You've made a lot of long posts trying to link a large number of seemingly disparate events together.

What, in a short , concise version, is your "goal" or your point to prove? You could say it and then link to the appropriate thread that expands on the points made.

Who has? WR editors collectively (which of course includes Elara) are far too diverse to be doing anything as a group.

Before answering your question, let me present some credentials.

I am the original creator of History of Soviet espionage in the United States which is listed on the Portal:Cold War and founding coordinator of WikiProject/Cold War history. My politics can be best described as a Wilson Democrat and a Vandenberg-Eisenhower Internationalist.

While negotiating my return to Wikipedia Fred Bauder privately told me,
and at Wikien-1 publicly said
I am inclined to continue assuming good faith with Fred Bauder. However, this exchange, for example, has been completely expunged from the record of my Arbitration Case. I know of no other instance where a comment made by a complaining party on an Arbitration page has been removed from the record. And given this is directly related to my field of expertise, I have cause to be concerned. ATTAC Terror Report characterizes the National Lawyers Guild as follows; Being that I have committed to stop making references to such things as soon as the block on my main account is rescinded, and I am allowed to edit unharassed and return to writing about dead people, I have no interest whatsoever in causing any embarassment to the project, or any living person whether they are involved in the project or not.