On Oct 23, 9:43 pm, wrote:
In addition to free legal defense for Paul Truong and Susan Polgar,
will the Executive Board also provide additional security for the
upcoming Lynch Mob in Crossville ?

I suspect that the gravity of the allegations will provide a
convenient excuse to maintain closed proceedings, and the Executive
Board will continue withhold any meaningful announcements.

I don't really know if you will have more than 10 people watching. If
you look at similar disputes in not for profit
companies (PEC in Austin, Texas) during disputes, most members AVOID
the meetings. The employees will
be ordered NOT to appear at the meeting, for fear of harassment
compalints.

I dobut the board will even allow discussion.

The mob will get no forum to speak. Until the delegtes meet, little
can be done.

I could be wrong, but human nature has shown that most people tend to
AVOID meetings that are full of conflict.

I would not expect a large crowd....

I hope I am wrong, but I have researched this, and you should expect a
SMALLER than normal turnout.

Marcus Roberts