[freedomdefender]

4. Twice in the last year, he has gone six weeks without writing a column. On other occasions, he has put out four columns in a week. This past week, he's already written four columns for Antiwar.com. When he puts out a lot of columns in a week, he sounds the most unhinged. 5. He never makes public appearances anymore.

You sure do follow him closely! Are you fixated on him? Obsession?

[Our man in washington]

4. Twice in the last year, he has gone six weeks without writing a column. On other occasions, he has put out four columns in a week. This past week, he's already written four columns for Antiwar.com. When he puts out a lot of columns in a week, he sounds the most unhinged. 5. He never makes public appearances anymore.

You sure do follow him closely! Are you fixated on him? Obsession?

Not really. I used to really like his columns. I still read them regularly, for the same reason one can't help but look at a train wreck. Anyway, I just got curious and did some quick research. Believe me, it doesn't take long to figure out what I figured out. Just go to Antiwar.com and check the date of his columns.

Also, I was interested in whether you could tell someone's mental state from the Internet. My best friend in high school became schizophrenic and started posting similar stuff all over the Internet. I noticed that Roberts was showing a similar pattern.