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What documentational evidence is their to support those claims
So we were discussing a mainstream Newspaper article on how the Hamas leadership is getting wealthy while trapping the population in war and poverty. That is a source, and I'd like to see you offer at least that much, in response.
You objected on the grounds you didn't like the writer. You appeared to be under the impression he was employed for some partisan, political, propaganda outfit.
I investigated and Wikipedia told us the organization he worked for,
"provides market surveys and consultancy services regarding the Arab markets and Israel. It has been credited for the signing of many joint ventures throughout the Middle East and North Africa, particularly between Israel and the Arab world".
Now that is exactly the sort of organization newspapers go to ask for "follow the money" information.
In the article the guy referenced things the Egyptian and Jordanian media said. The fact that he did is hard sourced in the original article. Go check it out. The original article is linked to on this thread.
Did he hard source links to all the references he might have from his years working in the field. No. Now show me a mainstream newspaper that does that.
He claims Hamas leaders are scooping up the gravy. If you have an expert who says that's not happening, produce him. Let's see how he does under the same kind of scrutiny you're demanding here.
Oh, and on the Wikipedia thing. I don't see why that matters. I dissed it, yeah, but I also used it, because I know the pro-Hamas side likes it. I don't blame them. Wikipedia is all in for them.
And yes I do know how the Wikpedia editors work. You forget I'm a climate realist who doesn't take the Warming apocalypse as the word of God, or science, or whatever they're calling it this week. We've had our battles with Wikipedia over the bias of their editors. Google "William Connely, Wikipedia editor fired" to catch up.