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Yeah right. 
And your point is WHAT, Mr. Not-too-Brite-horn? That Keith's ego is bigger than yours?... and that you're beet-red jealous? Perhaps, just perhaps, when someone says "Keith, you're gonna be half-partner at Current" it implies you'll have SOME control over your work environment? Ahhhhh Yes: But we must contrast those nasty angry egotistic Liberal commentators (like Keith Olbermann) with.....the quiet, humble, self-effacing, ego-less, almost Budda-like qualities of Conservative commentators.....who, no doubt, bicycle to work, so that they might not offend THEIR limo drivers. Chill out Right Wingers, and just take two more Viagras. But do me a favor- and DON'T call me in the morning 
. The real question we should be asking is : Did CurrentTV simply USE Keith to gain attention and higher ratings? They KNEW what they were getting! Did they lure him with big bucks, and then drop him when they were done? Yes, we all know that Keith injects emotion and passion into his commentary, into his intelligent and incisive reporting, and into his humor....all of which makes his program interesting, as well as informative. He's forceful, honest, and direct: you FEEL his pain, you FEEL his anger, and you FEEL his heart-felt sincerity when he covers a story. And he covers it well. He's NEVER just another talking head! If Keith is absent from CurrentTV, then I too will be absent from CurrentTV. For Keith is one of the best - hands down- as evidenced by his outstanding coverage of OWS during the past year. I wish him well, and hope that he is back on the air soon. We need his unique voice and viewpoint!
I'd much rather listen to Keith. He's a good reporter.
What has this guy ever done?
Earned three college degrees, an associate's, a bachelor's in biology and a doctorate in law.
Worked as a legal secretary and court reporter for 25 years. Went to law school at night while working full time at the courthouse and cranking out transcripts. Took five years to earn a Juris Doctor.
Earned 3 GIA certificates in Diamond Grading and Colored Stone grading.
Playing music since I was five years old. Took many years of lessons. 12 lessons on piano. ten years on violin, also voice lessons training for two years to sing opera in German, Italian and French. Sang in many church choirs. Was music director at a Unitarian Fellowship. My voice teacher was a student of Eleanor Steber.
Went to numerous music camps in high school. At age sixteen was playing pieces at music camp such as the Firebird Suite, Also Sprach Zarathustra, Grand Canyon Suite, Finale of Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony, Overture to Der Freischutz, Intermezzo from Goyescas. At this music camp the choir I was in sang the Mozart Requiem. There were two concerts every week for five weeks -- one orchestra, one chorus.
My senior high school orchestra played the Finale of the New World Symphony by Dvorak at University Interscholastic League contest and made an A. We played the Waltz from the Serenade for Strings by Tchaikovsky for our string number, and made an A. We played the Prelude to the Third Act of Lohengrin for our Overture and made an A. I was 17 at the time.
Played in several excellent high school and college and community orchestras. My college orchestra played The Rite of Spring and The Miraculous Mandarin Ballet Suite by Bartok, Rachmaninoff Symphonic Dances.
Played under the direction of Nicolas Slonimsky and Carmen Dragon. Played in a college orchestra with Vladimir Viardo as soloist in the Prokofief Third Piano Concerto, winner of the 1993 Van Cliburn Competition.
Composed music for a student project my daughter was in in 8th grade, and it was directed by an actual director with hollywood experience. Used a Kurzweil Synthesiser and Cakewalk software.
Lead actress in two amateur plays in Houston.
Sang soprano in the chorus of The Elixir of Love, by Gaetano Donizetti, at Opera in the Heights. Sung in the original italian, of course.
Member of Houston Women's Caucus for Art. Created art exhibited at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in conjunction with a weekend cultural conference called Hindu/Houston, about the Gujarati language and the state of Kannada. Participated in the annual Houston Artcrawl for several years. Learned how to paint frescoes.
I know how to sew and make my own patterns. That is called pattern drafting.
tutored people in college chemistry.
Took Spanish and Latin courses in high school.
Do I need anything else to justify my existence? 
Your sterling "credentials" and the fact your works will be posted on such a great place like Polypop.com
Polypop.com that has such literary gems like:
"Uncle Sloppy's Pleasure Circus
by John Freeman
Featuring: Sarge!, Hippies Are Dumb, Art-Fags, Retarded and other hilarious and horrific comix. "
Intellectual stuff... it must be. Because you, great one, associate yourself with it.
...polypop.com a place, where works of searing literary intellect are dumped in a sort of elephant's graveyard of "intellectual" gems.
Their worth and yours for that matter, far beyond me and others on the board to comprehend.
I look forward to seeing what you dump there. Maybe something like "Uncle Sloppy part Deux"?
That a place like polypop.com will take you, it shows everyone you are obviously an unappreciated genius...
Also, looking at the technical acumen of your videos, I think with five or ten years more of hard work and practice, you may even achieve the technical and content qualities of such luminaries and giants of the industry, as James O Keefe or Andrew Breitbart.
Keep up the good work sir!
Say what you want about Keith, but he will always be 100x better than you 
He is a master of it. It's awesome that way