I thought that Akenaton was a committed leftist and a left wing political radical deeply opposed to right wing policies and redneckism in general. Matter of fact, I know he is, from long acquaintance. He's also a fervent atheist. He just doesn't fit the stereotypical reactionary political profiles that are being ascribed to him on this thread by those individuals who happen to disagree with him here on this one thread, but very seldom on most other threads.

It's downright odd if you ask me. ;-)

Well...we're rapidly approaching 1900 anyway, so it's not all bad.