I must have hit the bullseye, judging from your ad hominem response which is (as usual) so devoid of meaning and significance. And unlike you, I've worked in the federal government in space procurement so quit being the pin cushion telling the needle it has a hole in its head. Wake up and quit being a tax leech who tries to stifle those who seek to liberate us all from an oppressive, failed Soviet style space procurement system. You've attacked me on these forums with a strange obsession in the past and you're even less clever than your tax-leeching title indicates if you think I'd overlook your abusing foreigners here too.

What's particularly revealing is that in your overzealous attempted censorship of Dmitri and his symbolism of how Russian dominance over the pathetic U.S. space bureaucracy, you appear to embrace a Soviet style of suppressing basic freedoms that Dmitri's people have championed the toppling of. How I'd love to meet you in person after all the unjustified abuse I've seen you dish out here even as you can't take it in. Coming to D.C. anytime soon? Why not bring the boxing gloves. Judging from your picture, you've been in your share of physical scuffles to defend yourself [at least sometimes] so don't accuse me of being a bully either now or afterwards for wanting to be the next in line.

YOU, sir, are a cancer in these forums with all your uncalled for insults and holier-than-thou self-righteousness. There's only one way to effectively deal with such arrogance. Time to fight fire with fire. I'll even pay for half of your plane ticket, as long as you'll sign a written waiver of all rights to legal recourse after our match is (I predict swiftly) concluded. It's one thing if you want to mindlessly insult me month after month without provocation or justification; I can take it. But when a Russian graces us with his presence and you respond with such [always uncalled for] abusiveness even as U.S. prestige abroad is already so in jeopardy, you've crossed the line. Take it out on ME, not the Russian please. And don't delay in coming to D.C. ok?