tomic wrote:

"Kym" wrote in message
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Speculating that the highest rated player in the world, some how should
not be part of the reunifiocation of the world
title, is crazy! Making assertions that Kasp. *may* hijack the process is
also unhelpful.

Why you missed important point in Mr. Khariton's text:

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3. Possibly, chess fans do not know that today's situation in world chess
roots back to the year 1993 when Kasparov entered the conspiracy with
Raymond Keene and Nigel Short to destroy the FIDE and the well-functioning
system of World Championship qualification?
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So, that's reunification is opposite process of Kasparov's doings in 1993.
He divided chess world and FIDE tries to remedy system. He has no moral
rights to play.

One might more easily argue that it was FIDE itself that divided the
chess world in 1993 by staging a match between the two losing
Candidates,
Karpov and Timman, and calling that match the World Championship.
It's long passed time for FIDE to remedy their mistake.