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Thanks for the warning, I understand. I will fix it. Thank you again.--LuzoGraal (talk) 15:41, 25 December 2011 (UTC)

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ADDING UNSOURCED MATERIAL

The material you have just added to the Portuguese Angola page is almost entirely unsourced Portuguese imperialist propaganda. There is a talk page and it would be helpful if you tried to address the issues there rather than simply adding unsourced biased material. Don't simply reverse other editors work if the article is controversial. Address the contentious issues properly.

About your unsourced material, the subject and your own: False, Mr. or Mr. Ackees. I only restored the Article to the last edits before your last interventions - and after your unsourced "hatred" phrases and sentences not properly encyclopedic and of personal or "original" character. So it is impossible for you to speak of propaganda. The issues and edits were not mine, but from the previous Authors. And knowing the history, we have not seen inaccuracies, especially in the colonial war etc.. --LuzoGraal (talk) 17:22, 28 April 2012 (UTC)