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On Nov 21, 5:25 pm, "Chess One" wrote:
"Taylor Kingston" wrote in message ... On Nov 21, 1:12 pm, "Chess One" wrote: "Taylor Kingston" wrote in message Hmmm, a group composed of Louis Blair, Neil Brennen, Tim Hanke, Phil Innes, Jonathan Manley (editor of Kingpin), Larry Tapper, Edward Winter, and myself? Sounds wildly improbable at best. For what conceivable purpose could it have been organized, and by whom? Well, you sent it. Why ask why? No, Phil, No Taylor. I asked /him/ why you sent it, and why he can't find it? And why he had no memory of it - but since nothing is as important to you than your public face, you do not challenge me to present it, just continue the bluff, sort of, that you do 'not recall' But this is psychological nonsense! If you do not remember you are not nearly angry enough to deny it! You are left with 'do not recall'. I recall sending no such e-mail. What are you doing? Conducting the Olie North Defence? And so far two of the alleged recipients (Tapper, Brennen) have said they never received any such. They would be implicit as conspitators, no? What is a "conspitator?" But again, these people have no recall either - neither deny a thing! How can a person agree with or deny an email they don't recall receiving? What is your stake if I post it, refreshing your memory? This is what happened last time I returned 2 of your e-mails .... silence zzzzz until you decide to re-defend the circumstance yet again, and at the cost of rubbishing others, always!! So far, you're outnumbered 3-to-1. Ah! Your standard is unfurled! the conspirators do not admit it, or actually, recall it, and that is that? What am I an alleged conspit,, err, conspirator to? Somebody, anybody? Okay Taylor, I will at my leisure post everything you ever wrote me. OK? Please say, or say nothing more! I say its from you via server records, which are provable, and I don't care if you own them or not - since I have not seen such a public liar in an age! So your alleged "server records" are proof of something, and the Mottershead report, which is almost entirely server records, proves nothing?!? |
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On Nov 21, 11:05 pm, The Historian
wrote: But this is psychological nonsense! If you do not remember you are not nearly angry enough to deny it! You are left with 'do not recall'. I recall sending no such e-mail. What are you doing? Conducting the Olie North Defence? That fellow now appears regularly on TV... as if nothing had ever happened. And so far two of the alleged recipients (Tapper, Brennen) have said they never received any such. They would be implicit as conspitators, no? What is a "conspitator?" Looks more like a coincidence to me. For a real conspiracy, don't you need to have evil scum scheming together against someone? Here we only have a madman insisting he sent/received emails, whereas no such claim has in fact been substantiated by the nutter in question, ever. But again, these people have no recall either - neither deny a thing! In my experience, Mr. Kingston has used the ploy of "sort of denying" via calculated avoidance of any actual denials, while strongly implying that if I don't prove his near-denials wrong, he might eventually risk a baby-step in the general direction of working up the courage to /almost/ make a real denial. It's really a sad thing to watch... . refreshing your memory? This is what happened last time I returned 2 of your e-mails .... silence zzzzz until you decide to re-defend the circumstance yet again, and at the cost of rubbishing others, always!! Rubbishing others? Ah, now the constipation part becomes clear; Mr. Nearly-an-IMp Innes is upset because of his hypocritical attacks on /others/ for what he terms "rubbishing others", when he knows deep down he is the worst of the lot. What am I an alleged conspit,, err, conspirator to? Somebody, anybody? Try this: think about what the nutter is saying, and then decide whether or not you ever got any emails from nutters in the past; if not, you can safely rule out the possibility using logic (while avoiding the hassle of attempting perfect recall). Okay Taylor, I will at my leisure post everything you ever wrote me. OK? Okay. Please edit out the parts where he gave you his address and phone number. Thanks. And don't forget -- we are waiting; it's not like that awful boy who went 'round hollering "wolf!" until we no longer paid any regard to his cries. We -- all of us here -- are eagerly awaiting your posting of these very real emails, the smoking guns. We know that only death can stop the inevitable: the posting of supporting evidence by nearly-an-IM Innes. It's a done deal; a fait accompli. As sure as the sun rises in the East, etc., etc. Now be a good boy and run along home. -- help bot |
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Larry Parr wrote (Wed, 21 Nov 2007 18:13:45 -0800 (PST)):
