I understand that Bill Brock was served at 12:20 today in Chicago by
my licensed process server.

Bill Brock has been quiet lately.

I wonder why.

Sam Sloan

On Oct 26, 3:07 pm, samsloan wrote:
I understand that Bill Brock was served at 12:20 today in Chicago by
my licensed process server.

Bill Brock has been quiet lately.

I wonder why.

Sam Sloan

Office football pool was due!

On Oct 26, 4:12 pm, wrote:
On Oct 26, 3:07 pm, samsloan wrote:

I understand that Bill Brock was served at 12:20 today in Chicago by
my licensed process server.

Bill Brock has been quiet lately.

I wonder why.

Sam Sloan

Office football pool was due!

I was expecting you to admit or deny that you were served today.

Sam Sloan

On Oct 26, 3:25 pm, samsloan wrote:
On Oct 26, 4:12 pm, wrote:

On Oct 26, 3:07 pm, samsloan wrote:

I understand that Bill Brock was served at 12:20 today in Chicago by
my licensed process server.

Bill Brock has been quiet lately.

I wonder why.

Sam Sloan

Office football pool was due!

I was expecting you to admit or deny that you were served today.

Sam Sloan

Why did you name Bill Brock as a defendant? What did he do to you?

Marcus Roberts

On Oct 26, 3:30 pm, wrote:

I was expecting you to admit or deny that you were served today.

Sam Sloan

Why did you name Bill Brock as a defendant? What did he do to you?

Marcus Roberts


As I understand it, Bill Brock smashed Mr. Sloan in a
crucial chess match, *refuting* both of his pet lines: the
Grob and Damiano's Defense. Obviously, were this to
happen to any of us, we would do the same thing: sue
in retaliation.


Wait a second... maybe I am confused... maybe that
only happened in my dreams... maybe in reality, NO!
No way! It couldn't be... but I think it is -- SS defeated
BB -- in spite of it all? In spite of playing gobbledegook
openings and Jabberwock defenses? Yes, it's coming
back to me now: Mr. Sloan did in fact WIN that match!


There is no justice in chess. Might as well serve BB.
Might as well pour radioactive waste onto him as well.
What harm can it possibly do... now? There is nothing
left but a shadow of a man... broken... demolished.


-- help bot

I am happy to tell you. I make about $600 a month.

Ok. It's not much, I admit. I just got my check for this month and it
was for $635.94.

Now, if you would let USCF Sales sell my five chess books and allow my
five chess books to be advertised in Chess Life, you would get more
money from this judgment you obviously think you are going to win.

The problem is that Bill Goichberg has instructed the Chess Life
editor not to publish my name in Chess Life for any reason. For
example, this month my name would have appeared in Chess Life at least
two times and possibly as many as four times, had it not been for the
Goichberg directive. The Larry Evans column "What's the Best Move" has
four problems all taken from my recently published book "White to Play
and Win". (Those four games were not in the original book published in
1939. They were added by me when I revised and updated the book in
2007.) Similarly, the Benko column this month featured compositions by
Troitzky derived from my book "Collection of Chess Studies" recently
reprinted by me. I just got off the phone with Benko in Hungary and he
told me that he had mentioned two of my books in the column he
submitted for publication in Chess Life, but both mentions were taken
out by the editor.

So, if you would countermand that directive not to publish my name and
get me treated equally with any normal book publisher, there would be
more money available for the judgment that you think that you are
going to win.

Sam Sloan

On Oct 27, 12:42 am, samsloan wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Randy Bauer Quote: Originally Posted by samsloan Quote: Originally Posted by Theodulf I'll probably kick myself for asking this, but: served with what? Is he a party to your lawsuit? A witness? If he's a defendant, on what theory? *sigh* He was served with a summons and complaint and he is a defendant under several theories. Seehttp://www.samsloan.com/truong-polgar-lawsuit.pdf Sam Sloan It was good to learn from RGCP that you have book publishing income. Bill is a CPA, and from my experience, they seek to recoup expenses. Just for fun (since I know you believe you are going to win this lawsuit) how much do you make in a year on your book publishing business? Randy Bauer

I am happy to tell you. I make about $600 a month.

Ok. It's not much, I admit. I just got my check for this month and it
was for $635.94.

Now, if you would let USCF Sales sell my five chess books and allow my
five chess books to be advertised in Chess Life, you would get more
money from this judgment you obviously think you are going to win.

The problem is that Bill Goichberg has instructed the Chess Life
editor not to publish my name in Chess Life for any reason. For
example, this month my name would have appeared in Chess Life at least
two times and possibly as many as four times, had it not been for the
Goichberg directive. The Larry Evans column "What's the Best Move" has
four problems all taken from my recently published book "White to Play
and Win". (Those four games were not in the original book published in
1939. They were added by me when I revised and updated the book in
2007.) Similarly, the Benko column this month featured compositions by
Troitzky derived from my book "Collection of Chess Studies" recently
reprinted by me. I just got off the phone with Benko in Hungary and he
told me that he had mentioned two of my books in the column he
submitted for publication in Chess Life, but both mentions were taken
out by the editor.

So, if you would countermand that directive not to publish my name and
get me treated equally with any normal book publisher, there would be
more money available for the judgment that you think that you are
going to win.

Sam Sloan

Sam

It appears to me that your civil case depends on the possible criminal
prosecution of Troung. The
Texas Tech police told me that they were planning to launch a major
criminal investigation.
Furthermore, the police told me that it was FEDERAL. I suspect that
Judge Lafferty's complaint
was sent to the US Attorney in Texas. I think the US Attorney
contacted the Texas Tech police. When
I called, it was unexpected. They only thought (at that point) that
you and Judge Lafferty were involved.

