"I wish you could see it in the original."
Remember the first time Wierwille said that? I think it was someplace in PFAL., when he was talking about the genealogy of Jesus Christ. Notice that he didn't say "I wish I could------" or "I wish WE could-----". What he said was "I wish YOU could---". It's a subtle way of implying that he alone had seen it in the original or, at the very least, knew what the original actually said. Right there in PFAL he was setting himself up to be someone who had special knowledge that others lacked. When you come to the realization that the lion's share of everything he spoke and wrote was plagiarized from existing sources, it sends his credibility into a tailspin that can't be reversed. He was a master manipulator of nuance. Do any other examples come to mind?