User talk:Luc Lad

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Your English may not be good enough for an encylopedia
You wrote "In 1931, Colonel James Ward, a seasoned occultist, a world traveler, was exasperated by the "experts" of his day and their myopic reasoning and narrow world outlook. Strong masonic background, educated Oxford and military academy Sandhurst. Far ahead for his time in theories and questionables suppositions, many link to old civilization, pole shifting, links to magnetic catalysts to the sinking of a land called "Mu" situated in the middle of the pacific ocean. Writer of "The Lost Continent of Mu" & "The Children of Mu"."

Besides the fact that your text is uncited and apparently your own opinion (see No original research sentences require verbs. And you have a word that should be singular written as plural and then one which should be plural written as singular. And you spelled Churchward incorrectly. I doubt you will edit again, but I've put this here if you do. Doug Weller  talk 07:13, 24 June 2023 (UTC)