You can't "conflate" vulgar and fraudulent any more than you can conflate cornflakes and raspberry ice cream. You quoted the thing in full only after you were challenged for incorrectly stating that Taylor's book had been called "fraudulent." Hope you don't mind my putting that in quotes all the time, after all it's what you did. You weren't conflating anything. That's just a devious way of trying to legitimise telling a bare-faced lie.You were making up a porkie to suit whatever case you thought you were making. That's lost in the ether and I care not a jot about who was making what case (I certainly wasn't using that stuff to make any "case" - go on, have a look), but your disreputable behaviour is there for all to see. Your continuing efforts at deception seem to indicate that you hope no-one will bother looking. But there's always one. Me.