Talk:Solomon Souza

A fact from Solomon Souza appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 14 March 2017 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:

Did you know... that when the stalls of a Jerusalem shuk close, Solomon Souza's spray-painted portraits (example pictured) become visible?

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Lends to the charge?

The above unsigned comments suggests that some personal dislikes/animosity/bitterness is the fuel which is leading to some nasty entries, and the Wikipedia should not be a home for such tendencies, in my view. Fredericknoronha (talk) 22:13, 31 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

@Fredericknoronha: Ad hominem. Laws regarding common-law marriage are clear, FN Souza and Liselotte Kohn never had one because they were legally married to other people throughout their affair. The articles are factual and backed by verified information.

Some unfair comments?

There seems to be some vandalising and motivated comments being inserted into this page, possibly by persons (or those acting on behalf) of interested parties and their proxies. Please see what has gone into this and the FN Souza https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F._N._Souza page via some recent edits. Kindly take a suitable decision. Fredericknoronha (talk) 13:57, 28 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]

@Fredericknoronha:The only vandalism that has been taking place has been the repeated deletion of information by various Karens (e.g. Jugneeta Sudan aka Janeita Singh when she was holidaying in France), in spite of that information being provided with reliable citations that have been in the public domain for many years. Wikipedia is NOT an encyclopaedia for children (Lawrence of Arabia is also described as being born out of wedlock). F N Souza and Mrs Liselotte Kristian's relationship in the UK can't be described as "marriage" of any kind because of their existing marriages with others (Souza's divorce from his Bamonn wife Maria Figueiredo took place in 1964, AFTER his affair with his Ashkenazi mistress Liselotte had ended). If anybody in India still doesn't believe that the relationship wasn't a marriage, then you can check with any British solicitor.

Liselotte also can't be described as Souza's "beloved" (more syrupy nonsense written by Sudan) because they had an open relationship (like their friends Victor Musgrave and Ida Kar), and the affair ended in acrimony (according to Liselotte's own recorded oral testimony, Souza refused to keep paying the mortgage on Liselotte's house after their breakup and Liselotte had to demand Court-ordered child support so that she and her 3 minor daughters wouldn't become homeless).

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