I also apologise for saying you are nuts and anything else I said that upset you.
i realise now that many problems result from differing perceptions - for example some of us tend more towards being realists whilst others tend more towards being idealists (of course this is a little simplistic) but it was my bingo moment this morning. I guess I am enough of an idealist to appreciate your writing and overall I think it is excellent.
What I mean to say about idealism is that we would all like to see the WT go down and to believe that they are very short of money, on the brink of survival and this is such an encouraging image that may indeed be close to the truth. However, a realist will come along and say 'but we have been thinking this for the last 20 years and nothing has happened to them they have stacks of resourdes and money' - this is not very encouraging for present day fighters but if it means that some will decide to get on with their lives instead of continuing to spend precious resources on the WT, good for them.
nevertheless, I am very grateful to those who believed that if they stayed and fought it would make an appreciable difference and I believe that it has though more in individual lives rather than to WT itself. I think part of the reason that the WT continues to succeed and will continue to do so is that many who tend towards idealism, especially the young, will continue to be ensnared by talk of a paradise earth and justice for all.
anyway when I am being a complete realist I have a lot to disagree with in what you have to say but when i am being an idealist I applaud you
edit: I am trying also to reply to your question about how changeable I seem to be to you