Now that Michel Thomas has died, Roy Rivenburg feels free to “set the record straight” about Thomas’s claims of various wartime feats. (Via L.A. Observed.)
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That Lying Old Fraud Michel Thomas Has Died
I knew a little about this guy, but didn’t know his full story until now. It’s always satisfying when a phony and liar is exposed. In the US, libel laws only protect a person until their death. I’ve always been uncomfortable with that, since it some…
Trackback by Les Jones — 2/22/2005 @ 5:23 pm
I am busy reading his autobiography at the moment and have by chance stumbled accross this and many other blogs. My eyes have been opened…
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