"I finished reading this excellent study that came out in 2020. It is a highly rigorous and in-depth (sometimes to the point of exhaustion) source-critical analysis of what is known as 'Hitler's table talk.' Bottom line: it is a practical forgery." "To begin, there at least 3 different editions: the Tischgespraeche of 1951, edited from Henry Picker's notes; the "Bormann-Vermerke" obtained by Francois Genoud which was translated to French and then back into English; and the Monologe, which is the BV w/o Picker's notes."

Nigel Carlsbad's Civil Rights vs. Organized Labor thread faithfully replicated in the original format for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy! Alright, here goes. Civil rights vs. organized labor. For the record, I am not partial to either. The gist of it is that Title VII lawsuits, as "law of the land," overrode NLRA collective bargaining agreements, the "law of the shop."