On Feb 6, 5:34 am, Brian Lafferty wrote:
On the USCF Issues Forum
How to Escape the FSS/Truong Mess
gregory wrote:
DACP wrote:Go right ahead Gregory.
Gregory Alexander wrote: http://www.chessdiscussion.com/phpBB3/v...
4497#p4497
I have many other emails from Donna where she admits talking to, and
getting privileged information from Sam Sloan, but I will keep it at
this; I believe that this proves my point.
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B Lafferty replied
There is nothing "privileged" in any of the communication you posted on
chessdiscussion between Sam Sloan and Donna Alarie. Sam Sloan discussed
with a number of people, myself included, the fact that he was planning
to file a legal action. So what, Gregory.
Sloan discussed it on rgcp. It wasn't a surprise to anyone.
None of the emails you posted
from Donna Alarie in any way indicate that Donna was doing anything but
thinking and acting as an independent person concerned with the well
being of the USCF.
So now the Polgaristas have taken to posting email exchanges without
the permission of the sender?
Your attempt to paint her with the brush of
implication that because she conversed with Sam Sloan she is some how
less than independent is disgusting. My interpretation is that the
Polgar/Truong camp, to which you clearly belong, are getting desperate.
You have utterly failed trying to defend Polgar/Truong on the facts. So
now the personal attacks on individual's character has begun.
"Begun?" They began a long time ago here on rgcp. The Trolgar's
personal 'journalist', the Bowel of Brattleboro, has been smearing
people right and left for months.
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Gregory Alexander wrote:
From a purely personal standpoint, I like Donna. However, she is not
against using individuals, however unsavory, to achieve what she
believes to be right. One can think of this quality as being brave, and
perhaps inspirational at times-- but the ends do not justify the means
and you need to be careful about whom you associate with.
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B Lafferty replied
In psychology it's called projection. Your comment really says more
about Gregory Alexander than anyone else.