Your theory doesn't predict rapid, it predicts instantaneous. Cross breeding of geographically isolated species strikes to the heart of your theory and invalidates it instantly. For a theory to survive it must withstand all assaults. If it fails even once it must be abandoned or revised. ID is dead from a hundred fatal wounds. Abandonment is the only recourse you have.
"Your theory doesn't predict rapid, it predicts instantaneous. Cross breeding of geographically isolated species strikes to the heart of your theory and invalidates it instantly." - Vercingetorix
Cross-breeding (which I've already explained is a bad example for this debate due to the 1st and 2nd species of Life) is an INSTANTANEOUS speciation event, which is precisely what Intelligent Design predicts. Cross-breed two species and the resultant mix is immediately a distinct new species.
What you've failed to understand is that cross-breeding is insufficient to explain the origin of species. By definition, the very first two species of Life on this planet could NOT have been produced via cross-breeding, rendering any theory dependent upon said cross-breeding moot.