****You still don't get it. This is an encyclopedia. It contains statements that ostensibly reveal facts. Those statements have references. The references verify the statements. Duh. This particular reference didn't verify this particular statement, which I'm sure you only realized after I reverted you and you finally actually read the linked page.Your "advice" ("go read the FBI page") is about as dumb as what pops up in AfD all the time: "just Google it". No. Include the proper source. And, by the way, preferably in printnot an audio file or a transcript of a briefing where someone might have misspoken. It's really not that hard: they teach this in the last section of Freshman Comp, when they tackle the research paper. Except that in this case the unverified shit you stick in these articles is read by thousands, if not millions of people. It is entirely possible that you mean well, I just don't see much evidence of it since you don't seem to listen and you can't admit you're wrong. And before you start accusing me of whatever againdid you see this? You could have done something like that, pointing to the specific, reliable source that did verifybut all you got is "Google it".