7 ... it has become his trademark to advise those with whom 7 he disagrees to get therapy. 7 7 Or, as in the case of Richard Laurie, they have no 7 memory; or, as appears to be his tacit line right now, 7 Laurie wrote him a private note that Laurie never 7 dreamedwould ever see the light of day and then ... 7 ... _ _ "... ... I can see no reason not to notify people of the fact and substance of our discussions. As you can see a copy of this is going on to Evans. ..." - Richard Laurie (March 2, 2002) as presented by Larry Parr (Thu, 15 Nov 2007 08:05:37 -0800 (PST)) _ _ Larry Parr wrote (Wed, 21 Nov 2007 18:13:45 -0800 (PST)): 7 ... 7 ... Kingston writes postings under other names IN PRAISE 7 OF HIMSELF during hese debates. ... 7 ... _ _ What about those "others" who supposedly agreed with Larry Parr on the "highlighted" and "singled out" controversy? _ "... Duras-Teichman (Ostend, 1906) is a famous game, and NM Kingston highlighted the best-known position in this famous game. Whereupon, he failed to tell the reader the most interesting thing about the best-known position in the famous game. _ Someone with a normal ego would write as follows: '... For purely illustrative purposes, I obviously ought to have chosen another position if I were not up to the mark of pointing out the most important point in the position I singled out.'" - Larry Parr (26 Apr 2006 19:05:22 -0700) _ _ "In reality, Taylor Kingston did not even mention the position. [In his review of the Soltis book, TK] simply selected a sentence from the [Soltis] introduction to the game as an example of the failure of GM Soltis to provide such information as the round in which the game was played" - Louis Blair (2 Jun 2006 01:03:30 -0700) _ _ "This writer and others have argued that if one references Duras-Teichmann, as NM Kingston did in his review of the Soltis volume, then one is perforce highlighting ..." - Larry Parr (5 Jun 2006 20:29:53 -0700) _ _ "Who are these others?" - Louis Blair (5 Jun 2006 22:44:43 -0700) |
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On Nov 21, 9:47 pm, help bot wrote:
On Nov 21, 5:29 pm, Taylor Kingston wrote: Phil, you are not well. Get help. You need it. That advice makes the titanic assumption that PI in fact *can* be helped. What are the odds? -- help bot Very slim. Many have tried. |
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On Nov 21, 5:25 pm, "Chess One" wrote:
Okay Taylor, I will at my leisure post everything you ever wrote me. OK? It must be some leisure, since you've been threatening Taylor Kingston with this disclosure for two years now, at least. |
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On Nov 21, 9:13 pm, " wrote:
Phil Innes makes a good point. Taylor Kingston will refuse to answer inconvenient questions ... Larry, you cornered the market on unanswered questions ages ago. A goodlly chunk of Google's storage is devoted to all the ones I've asked you over the years, that you have sidestepped, waffled on, or simply ignored. One of the characteristics of ratpackers is moral cowardice. They praise themselves under false names (other ratpackers and semi-ratpackers have adopted false monickers) and they cannot stand the intellectual heat in the kitchen. They beg off. Well, Larry, let's see you demonstrate some moral courage then, and show that you can stand up to the "intellectual heat," by answering directly these recent questions of mine, which are only a small sampling of the many I might post he 1. You and Richard Laurie have repeatedly claimed that I have "maligned GM Evans' ability to analyze," yet you have never produced anything to support it. Courage and honesty require that you either: (a) prove your claim -- and I mean prove, not contrive some non- existent "implication" -- or (b) admit your lie. 2. You and Laurie have absurdly claimed that the "basis for this assault appears to have been the book, 'Warriors of the Mind' by Keene and Divinsky." Please tell us: (a) Where is any quote from me supporting this absurd claim? (b) How can a book that says nothing at all about GM Evans, either directly or indirectly, be the basis for an attack on Evans? 3. Later you revised this claim, saying "Mr. Laurie is almost certainly correct that Kingston's basis for the attack was Winter's savage review of 'Warriors of the Mind.'" Please tell us: (a) Which are you really saying is the basis: the book, or the review? (b) How can a review that never mentions GM Evans, either directly or indirectly, of a book that never mentions GM Evans, either directly or indirectly, be the basis for an attack on GM EVans? 4. You have set great store by Mr. Laurie's memory, which has been shown to be seriously flawed. For example, referring to Evans' 1996 article, he wrote "GM Evans ... held forth the view that one or more smoking guns would be found as the Soviet archives were explored." (a) Please supply a quote from GM Evans' 1996 article that supports Laurie's claim. (b) Please reconcile Laurie's claim with Evan's 4/1997 statement that "We doubt such a document will ever surface." So go ahead, Larry. Here's your chance to prove your moral courage and intellectual honesty right in front of God and this company. We have every confidence that you will fail to reply, or if you do, it will be such a marvel of evasion and doubletalk as to make an eel look like a hedgehog, and Al Kelly sound like Hemingway. |
