[NittanyLion]

In posts #175 - #177 you said of Farah:

I have read plenty of his stuff that says he will not under any circumstance vote for George Bush. If you read it all the time, you have seen it too.

I can't read his articles. He is way too emotional and even sometimes hysterical in the way that he writes.

I am so tired of reading his crap.

Which is it?

[texasflower]

Okay. You guys are really trying my patience.

I used to read him all the time. He gets emotional and hysterical in his tone sometimes. Do you not remember the panic stricken, hysterical, hyperventilating type emotions that he was spewing out when he thought the June 30 handover meant we were pulling out all together?

He had this breathless and begging tone, saying please Mr. President, don't cut and run. Don't. Don't. Don't do it! (and it went on from there)

It was disgusting. He had it wrong. President Bush was very clear on what he meant, but he still got it all wrong.

He was wrong then, he's been wrong before and I think he's wrong now.

After the article begging the President not to cut and run, I read for a little while longer until finally I was too disgusted to read any more.

So, I don't read him any more unless I see something like this. When everyone gets all worked up over something he has written curiosity sometimes gets the better of me.

When I clicked on the article, not knowing anything but the title I saw nearly 100 posts at that time. That's usually a sure sign that he has put out more BS and people are believing it. So, I went ahead and read it this time.

You will never catch me reading his work just for my pleasure.

He never disappoints in one respect. That is, when he is all worked up over nothing, you guys are too.

Now, are you guys finished nitpicking my posts? You can't defend the article, but you are awfully interested in critiquing a lack of journalistic excellence on my part.

Are we done yet? If you have another criticism, make it quick. I'm going to bed very soon.