You put a lot of words into my mouth and I do not appreciate that whatsoever. I will respond to this talk page as soon as I find the time to dissect each one of your points (And how does one define blood libel anyway? Are there any cases that are not blood libel, but are in fact true? Can you objectively prove that this was just the belief of a bunch of illiterate, stupid Russian peasants with no historical basis whatsoever or did someone really murder Gavriil Belostoksky who happened to be Jewish? 

 How do we discern? 

 Secondly, your sarcasm in terms of talking of St Gavriil ("so much deeper") makes me wonder if you really do just see this as a primarily antisemitic issue, when in fact as I will repeat, this would be like writing a whole article on J Edgar Hoover and focusing only on his personal life, or writing a whole biography on some of the great Hungarian revolutionaries, but since they didn't like Jews, all of their achievements or villanies are to be discounted for?