User talk:Effervescency

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Effervescency one editor removed a lot of material on the potential superpowers saying inappropriate material which they specially removed material but allowed other material on other potential superpower countries to stick that on another country. I think it is inappropriate for editors to remove material on one country and leave in on another as if it is there own. Referring to comments made by politicians, diplomats, scholarly publications, presidents regarding such as Russia as a superpower are appropriate and valid facts for support for countries on potential superpowers, not just one country but all countries, need your input, thanks.--198.134.105.98 (talk) 18:40, 25 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]