study of oriental arms in poland

Jens Nordlunde · 18th March 2005, 05:17 PM

Rivkin, the fact that you are Caucasian does not mean anything here on the forum. What means something, is to help others with lesser knowledge than oneself, and I think you have done fine so far in the discussions on ‘Magnetic’.
I must also say, that I think Ariel has a point. There have not, so far been many books published in English, which is the language the most members on this forum reads, by authors from where the weapons we try to learn about come.
I, like several of the members on this forum, am unfortunate not to read or speak more than three or four languages, and can therefore not read book written in languages from far away. I am sorry it is so, but this has nothing to do with anyone’s nationality – it is a lack of linguistic.

Jens

18th March 2005, 05:17 PM	#9
Jens Nordlunde Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Europe Posts: 2,718	Rivkin, the fact that you are Caucasian does not mean anything here on the forum. What means something, is to help others with lesser knowledge than oneself, and I think you have done fine so far in the discussions on ‘Magnetic’. I must also say, that I think Ariel has a point. There have not, so far been many books published in English, which is the language the most members on this forum reads, by authors from where the weapons we try to learn about come. I, like several of the members on this forum, am unfortunate not to read or speak more than three or four languages, and can therefore not read book written in languages from far away. I am sorry it is so, but this has nothing to do with anyone’s nationality – it is a lack of linguistic. Jens