BTW, I suspect you will have trouble finding those “errors.”
The speed with which you responded would almost certainly indicate that you DID NOT READ THE SPEECH!
Clever boy, you imported it into Word and searched for “Birch,” didn’t you. And that’s ALL you had to see.
Again, when no actual facts are presented, there can be no errors.
The entire piece consists of McManus' opinions on what he believes to be the private motivations of people he dislikes.
The speed with which you responded would almost certainly indicate that you DID NOT READ THE SPEECH!
If I was unable to read that article in 8 minutes, I would be embarrassed of myself.
Clever boy, you imported it into Word and searched for “Birch,” didn’t you. And that’s ALL you had to see.
Is it a "fact" that I imported it into Word? Or is it just an unsupported supposition about someone else that you can't prove?
(1) His bio at the end of the article clearly states that he's a Bircher.
(2) If you really wanted to search the article, you could just search it in IE - you wouldn't need to import it into Word to search it.