEOPLE, the people running the criminal government, were not deliberately provoking the war.

or

3. You are deliberately led to believe that Zionists, the actual PEOPLE, the people running the criminal government, were not deliberately provoking the war.

I am thinking if you meant either 1 or 2 that I should move the word deliberately to the appropriate spot. If however, your intent was number 3 we could leave deliberately where it is at the end of the sentence, but folks may or may not pick up on the intention.