Dont make the mistake, taking him too serious...

I see. Too bad that it seems beneath you to communicate in a civilized manner, but I guess I should have expected some slanderous behaviour from someone who lives in a country where people routinely evade taxes and publically march the streets dressed as Hitler in order to protest against someone who tries to save them from total bankruptcy.

I do not endorse the BDG in my book. Nowhere did I ever say that it is good/better for White. In fact, I did state on numerous occasions that White has problems in some lines (including the Ziegler you mentioned). You of course can't know that, you "don't study pulp". That you choose to cast a slur on me nonetheless is intensely embarrassing.

As for my 1...Nc6 book: The line you mentioned is indeed not covered. Since you mentioned Boris Avrukh: In his 1.d4 Vol.I, he does cover the Tarrasch Defence, but he omits the Schara-Hennig Gambit. You of course will argue that this line is "crappy", "loses by force" etc. blabla, but this is by no means trivial. Does that make his book bad?

I am sorry that you don't like my book. Many others do. I would invite you to enlighten the crowd by writing a book yourself (on any topic you might choose), but I guess you are just more capable (and comfortable) sniping at others.

even if you are right, taking the entire greek population hostage in your private feud is definetly not the way to go. After all even if he were the worst person on earth, greek is still the birthplace of Democracy for whatever thats worth....

Not that you need my help pfren, but I agree with you on your analysis on the BDG. I also agree with many of your other assertions and find it extremely rude and in bad taste for someone to personally attack you over something you have no control over. Greece, is a marvelous Country, and most of the people there are some of the best in the World.

The Greeks are no more (or less) OK than any other nation. The real problem is not that one, and Greece is not the only failing EU economy- Spain, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, are more or less on the same boat- only Cyprus is a different case. The failure here is both political, and institutional, and the right solution would certainly be letting the failing banking system to default, instead of pouring state money into the banking system, and getting defaulted national economies. Only Merkelists and all sorts of venture capitalists insist linking the state finances to their oozy "open markets".