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A question

Whose drunk girlfriend made this edit? The Ungovernable Force 17:37, 23 June 2006 (UTC)

Also, where is the Jewish part of your edits? None of your editing I've seen has had anything to do with Jewish related topics. The Ungovernable Force 07:14, 24 June 2006 (UTC)
What we did has nothing to do with being Jewish. We just happen to be Jews, so it was a convenient username for our effort. We're Jews (our benefactors, and editors (with the exception of one assistant editor)) who injected our intelligence into the Misplaced Pages system into the specific areas we were concerned with, building a latticework that will further our own interests in the real world. What those interests are has nothing to do with being Jewish (apart from our inherited intelligence and cultural values, perhaps). We just happen to be Jews. That's all. RJII is not the name of the underlying organization. (I don't think we were planning on revealing what RJII stood for, in order to prevent any confusion, but one of the editors promised otherwise several months ago, so we had to make good on that). RJII 07:21, 24 June 2006 (UTC)
Ok then. The Ungovernable Force 07:30, 24 June 2006 (UTC)

So what's next then?

Well, after a year the www.RJII.com website's still empty. What's the business you're moving into? I would be genuinely interested to know what the parameters of your experiment were, and what the results were, and how you went about rigorously following methodology. while I broadly agreed with those of your positions I encountered, it didn't look dispassionate experimental behaviour to me - User:RJII came across as just as garulous, single minded, and somwhat-lost-the-perspective an editor as any of the rest of us here). I don't notice much evidence of multiple editor personalities, nor of any systematic experiment per se (though I grant you this might not be apparent from a third person perspective). that said, it you have truly done that, then I think it is an interesting thing, and I'd be interested in the results. But this could, after all, just be a collossal bluff, right? And why peg yourself(ves) as "Radical Jewish"? As TUF says, there was no apparent Jewish focus, let alone slant or bias, in your edits. So isn't identifying yourself in that way somewhat provocative to the "there's a zionist conspiracy" element? ElectricRay 09:58, 24 June 2006 (UTC)

So you're a Political Soldier eh? Charming. --maxrspct in the mud 19:41, 24 June 2006 (UTC)
We're simply not afraid to say out in the open that we're Jewish. Like we said, it was simply a convinient username that represented almost all of us (I'm the only one who isn't Jewish by the way). Any suspicions of an evil Jewish project are founded upon a more fundamental irrational hatred of Jews. Sure, almost all of us are Jewish and we have a "Project" but so what? That doesn't mean what we're doing is evil. If anyone wants to think it's a Jewish conspiracy, I suppose that's fine. There's nothing intrinsically wrong with Jewish conspiracies. A conspiracy to do what? To cause the expansion of global capitalism so that we can exploit the struggling masses? Take over the world? What would that mean, even? Get over it. RJII 20:12, 24 June 2006 (UTC)