Can you provide a source where the sentence is followed by a “!”? You quoted and underlined the quote without any “!”. I’ve never read about a “!” being later added to the report or the idea that the sentence was later added. What is your source?
Also, you claim to have read the report, but you claimed that the Jewish Question being discussed at that time was about extermination when in fact as Lipski’s report shows, the discussion was about the emigration of the Jews.
You dismiss the sentence as “fake history”, despite the fact you have provided no evidence to support that claim.
It’s strange that you claim Lipski never discussed the Jewish Question with Hitler when in fact the report shows quite clearly that the emigration of the Jews was discussed.
The best you can come up with is:
You’re being dishonest and unwilling to accept that you have no evidence to support any of your claims about the statement which is why you have not provided a single source which claims the sentence was added after the report and that is why you are trying to make up excuses such as claiming it was about the extermination of the Jews when in fact the discussion was about the emigration of the Jews.I don't remember where I found the "added later in pencil by Lipski" but it doesn't matter, it's not true. Maybe someone thought Lipski exceeded his instructions.
As Christopher Hitchens wrote, “What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.”