... Amin, you are dilussional

Submitted by Peter Hall (Australia), Jan 16, 2012 at 21:15

No matter how many times you repeat your lies, they are still lies ...Amin!

Now the only reason you know what an adjective is, is because I told you, and gave you a proper definition. I still note you have no clue about punctuation. I have also shown how you lie; and repeat you lies many, many times hoping no one will notice.

You then provide this gem;

When we say English..... you don't even know what an ADJECTIVE is in English and were caught with your pants down fabricating ha ha

I am sure there is a Freudian slip there ... Amin, maybe a bit of latent homosexuality?

Did you mean to say;

When we discuss English..... you do not even know what an adjective is! I have caught you with your pants down; fabricating details.Ha, ha!

Can you see what a difference it makes when someone can read and write in English? So before you attempt to correct someone who actually knows English, try and not write your criticisms in something other than your gibberish Hindi pigeon English!

Did you know that when someone repeats the same behaviour again and again like you have, and each time being caught out, can only lead to one conclusion.

A definition of insanity is repeating the same abnormal behaviour again and again and expecting a different result.

Your repeating the 60 million to 200 million line yet again, after you have been made to look ignorant, is definitive proof there are some serious mental issues associated with Amin. Try and come up with an original conclusion or rebuttal, not the standard plays from the Taqiyya handbook.

You only arguments are 1) outright denial 2) twisting what someone has stated and then calling what you have twisted a lie. 3) Call a fact a lie 4) asking for proof then calling the proof a lie 5) When you receive what you have asked for as evidence, denying that you asked for it. 6) Calling everybody a liar. 7) playing the victim and using the racism/discrimination defence. 8) Only providing a portion of what you know to be correct, but with holding the balance which refutes your position. 9) Claiming knowledge or expertise you do not have, to refute the other person as being ignorant. 10) Ignoring facts you do not like being presented with and reverting to positions you know to be incorrect.

The ten golden rules of Amin, shows you have learnt your Taqiyya well. However, you have been tested ...Amin, and found wanting in all areas.

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