, 15 February 2007 (UTC)

To restate the questions: His name is on the front cover of the book as editor right? His name is listed in the weekly publication as editor right? Are those facts in dispute by you? 
Does Who's Who list Blitzers middle name? Does Who's Who contradict Buffalo edu who detail how Wolf "I" Blitzer graduated in 1970? Does Who's Who contradict the publisher who printed "Editor: Wolf "I" Blitzer" on to Myths and Facts 1976? Does Who's Who even list the book, as does Amazon.com, as involving Blitzer?  If Blitzer changed his name or dropped the "I" since 1970 when does Who's Who record that as taking place? When does Blitzers press office record that as taking place and why dont they list an association with AIPAC and Near East Research Inc's Myths and Facts 1976?  According to you its because it never happened which can probably be considered a conspiracy theory- all the physical evidence says otherwise!
I made a point of detailing the exact wording in the American Jewish Yearbook which makes it crystal clear that the detail they used was based on what the actual organization, Near East Research Inc., reported to them:
"Looking to the section detailing the accuracy of the American Jewish Yearbook we find that his [Blitzers] information: "..is based upon answers furnished by the publications themselves.."
Now is that out of context? Not one bit. If you want to claim that the American Jewish Yearbook is less accurate than Who's Who, only because you think that Who's Who is going to be more accurate then you are onto a loser. 02:59