Without discussing solubility, mutual solubility, miscibility and all of that, let me simplify by saying -- what happens is this: Water 'dissolves' in methyl alcohol but methyl alcohol does not dissolve in gasoline. If there is water in the bottom of your tank, adding methyl alcohol only serves to prevent the freezing of the water. The alcohol/water solution remains at the bottom of the tank.

Iso-propanol will dissolve both in water and gasoline so the 3 liquids actually end up as one phase. A similar situation occurs when essential oils are blended with propylene glycol before diluting with water to make food flavorings.

By the way, the best windshield washer "solvent" is again iso-propyl alcohol although, and again for cheapness, most of the products you buy are methyl alcohol based.

If it weren't for White people, what do you think the present state of chemistry would be? Isn't it great to belong to that race?

With all of the "Oh my God!" shrieks coming over the air waves, let's see if I understand it all.

Who are all of the child molesters? The White males.
Cui bono = Bitter, timorous and disgruntled broads of every description.

Who are all of the racists? The While males.
Cui bono = Muds and cruds of every description.

Who are all of the women abusers? The White males.
Cui bono = Feminists, hags, bags, hens and career twats of every description.

Who are all of the gun nuts shooting at everything that moves? The White males.
Cui bono = Communists, Marxists, peace creeps and ZOGlings of every description.

Who are all of the homophobes? The White males.
Cui bono = Queers, pansies, daisies and faggots of every description.

There seems to be a common theme here, eh? Nobody likes me. I think I'll go berserk and gas all of the pigeons in the park. After all, White males were responsible for Zyklon B, weren't they?.

BERLIN, Nov. 4 - An exhibition showing ordinary German soldierscommitting Nazi war crimes which has prompted right-wing protests in Germany was shut down on Thursday after historians said some photographs were faked.

The multi-media exhibition was due to open in the United States in December but organisers have instead closed the display for three months to allow an independent panel of historians to decide whether the criticisms are true. Historians have pointed out in a number of historical journals that photographs of corpses in the display show the victims of the NKVD Soviet security police rather than the Wehrmacht, the Nazi-era German army. Other controversial exhibits include a photograph of a German firing squad shooting youths in Yugoslavia in 1941. War historians say the soldiers involved were actually Hungarian. And other visitors have pointed out a host of other errors in how pictures were displayed and labelled. Since it began four years ago the exhibition, called "War of Extermination - Crimes of the Wehrmacht, 1941-1944," has struck a nerve in Germany. There is a widely held belief in Germany that the army, unlike Hitler's elite SS, were either not involved in the worst Nazi atrocities or participated only under duress. "The exhibition has suffered an extraordinary loss of credibility," said Jan Philipp Reemtsma, the billionaire philantrophist and art patron who has sponsored the Hamburg Institute for Social Research to organise the exhibition. "It is possible the loss of credibility could ultimately damage the overall argument of the exhibition," Reemstma said. The Polish historian Bogdan Musial has said that nine of the 801 photographs catalogued as part of the exhibition - some of which are shown in a display case shaped like the German army's top honour, the Iron Cross - are fake. Reemstsma denies that the photographs were altered on purpose to make the German army look bad. "Our exhibition is not the only one to contain mistakes, but it is the only one where errors make such large waves. And that is because the exhibition is so provocative to so many people," Reemstsma said in this week's Stern magazine. Reemtsma said the exhibition's main goal was to stimulate discussion about how the German population dealt with the years of Nazi rule and this was why it had raised such an outcry. There have been violent demonstrations by right-wing groups in nearly every city the display has visited and it was even targeted by a bomb in March. The controversy prompted a debate in parliament, where some deputies broke down crying as they told tales of their families' sufferings and gave details of Nazis among their relatives.

Around 900,000 people have visited the exhibition to date. (end of article)

Hey matey! How come the jews don't collect reparations for all of their tribesmen which they claim were killed under Stalin's rule? How come there are no bloody-bastard Soviet war criminals?

I prefer a White society where all of the non-Whites are "over there" someplace. Until Whites stop blaming others for their own lack of backbone and effort, then I'll remain stranded in an unflushed toilet bowl swimming as best I can to avoid the turds.