Thank you for making my point so clear. For me, I don't think Mr. Wohlforth goes out of his way to be misleading but a man with an agenda, he doesn't want inconvenient facts to get in his way. When he wrote on me, I sort of realized that he too had a preconceived narrative. I also noted that Mr. Wohlforth did not used Ms. Welton's full legal name..."Doctor Suzette Welton" in his article. Obviously that sort of distraction will get into his way in presenting his case. I was told once that Mr. Wohlforth uses to be a politician.