Darwin's Theory of evolution is rubbish

It is amazing how things have evolved over time. I often wonder how things were in the begininning of time. Could it be possible that Darwin or Creation as  presented in the bible is a correct argument about the origins of the human race? Well, I believe there is no one who could answer this question with absolute certainty. The irony is I am not intending to undertake answering the question as well.

Now let me start with Darwin's argument which is not quite plausible given the fact that we still have apes family. His case is that human race was never created. Instead evolved from apes. Among my greatest interests/hobbies is watching national geographics which is on SABC 3 every sundays at 18h00. I am still waiting apprehensively to see a half human monkey or chimpanzee. If his argument were to hold water we need to have some of the apes being the active participants in the process of transcending to the human league. In his argument which is widely taught in many first year university psychology students, argues that evolution is a process, if that is the case could it be that it was a once off process which ended with few monkeys or chimpanzees who were either unlucky to step on contaminated territory and mutated? Whatever happened, Darwin does not give any credible version of the coming of the human race which leads me to my next passage:creation

Creation is a sweet theoretical argument which is impossible to be backed by empirical/experiential evidence. However if you take Darwin's argument you will see that creation make an overwhelming "common"sense. Darwin would find it easy, may be because he hates God or had different of opinion over something, to argue that human race was never created but fall short of telling who created apes. In effect his argument becomes self defeating because whatever the person was before he actually became human the fact he was created. Therefore Darwin's argument is rubbish and an extreme case of stupidity. I would safely say I am glad I never met him.