And, The "Award" goes to John Esposito, this quarter.

Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), Sep 17, 2007 at 02:02

And, The (Besta Sum) Award goes to John Esposito, this quarter.

Esposito never held a brilliant mind. reading about his "career" I understand him as a perfect "Besta Sum" with a diploma ..." in humanities...middle east matters"...

A perfect fish for Islamo Fascists Kefir Capitalist looking for a weak prey to finance, "support" and use, making Esposito to basically prostitute himself...

As Written at Wikipedia:

"...Martin Kramer, an Israeli academic from Tel Aviv University, writes that Esposito "would have remained obscure even by the standards of Middle Eastern studies" if it were not for Edward Said."...

Edward Said is a professional liar, son of a powerful kefir capitalist-oppressor that having lived and being "educated" Egypt, studied in a "prestigious" school in Egypt- better read prestigious = very expensive.

Nobody that associates itself with Kefir Edward Said deserves respect.

And, Mister D-Esposit-o Your gang will never be able to emulate not even the shadow if Dr.Pipes-

He is simply too superior to be nearly contemplated by your kind.

You cannot try to emulate him. Dr. Pipes is light years above your kind.

And, when you say: "…I don't do some of the media now, simply because you know, you've got travel, 45 minutes to get to a station to be on for 5 minutes."…

This argument convinces YOUR kind and is enough to YOUR kind, NOT to my kind. My kind clearly sees that you do not do some Media b/c you hold inadequate intellectual standards in your field, your friends are being allegedly recognized as criminals of the worst kind ,and you, yourself are too mediocre for a TV Station to request your appearance.

How inferior, D-Esposito...

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