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Originally Posted by Ibrahiim al Balooshi
Ought you not to know better ? I refer you to the 10 point summary but would ask you to remain polite in your reply and honourable which is the tradition amongst men.
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You have been disrespecting members who have debated you all the time. I guess perhaps, you should listen to your own advice. And I guess, thinking an argument is bullshit counts as disrespectful to a person? Well, thats interesting.
As for your summary, it is exactly the repetition of arguments that make no sense.
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Originally Posted by IBrahim al Balooshi
so come on lets hear your thesis on the weapon and if it holds water I will even go out and see if I can uncover one...Do you suppose I didn't try to do that?
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If replying to silly hypothesis about a particular sword requires a real thesis in reply, I doubt there will be any research.
But thanks for the advice, you never know what might happen!
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Originally Posted by IBrahim al Balooshi
The ghost sword never existed ... It is a red herring.... It never happened.
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The examples you have shown are brand new or new dressed old blades. Everyone with experience in the field of antiques can tell the difference.
Now examples that belong in many western collections (and Arab ones, which I plan to bring out photos of soon) are better dressed, have rich mounts that are simply a hassle to make for a fake yet you claim those are fake without producing any evidence.
Btw, we are still waiting for an antique flexible saif, all the ones we saw coming from you are new.