People confuse me sometimes

Sometimes, rarely, I misjudge people.
With Diana I don't think it is my problem, it must be hers.
I am convinced that this blogger has a multiple personality disorder.
A few days ago she wrote a piece titled
Angry Vengeful rant for which I will probably be sorry for one day and I can't undertand why she thinks she would be sorry for it.
The post rakes the Palestinian's over the coals in reaction to the bombing in Isreal.
It is not as good as the post written by the Emperor Misha on the same subject but a fine rant about something that should concern all civilized people.
Back to Diana.
Then she makes this post about Mel Gibson's unreleased movie the Passion and I think she is off her meds again.
She reads an article written by someone who may or may have not even seen the movie, which will not even be released until next spring and concludes that Christian-Jewish relations are headed for the rocks.
On top of that she jumps on Christian conservatives for something that has not even happened yet and IMHO will not.

Oh, and I don't give a shit what Christian conservatives think, and I don't understand why anyone would conclude from what I've written that I do. But I think that the blogosphere Likudniks would at least recognize the situation.

Not content with that she rants that she would enjoy a Dean Presidency, which I think would be a major disaster to not only our defense but our way of life.
I must say that I am impressed for in one sentence she not only shows how shallow her support of Dean is but manages to display a level of religious intolerance that I had not before noticed in her postings.

One of the reasons why I'd enjoy a Dean Presidency is because I am sick and frikkin' tired of our Psalm-singing President, and I am sick of pretending that I enjoy his form of Christianity. It makes me want to puke.

No Diana you don't have to like the president and I cannot fathom why you would pretend that you enjoy his form of Christianity since I believe you are Jewish as am I.
Already having displayed a shallowness that her other personality hadn't she goes on to come out of the closet as an elistist who obviously believes that unless a person went to an Ivy League school like she did that their opinions don't count for a shit.

I want a White House that looks like me. I want a White House with two neurotic Ivy-League products of the NY-area who take their religion lite. Lite, like me.

Well Diana since you are a neurotic Ivy-League product of the NY-area I guess we will just have to treat your future opinions for what they are worth, namely the end result of the dysfuntional education that our best universities now deliver.
Since you are, as you admit not religious, you can hardly have any idea what motivates the millions of americans who are very or somewhat religious.
We should regard you by the words you write and consider all your posts as you have categorized yourself LITE.