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14th June 2006, 01:59
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Re: Australian Spitfires
Graham
I fear no amount of facts will overcome your bias. If only you had taken your own comments above seriously. Yes, many of the facts you request are available. It seems pointless to provide them, however, as you will only see in them the superiority of the Spitfire in every theater under all circumstances. I find such exercises pointless. Perhaps, I should apologize for providing any facts at all. Still, facts seem not to impress you so perhaps I haven't upset you and thus I have no need to apologize. Anyway, great that you are asking questions. Now if only you were open to actually seeking answers. If you are, go to it! Good luck. Open minded inquiry is great. RLD 
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