Yes you did. I was not talking to you and the attribution makes that quite obvious.
You missed the point. This is a public message board. There is no such thing here as a private conversation. It makes no difference who you were addressing. If you put it out in public, anyone can respond to it.
Or, put another way, you lack the authority to shut anyone up, so you may as well give up on that one.
Going through the rest of your post, I'm going to continue my usual practice of snipping empty rhetoric and pointless, gratuitous insults as unworthy of a response. Most of your post consisted of that, and so most of it will be snipped; however I think there was a real point or two raised. EDIT: Well, one real point, not two.
If you cant express it in some form you cant truly understand it.
Untrue. There are many things that are understandable but not communicable. The classic example is explaining color to a blind person. Words only work for communication if there is shared experience that allows the tags to be referenced in another person's mind.
To continue the color analogy, I can say the word "green" and you will understand what that word means because you possess normal color vision; the word "green" will trigger memories of green objects you have seen in the past, or associations with green objects you can see now. But if you were blind from birth and had never seen color, you would have no way of relating the word "green" to any experience, and it would have only the vaguest meaning for you, if any.
The communication of spiritual experience is similar to that. Terminologies have grown up among mystics that, like all language, consists of tags applied to common experience, but for those who have not had those experiences the words will be meaningless at best, and misleading at worst. The latter happens because often the words are borrowed from other contexts where they have other meanings.
What's a little bizarre here is that you are arguing like a materialistic atheist but you seem to be a religious believer. Your religious beliefs would then be non-mystical in nature, objective claims about the reality observable through the normal senses operating in normal states of consciousness, and yet in that context there is absolutely no evidence in support of what you believe. It's interesting you can't see any logical contradiction in that.
Where religion is not mystical, it is make-believe.