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South Africa's
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| "(Fiennes) affects a
manner of disinterest and snobbish disdain... His
aloofness...raises suspicions that behind the craggy squire-ish
facade is a man terrified of others." |
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| Guinness Book of Records declares
Henson & Peary first reached the North Pole.
Fiennes disagrees. Will Fiennes share his "mathematical
proof" with Guinness? With this website? |
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Commentary about this UK Guardian article: |
"Fiennes says: 'Sadly, I doubt that Henson and Peary ever got to
the North Pole.
It can be mathematically* proved that they could not have
done it on the basis of their notes."
(UK Guardian)
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*We invite Fiennes to send us a
copy of this "mathematical proof" so we may
publish it. |
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One of Fiennes English friends, and an American business
associate of Fiennes, have accused us of calling Fiennes a
"racist". The screen shot (above) of the Guardian web page proves that
references to "racial dispute", "a race row", and "rejecting...a
black man" are 100% British in origin. We have
written both of the aforementioned gentlemen letters explaining all this.
Yet they seem to reject the achievement of Henson &
Peary as readily as Fiennes did to Ben Summerskill. If more people write to us about this we shall endeavor to provide
additional web pages explaining the facts of Henson & Peary's
successful 1909 North Pole expedition; an event that remains
un-equaled to this day. |
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More about the UK
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