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On Nov 21, 11:46 pm, help bot wrote:
What am I an alleged conspit,, err, conspirator to? Somebody, anybody? Try this: think about what the nutter is saying, and then decide whether or not you ever got any emails from nutters in the past; if not, you can safely rule out the possibility using logic (while avoiding the hassle of attempting perfect recall). Do you recall every email you've ever received? Including spam? |
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"Taylor Kingston" wrote in message ... On Nov 21, 5:47 pm, "Chess One" wrote: I say you wrote to the persons mentioned heretofore whether you care to remember or no. I say you are out of your mind, Phil. Really, I thought you did not recall. If you can't remember than that is not any logical progression. So what is it? Shall I post the message entire? I do not even say the content, yet you are terrified for some reason that I should say what it was. No, Phil, I don't give a rat's ass what the content was. As for being "terrified" of you, well, I've seen scarier chihuahuas. Once more, that seems like permission, and while Taylor Kingston cannot ever say anything directly - except to rubbish others! - he seems to say it doesn't matter to him if I publish his //confidential// private messaging. This is exceptionally peculair behavior ![]() You are indeed most peculiar. I am not. I ask you if you acknowledge your own actions, and you do not reply. You are horrified that I might expose you, and prove it via server records, but you are so ape-**** on this issue, that you seem... to encourage me to do so. But only seem. Since you do not say that I should publish your e-mails, or what the consequence would be if I did. How odd! That is why you are vague! Ever vague about other people, except for your criticism of them, and not quote ever coming up to the plate about your own private actions ; )) Phil Innes |
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wrote in message ... GET THERAPY Phil, you are not well. Get help. You need it. -- Kingston to Innes Phil Innes makes a good point. Taylor Kingston will refuse to answer inconvenient questions, and it has become his trademark to advise those with whom he disagrees to get therapy. Or, as in the case of Richard Laurie, they have no memory; or, as appears to be his tacit line right now, Laurie wrote him a private note that Laurie never dreamedwould ever see the light of day and then liked about what Kingston wrote. Phil: I have no doubt Kingston is hiding his "confidential" stuff again. He's a sneak who does things behind closed doors and then denies doing them.. While I would not, except for any criminal case, brought public or private, bring any person's e-mail to public notice, I cannot permit people to write to me in any confidential manner which obliges me top silence on an /issue/. Since Our Taylour did just this, the question is only, what issue; his spat with LE and CL or the subject of Keres Botvinnik? Our Taylor cannot even say which it is, that wold require confidentiality. And so he admits he cannot recall while continuing to rubbish other people who not only can, but who have his very e-mails! He does not admit they should be published except that he, by his own previous testomony, would choose to own or disown them. Now... this is psychologicaly interesting to me [rather than anything else, to /me/, since it is an insensible persistence in public - to others it may have monetary effect and achieve actual damage]. This is not the attitude of a mere ingenue, neh? This is serious insistence. As for the mental heatlh bit, Kingston writes postings under other names IN PRAISE OF HIMSELF during hese debates. He invents higher chess ratings for himself. What a guy! BUT: unlike Kingston, I don't adopt the ploy that he ought to seek therapy. He ought instead to consult his own conscience. He ought to be happier about what he is rather than seeking what he can never be. I should phrase it otherwise, but in large part find agreement about such a wallah. Why should he not be happy with who he is, while admiting on a very complex subject that his own role in investigating it /could/ be subject to bias - journalistic bias, here, to be sure. Consult his what? He may not have a conscience, but his alter ago who posts under other names IN PRAISE OF HIMSELF -- and does so repeatedly, dozens of times -- avers that he has "standards." Well, Phil, I think he does. And what standards they happen to be. I do not believe what he writes about 'do not recall'. Its the Ollie North defence. When North was challenged to his orientation he said it was to the President, not to the oath he took as an officer which was to defend the public. An USMC officer superior to North literally threw at a congressional hearing his own distinguised service medal, [of honor], stating that he declined to share it with such as