Neville,
I take issue with your words. I have never defended TTs rhetoric, nor claimed that it has its roots in mainstream Chabad thought.
For the fourth time:
I said that certain things he knows show a degree of familiarity with Chabad. Those were:
1. His story about a certain Godol, which isn’t widely known outside Chabad.
2. His use of terminology such as “Kasheh of Tomchei Tmimim”.
If I start pretending to be from Lakewood, and I use some of their lingo, that would only prove that I have some familiarity with them, and if someone points out that I know the lingo, he is in no way defending any of what I said.
Regarding the term Shofech Domim that TT used, whilst in Lubavitch that hasn’t been used for anyone, I’ve heard it said about certain Gedolim right here on YWN forums and comments. ואין פוצה פה ומצפצף.