1- You keep insisting on an answer for a definition of terrorism in which Ted doesn't fit. I have given a response that directly addresses just that, several times. I am sorry, but I am not going to repeat myself again. 

 2- The policies on original research that I provided deal precisely with content that is based on sources. the fact that you insist that your sources are real and notable is meaningless. My argument is not that your sources are worthless and should be excluded from the article. What I argued is that your sources on domestic terrorism can only sustain an assertion such as: "Ted kaczynski has been designated a domestic terrorist by Party X". Meaning, you can only describe the fact that he was determined to be a terrorist, and by which source. This is what is used in all the other articles in wikipedia, and is defended in the guideline. The fact that you even mention the criterion used on other articles in wikipedia is frankly embarrassing. 

 3- It is not true that I am alone in this discussion, on this talk page, and keep in mind that wikipedia is not about "head count". I will keep arguing for what I believe is right, and in accordance with the challenges that the article faces. I am not going away. It's not like I am trying to defend my version here, against any outside suggestion. Personally, I didn't even want to include any reference to the FBI on what they think about Ted and politics. That is what we were discussing in the beginning. But since you came with a reference that is arguably vaild and relevant, I did my best to introduce it in the text, respecting policies and guidelines on neutrality. I am not taking out the fact that he has been determined to be a terrorist. I truly don't understand what more could you possibly want.