North. Standards? hey! What is Our Taylor actually defending here? His journalistic ego apart, anything at all? Larry Tapper? Don't worry about him. He can be bought off. Just invite him up for a break from pickup truck country in Deliverance-land. Feed him some flapjacks and Vermont maple syrup, and you will find him amenable to switching sides. You do not understand an orinentation of your fellow Americans these days. Better to close ranks than admit falsity. Methinks Larry Evans would agree with this on the [very] petty issues represented by USCF's politics. The issue becomes: do you want the Tapperman camping in your front yard? Rapatappatappa -- and all that. He can be insistent about perks, so beware. I 'm in Singapore at the moment and this note may be all I have time to submit today. I was in Connecticut yesterday, where it was 68 degrees outside the mansion I visited - here, now, in southern Vermont it didn't hit 34. But I'd rather be here than there, since we retain some substance here, whereas there, what you see is what you get, and there are no second thoughts, nor by any account, deep ones. Yours, Larry Parr Cordially, Phil Innes Chess One wrote: "Taylor Kingston" wrote in message ... Phil, you are not well. Get help. You need it. Taylor, you resort to the cheapest repost on usenet, and actually, you deny nothing I write, nothing! No one does! instead they 'do not recall'. pfft! After the Thanksgiving break, let me therefore, represent you with all the issues you ignore as your own effort - while you contine to rubbish other people. You have no courage to even say 'publish it', right? That is what is at stake below. If I lie then sue me! But if you lie, then shall I sue thee? You continue to pretend on these issues as is you could get away with it. And your private messaging is here become a big problem compared with what you say in public. You lack the nous to ken that you should have take any of 10 offers to step away from this issue, otherwise risk exposure. Why indeed should I watch you continually do others brown, and have to remain complicit to your own request for silence? As if that condition survives any test of what is honorable? I say you wrote to the persons mentioned heretofore whether you care to remember or no. I do not even say the content, yet you are terrified for some reason that I should say what it was. This is exceptionally peculair behavior ![]() Phil Innes On Nov 21, 5:25 pm, "Chess One" wrote: "Taylor Kingston" wrote in message ... On Nov 21, 1:12 pm, "Chess One" wrote: "Taylor Kingston" wrote in message Hmmm, a group composed of Louis Blair, Neil Brennen, Tim Hanke, Phil Innes, Jonathan Manley (editor of Kingpin), Larry Tapper, Edward Winter, and myself? Sounds wildly improbable at best. For what conceivable purpose could it have been organized, and by whom? Well, you sent it. Why ask why? No, Phil, No Taylor. I asked /him/ why you sent it, and why he can't find it? And why he had no memory of it - but since nothing is as important to you than your public face, you do not challenge me to present it, just continue the bluff, sort of, that you do 'not recall' But this is psychological nonsense! If you do not remember you are not nearly angry enough to deny it! You are left with 'do not recall'. I recall sending no such e-mail. What are you doing? Conducting the Olie North Defence? And so far two of the alleged recipients (Tapper, Brennen) have said they never received any such. They would be implicit as conspitators, no? But again, these people have no recall either - neither deny a thing! What is your stake if I post it, refreshing your memory? This is what happened last time I returned 2 of your e-mails .... silence zzzzz until you decide to re-defend the circumstance yet again, and at the cost of rubbishing others, always!! So far, you're outnumbered 3-to-1. Ah! Your standard is unfurled! the conspirators do not admit it, or actually, recall it, and that is that? Okay Taylor, I will at my leisure post everything you ever wrote me. OK? Please say, or say nothing more! I say its from you via server records, which are provable, and I don't care if you own them or not - since I have not seen such a public liar in an age! I'm sure if Louis Blair weighs in, it will be 4-to-1. Perhaps I shall contact Manley and Winter, in which case it will be 6-to-1, should they even consider this nonsense something worth their time. Or ask them yourself. If you know how to contact Tim Hanke, feel free to ask him too. When I asked if its okay to publish this material, you never replied with a straight yes or no, but vagued-out, as usual. Well, Phil, there's a fundamental problem the I have no right to give permission to publish something that is not mine. Since this alleged e-mail seems to have been written by one of your imaginary playmates, perhaps the guy to whom you said "I'm not your boy!", I suggest you ask him for permission. I should be the genius of an age to falsify your writing in so many messages - you grant me this? That is, if these things are false. I would have had to emulate your wooden prose to such an extent that no one else here could agree? And how was your alleged expulsion accomplished, Phil? Was there a vote? You cut that out of the message - nincompoop! Ah yes, as usual with our Phil, the Secrets of the Universe are contained in what everyone snips from his posts. So sad. So you do not deny it - but you have to rubbish someone for your own observed public deceit? Ker-ist! And this is just your //public// face !! If I said nothing else, this standard is enough. Phil Innes |
