[Dirk Vdm ranted:]
So what? Who is anyone to judge you? We are all judging you
based on the fact that you have been here for so many years
with so many names, posting the same crap, without having
learned one single iota. [snip more of the same]

Cute little tantrum, Mr. Dirk Vdm!
Hope you're getting paid for all these little vendettas!

Contrary to your above malignant misinformation, I posted
something brand new in this very thread. (Of course, you
simply ignored it because you could not cope with it.)

To spare the serious readers from having to backtrack, I
will repeat that new thing he

Even prior to Einstein's definition of clock synchronization,
which he gave to newly and uniquely guarantee invariance &
isotropy for the one-way speed of light, Einstein himself said
that a certain frame found c for light's one-way speed, without
using Einstein's definition.

This particular frame was the embankment frame mentioned at the
following site:

http://www.bartleby.com/173/7.html

Can sweet little Dirk Vdm tell us how Einstein's embankment frame
obtained c for light's one-way speed without first applying Einstein's
definition of clock synchronization?