`:Firstly, these comments about the Michael Servetus Institute are unfortunate and unacceptable both in their form as well as in their substance. The manners of other members of this talk are also beyond the limits of what an average educated scholar should be. It is innapropriate to use such an insulting language in the academia. Moreover, some of the comments clearly reflect a deep ignorance regarding the foundation and spirit of our Institute. We have as one of our core values the spread of tolerance and freedom of conscience (http://www.miguelservet.org/servetus/values.htm) and, although we are far from being perfect, we apply effectively this principle in our relationships with other individuals and institutions. In this regard, Mr. González Echevarría has always been treated respecfully by us and our Institute has never tried to discredit him. He does not need our support, since he gets enough support from the Government of Navarra. As a matter of fact, the article by Jaume de Marcos, before being downgraded, included a clear reference to this author. This is called ``intellectual integrity``. Therefore, we simply do not agree with the way he treats and interprets some facts that he deems as proven without the introduction of any evidence. Secondly, just to be crystal-clear: neither our Institute nor the Government of Aragon have endorsed in the past the theories of this author about Servetus' identity or birth place. Implying that we had endorsed all his discoveries in the past until he started thinking Servetus as a ``pseudonim`` is totally innacurate and misleading. Thirdly, our Institute is a cultural & scientific society that does not depend on the Government of Aragon, although, as other cultural institutions we receive some small subsidies to organize some of our lectures. Our main activities are based on the volunteer work of our members, who are fully independent in deliver their opinions. Fourthly, in our Institute, we do not lie about the pass. We look critically at the historical sources and we analyze them with a global and open mind. What we do not do is to single out documents in our own interest and draw conclusions without taking into account their context or to make up theories based on pressumptions which do not stand before the rules of human soundness. You may agree with us or not, but accusing us of lying about history is baseless and it is hereby rejected by our Institute. Further action will follow before Wikipedia to avoid this slandering in the future and, among other petitions, the Institute will request the withdrawal of those derogatory comments from this web site.  With regard to the other so-called ``new`` information, note the following:  The official documents pointed out by this author to argue that Michael Servetus was born in Tudela have been known for decades and used by many scholars before him, and also the Jewish origins of Michael Servetus. Zaporta was the family name of a very well-known family of Jewish converts in Aragon and, again, this has been widely known for decades.   Kind regards,  Dr. Sergio Baches, Esq.      `