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"J.D. Walker" wrote in message ... help bot wrote: On Nov 21, 10:01 am, "Chess One" wrote: What is the topic of this thread? Rats. It's about how they pack together -- although I must say I don't really see the connection with chess. Me neither, but I am still trying to figure it out. I found an interesting anonymous quotation. Phil, did you write the following? I only write under my own name, which I usally, invariably, sign with my name or intitials, and have never, at any time whatsoever written under another name, nor pseudonymously, nor as any anon. So tell me, why do you ask? You are among serpents here who would influence you. At least with me you know I already called you for a certain suppossitonal interest in pawns/porn issues ![]() That is not the stance of anyone who /needs/ curry favor, no? It is to challenge you, and I still find you shy. "Since I still am hiding in the bunker can anybody explain who all these people are...other than you all...see I am like a Proust novel...in this case Le Prisoner, except I wont know when I am actually biting into the mint. That should all bring you to a screeching halt...well except Collins who is looking for the appropriate quote...Kierkegaard, Wittgenstein, Babe Winklemann. First of all Marcel Proust was nothing but a Romain Rolland wannabe...his writing style was a 19th century version of Chicken Soup for the Soul, but written with three and a half million words. Secondly, Wittgenstein, while an accomplished philosopher, was certainly no Soren Kierkegaard. It is easy to lump Wittgenstein into the philosophical "rat pack" (if you will allow me the analogy), where Kierkegaard (Martin), Nietzsche (Sinatra), Wittgenstein (Sammy), Adorno (Bishop), and Derrida (Lawford) act as gadflies to create a counterculture of heretical philosophy where they could only say what they meant by abandoning the conventional wisdom of the day and inventing a whole new irreverent form of writing through the use of humor, satire, and parody (all generally regarded as deconstructive techniques) in order to make the accepted forms of wisdom and value untenable. What a passion! I am surprised that the writer did not reference the more obvious Joyce to his cause, who, after all, attempted to subvert an entire lit crit tradition, which overthought their responses, and he did so by the extraoridinary means of creating his own language of symbols to run around the pat answer, the supercilious response, the 'learned' [vicariously] sense of anything ... [it is only, btw, a measure of whoever wrote this piece, not to notice Joyce, rather than a net-critique familiar to those of us who must needs attest original answers [!] ] Kierkegaard had (in my opinion) a far more profound impact on modern day (not to be confused with post modernism) philosophy than did messrs. Wittgenstein & Winkelman (although The Babe wins hands down in the shore lunch department). As proof of this postulate (redundant), I draw to your attention the fact that Wittgenstein was reduced to a mere caricature of himself (which some may argue was the ultimate homage, but I digress) where he appears as a fictional character in numerous writings following his death. His significance is inflated by the mystical adventures of the fictional character Wittgenstein and his encounters with evil foe the likes of Mothra and The Wolfman. In closing, I will leave you with the words of our good friend Sinatra (well...our Sinatra character in our humor-laden rhetorical hypothetical theoretical satirical paradoxical pack of rats)...It is more convenient to follow one's conscience than one's intelligence, for at every failure, conscience finds an excuse and an encouragement in itself. That is why there are so many conscientious and so few intelligent people." Not any Jesuitical argument there! But 'our Sinatra' is deposed to represent consciense over 'intelligence' [which can only mean of intelligence in this context, a smarmy cleverness, and more particularly, a mob-oily version thereof] to thus depose of the issue and permit the certainly clever writer his point. Now sir, how come you write to me on such sudden and spurious conditions? I am not native of such a tribe to admit this curious question without response. It is not of poetry you write, yet here below is ancient and translated poesy to answer, but some matter of who asks whom and in what spirit they engage. Will you not remember your vast hardiness O Souls Cordially, Phil Innes -- Anonymous |
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