My name is Kenneth Loch, and I'm claiming to have been given
the honor of being the Genius of Tennis. I'm the one, who was given
the honor of witnessing the enlightenment, that the renaissance and
age of enlightenment for Tennis is based on. I represent the new
educational and health standard for all teachers and healers.

When it comes to honoring an individual with the highest honor,
that an individual can receive, I'm figuring that the one I have will
be hard, if not impossible, to beat. Who could possibly make
claim to a better honor?

I'm figuring that I've been given the honor of honors, and that
I've been put in the position and given the responsibility to bring
this current age of idolatry to an end. I figure the best way to do
this is by turning the light on the practice and on those who are
guilty of promoting and sustaining it.

Does the likes of the USTA have someone with an honor, who
they would consider to be my equal or better? If they don't have
one, do they have a responsibility to their members to invite me
and my honor into their association? I'm figuring that they do.
But, that doesn't mean they will. Meanwhile, I can use the
USTA as an example of a Tennis community, that
promotes idolatry for its' members.

When it comes to idolatry, it takes two to tango. The idolater
has to have an idol to idolize. The USTA can be understood as
a leader of a cult of idolaters. When you think of a cult, you think
brain washed. How does the USTA brain wash its' members, and
how is the brain washing connected to making them honor the
honors of idols?

First off, the meaning of the education they provide isn't
based on increasing an individual's intelligence. It actually
compromises an individual's mental and physical health.

I good example of a Tennis idol would be Roger Federer.

Wilson Tennis has developed a relationship with Roger Federer.