::I do wonder why you need to tell me that, unless you are indicating your failture to abide by your own statements. What is the talk page for, if it is not for disagreements to be resolved, amongst other uses? Who is the one who intitated a "proper" discussion in this talk page? Obviously what I consider flawed may not be agreed on by others. Onviously why I am calling for fact verification, because if this fails to appear, then we have to take it that it is flawed. Simple as that, so why do you resist fact verification unless you are just trying to be a pain in the ass here? 

 ::Your next statement is equally amazing. Please tell me if you are abiding by that "rule" yourself? Please list me any wikipedian who abides by that rule too? Zero. If everyone behaves according to that rule of yours, wikipedia will be growing as fast as the nuerons in your head, so what right do you have to impose that rule on me unless you are throwing your hands up in dispair over your inability in meeting wikipedia expectations in verifying your information? You are apparantly using your laziness as an excuse here, so why should anyone abide by your rules? If no one is able to verify what he says, then yes, assuming it is flawed is a logical conclusion. Do you oppose this logic? 

 ::Lastly, since when must talk pages be segmentised according to topic if they are obviously related? Your argument is lacking in consistency and simple logic, and that is becoming obvious the more it is debated on across wikipedia. I get the feeling that you are opposing my edits just for the sake of it, and your obvious obsession with what you deem as my "anti-hk" stance. Because of your ego, and you need to be as irritating as possible, I suppose you are now caught in a bind? So...an oil rig is an island. Same for all structures on piles, right? So....why are you now insisting these "bridges" on piles are not islands too, and part and parcel of the runway, which then makes it an extension of Taipa? I would certainly love to see how you smoke your way out of this one.