== You're a fucking menace... == 

 I see you had to had to interfere with the Operation Anthropoid article after I had rewritten it in proper English. Took out the picture of Reinhard actually in Prague, durr, what's that all about? A perfectly good image of him in Prague, and instead you think a random portrait instead is better. Why? Then you revert to your poor grammar of the "UK SOE", er again I don't know if what you do here is just to make up being a failure in life generally, but any fool knows you don't use UK - an acronym - to mean British! Then you reinsert that the operation was planned by the SOE and the Czech government in exile. If you actually bothered to read the article, can you read? You will find there is no mention that they did anything. Now I am not saying they did not, but it's not in the article. However what you have reinserted is a clear violation of WP:LEDE, which is "the lead section should briefly summarize the most important points covered in an article in such a way that it can stand on its own as a concise version of the article."  

 So my "The operation, which was conducted by British-trained Czech agents from the Special Operations Executive, took place in May 1942." is replaced by "The operation was carried out in Prague on May 27, 1942 after having been prepared by the UK Special Operations Executive and the Czechoslovak government-in-exile."  

 My version is clear and too the point...the agents were Czechs who were trained by the British and they carried out their mission in May 1942. The reverted version, and yes it is pithy little revert because you just don't like IPs messing with your little Nazi world. Firstly who did it? That note is gone, could have been Bugs Bunny for all we know. Secondly revert gives the impression the mission was planned by the UK SOE planned with the Czech Government in Exile. Er no they didn't. That is complete hogwash. The SOE trained the agents who were volunteers from the Free Czech forces in UK. They showed how them to use equipment, like guns and explosives, and gave them lessons in tactics. All the Czech government did was put feelers out to get a network established to help with the operation in Prague. Now here is where my world meets your stupidity and laziness. The SOE agents, once on the ground, had laissez faire to conduct the operation how they sort fit. The UK SOE did not prepare anything toward the operation, they assisted with the training and the technical side, but it was up to the agents themselves to prepare and plan the operation once they were inside Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia. Your rewrite goes back to the ambiguous meaning that prompted me to change it in the first place. 

 Grrrrrr. Why don't you think before you revert? It might actually help to improve articles?? Something I am honestly trying to do! What's you excuse?