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editI have noticed that 92.80.77.177 dislikes the fact that I revealed things from the book which Dan Puric wrote, which could put him in a somewhat negative light. If necessary, I will quote and translate the paragraphs where the things I mentioned appear, and then let others decide if they are homophobic, anti-Western culture, etc. So, Mr/Ms 92.80.77.177 please don't just vandalize what other people write. Prove me wrong, if you think I don't understand Romanian. Mycomp 11:22, 25 August 2008 (UTC)
Hello Mycomp, I think that you don't love him! I've rewritten your paragraph removing the tendentious key. I've kept the sentence about homosexuality, because this is indeed his opinion. D.marusi 13:41, 30 June 2009 (UTC)
Hello
The statement that Dan Puric is a Christian Orthodox taliban is defamatory and written in bad faith. The link link cited as a source is not functioning anymore. I will remove this statement as it is a libel to a living person and conflicts with wikipedia policy. Tazmandev 11:47, 28 June 2015 (UTC)