KIRSAN ILYUMZHINOV QUOTED AT CHESSBASE

"All the decisions taken during the match are legally proper, which is
confirmed by the firm of attorneys cooperating with FIDE for more than
ten years since I became a president. They are lawyers of International
Sports Arbitration Court. This is why FIDE always wins in courts -
all our decisions are based on juridical documents, and not emotional
statements."

Didn't this court in Switzerland award Anatoly Karpov $50,000 and
Susan Polgar $25,000 when FIDE stripped them of their titles?

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Didn't this court in Switzerland award Anatoly Karpov $50,000 and
Susan Polgar $25,000 when FIDE stripped them of their titles?

That was what I asked myself when I read Kirsan's interview at
chessbase.com

Doesn't matter, don't bother thinking when reading such texts, they are
just more pieces of wishful thinking and empty, political, talk from
the FIDE president ( and assassin of Larisa Yudina) Kirsan Ilyumzhinov.

SUSAN POLGAR VS. FIDE

See Evans On Chess, January 24, 2005

http://wcn.tentonhammer.com/modules....rder=0&thold=0


wrote:
wrote:

Didn't this court in Switzerland award Anatoly Karpov $50,000 and
Susan Polgar $25,000 when FIDE stripped them of their titles?

That was what I asked myself when I read Kirsan's interview at
chessbase.com

Doesn't matter, don't bother thinking when reading such texts, they are
just more pieces of wishful thinking and empty, political, talk from
the FIDE president ( and assassin of Larisa Yudina) Kirsan Ilyumzhinov.

wrote

SUSAN POLGAR VS. FIDE

See Evans On Chess, January 24, 2005

http://wcn.tentonhammer.com/modules....rder=0&thold=0


Interesting, I didn't realize or remember that Polgar was dope tested at
that event.

I doubt very much it was "random" that Polgar was selected. Was she the only
person
tested at the event?

--Duncan

"Duncan Oxley" No@Thanks wrote in message
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SUSAN POLGAR VS. FIDE

See Evans On Chess, January 24, 2005

http://wcn.tentonhammer.com/modules....rder=0&thold=0


Interesting, I didn't realize or remember that Polgar was dope tested at
that event.

I doubt very much it was "random" that Polgar was selected. Was she the
only person
tested at the event?

The only US player, and near the end of the competition, when the result
would be silver/no medal, as Larry says. Phil

--Duncan