The major felony is these threats to kill over my "vote" in FIDE.
Judge Lafferty joined the USCF
in December 2006. So, the US attorney probably made this case a lower
priority. How could have
Brian known about the DEATH THREATS?

Threats to kill like this have been a crime since the early days of US
mail, when people
started sending written letters to kill. This has been a felony for
about 100 years.

With these death threats, and my conversations with the Chief of Staff
to the President of Texas
Tech, I sense that the investigation will be given a little more
attention and resources.

A major felony crime has been committed, by EB member Paul TRoung. If
he is charged, he
will not be testifying at your civil trial until the completion of the
criminal trial, which could take a year
or two.

Like I said, this case is about DEATH THREATS, not internet
harassment. Paul has tried, over and over
again, to keep on calling me loony, to avoid the FELONY death threat
charge, instead of the MISDEMEANOR
harassment charges.

I do not see how Susan Polgar or Paul Troung can continue their
employment at Texas Tech based on these DEATH threats. Unless Susan
Polgar files for divorce, this is not an issue of family loyalty.

It appears to me that all of us have a much closer personal bond
because of these threats, and I am proud to call myself an associate
of Sam Sloan, and I intend to support his litigation, with every cent
I have to my name.
These people at the Chess Federation truly believe they are above the
law.


Marcus Roberts

On Oct 26, 5:25 pm, wrote:
On Oct 26, 4:15 pm, samsloan wrote:



On Oct 26, 4:36 pm, wrote:

I was served.

From whom did you borrow the money?

Thank you for being man enough to admit it (unlike some others).

I did not have to borrow the $75 (process servers are getting
expensive). I am a book publisher with 26 books in print.

Take a look at my latest chess book:

http://www.samsloan.com/palbenko.htm

Sam Sloan

A good title.

Thank you for your complimentary remarks.

Right now I have in print five chess books, one Chinese chess book,
three go books, one Sam Loyd Puzzle Book and three Chinese coins
books. (The rest you would not be interested in):

http://www.samsloan.com/palbenko.htm Pal Benko's Endgame Laboratory
http://www.samsloan.com/chinches.htm Chinese Chess for Beginners
(book)
http://www.samsloan.com/samloyd.htm Sam Loyd's Cyclopedia of 5000
Puzzles tricks and Conundrums with Answers
http://www.samsloan.com/365endings.htm 365 Selected Chess Endings by
Whitaker
http://www.samsloan.com/chessstudies.htm" Collection of Chess Studies
by Troitzky
http://www.samsloan.com/white2win.htm" White to Play and Win by
Waever W. Adams
http://www.samsloan.com/kasparyan.htm Domination is 2,545 Endgame
Studies by Kasparyan
http://www.samsloan.com/joseki-1.htm Modern Joseki and Fuseki, Vol.
One by Sakata Eio
http://www.samsloan.com/joseki-2.htm Modern Joseki and Fuseki, Vol.
Two by Sakata Eio
http://www.samsloan.com/middlegame.htm The Middle Game in Go by Sakata
Eio
http://www.samsloan.com/guestsofthekremlin.htm Guests of the Kremlin
http://www.samsloan.com/chinesecoins-one.htm Illustrated Catalog of
Chinese Coins, Vol. One
http://www.samsloan.com/chinesecoins-two.htm Illustrated Catalog of
Chinese Coins, Vol. Two
http://www.samsloan.com/chinesecoins-three.htm Illustrated Catalog of
Chinese Coins, Vol. Three

Sam Sloan

Yes. Your friend Jerry Hanken told me that Bill Goichberg ordered Dan
Lucas not to publish my name in Chess Life and to remove my name from
any articles submitted by journalists for publication.

Since you are quite close to Jerry Hanken and live near him, why don't
you ask him?

Sam Sloan

On Oct 28, 6:51 am, samsloan wrote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by rfeditor 3) Do you have any evidence that Bill Goichberg told the editor not to publish your name? Evidence would be a statement by Goichberg, a statement by the editor, or something in writing. No? I thought not. John Hillery

Yes. Your friend Jerry Hanken told me that Bill Goichberg ordered Dan
Lucas not to publish my name in Chess Life and to remove my name from
any articles submitted by journalists for publication.

Since you are quite close to Jerry Hanken and live near him, why don't
you ask him?

Lord Chancellor. Now, sir, what excuse have you to offer for having
disobeyed an order of the Court of Chancery?

Strephon. My Lord, I know no Courts of Chancery; I go by Nature's Acts
of Parliament. The bees - the breeze - the seas - the rooks - the
brooks - the gales - the vales - the fountains and the mountains cry,
"You love this maiden - take her, we command you!" 'Tis writ in heaven
by the bright barbed dart that leaps forth into lurid light from each
grim thundercloud. The very rain pours forth her sad and sodden
sympathy! When chorused Nature bids me take my love, shall I reply,
"Nay, but a certain Chancellor forbids it"? Sir, you are England's
Lord High Chancellor, but are you Chancellor of birds and trees, King
of the winds and Prince of thunderclouds?

Lord Chancellor. No. It's a nice point. I don't know that I ever met
it before. But my difficulty is that at present there's no evidence
before the Court that chorused Nature has interested herself in the
matter.

Strephon. No evidence! You have my word for it. I tell you that she
bade me take my love.

Lord Chancellor. Ah! but, my good sir, you mustn't tell us what she
told you - it's not evidence. Now an affidavit from a thunderstorm, or
a few words on oath from a heavy shower, would meet with all the
attention they deserve.

- W. S. Gilbert, Iolanthe, Act One.