It was not an assertion - it was a joke, which I'll now make serious, based on the fact that you lied about Wheatcroft's use of the word "fraudulent," misapplying it to someone he never said it about, and that you lied about Naz Shah, assigning the word "blatantly" to her statement though she never used it. On top of that, you assigned a remark to Shah that she never made, about advocating the transportation of Jews out of Israel, and you blatantly ignore the fact that the map was intended as a joke which was not her own work at all but that of a Jew who was affected by the Holocaust, Norman Finkelstein, who stated that it was a joke. You make things up, Keith, and you never back down. That's why you are a laughing stock here whose word can never be trusted.