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 Okay. You say that you've inserted verifiable facts. Let's see: 
 #the Israelites were never in Egypt: can you or your sources verify that with absolute certainty? Of course not. Therefore, not a fact, but a conclusion. 
 #did not wander in the desert: can you or your sources verify that with absolute certainty? Of course not. Therefore, not a fact, but a conclusion. 
 #did not conquer the Land of Israel in a military campaign: can you or your sources verify that with absolute certainty? Of course not. Therefore, not a fact, but a conclusion. 
 #did not pass it on to the 12 tribes of Israel: can you or your sources verify that with absolute certainty? Of course not. Therefore, not a fact, but a conclusion. 
 #there is no evidence of the existence of David's or Solomon's conquests, kingdom, or vast empire: can you or your sources verify that with absolute certainty? Of course not. Therefore, not a fact, but a conclusion. 
 #and Jewish monotheism appeared in the waning period of the monarchy and not at Mount Sinai: can you or your sources verify that with absolute certainty? Of course not. Therefore, not a fact, but a conclusion. 
 Now where are those verifiable facts you were talking about? Blanchardb-••-timed "