(I had too many typos; let me rewrite my post).

wrote:

The truth is we still do not know the identity of
the Fake Sam Sloan(s).

Once we start speculations, let's point
a reasonable direction:

1. Sam Sloan craves and is extremely greedy
for notoriety, which in his sick mind is the
same as notability. And when Sam strives
at his percived goals he is unscrupulous.

2. Sam's selfesteem depends the number
of times his name is counted by Google.

3, He has created several anonymous accounts
to jump crudely on himself, counting on me or
Jerzy or Larry or others to counter with something
like "moron, get lost, you anonymous coward".

4. To further increase the number of google hits,
and in an idiotic attempt to intimidate or slow
down those who don't think highly about him,
Sam has also created some filthy sounding voices
(not that different from his own), like the recent
degenerated phony voice, signed "Vlad Polock".

These Sam's actions are all cheap and disgusting but
in Sam's mind they works, hence they are worthwhile
his effort, while he still didn't move a dirty finger to do
anything for USCF, did he?

Wlod

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SAM MUST REMAIN AN OUTSIDER

Dear Phil,

Yes, the main reason Sam got elected was his
promise to air dirty political linen. I could not agree
more. And you have read my jeremiads to him about not
becoming a clubman if he wishes to have a future in
USCF political office.

Dear Larry,

While I even endorse your comments, all of them, to Sam, he still needs to
rise to them. But his current behavior is more of the risible sort!

Therefore the potential exists to do well, but the warm-up period is
uncertainly beneficial to anything that furthers us, at least inasmuch as it
is far too speculatory, and, it must be said, mean in spirit.

As a private punter he was at liberty to settle what old scores he felt
moved to contest - but I shall make this difference with you, that as a
public figure those things are indulgences.

To be fair to Sloan, I never saw a politician in real life in the UK or US
that looked like they could lead the country. But on taking office, the
sober responsibility to act for all evoked an opportunity to intelligently
reform one's perspectives - this is almost universally observable. The
opportunity now exists, and it is no measure at all that others have not
taken it.

But this is not my test, it is his.

Cordially, Phil Innes



I disagree with the notion that Sam fails to
understand the politics of his position. I think he
has the reality figured pretty well: the insiders
want to jolly him along for a year, thence into
obscurity after he disappoints his supporters.
AND/OR: the insiders will try to provoke Sam
in some fashion to provide fodder for banning
him from Board meetings.

To be fair to Sam, he is not yet on the Board and
will not be in much of a position to get financial data
until after he joins the Board at the U.S. Open in the
second week of August.

Sam need not fear losing votes by 6 -1. Such
results will not necessarily help the incumbents.
What he must fear is never losing votes by 6 - 1. Lev
Alburt lost a record number of such votes and left the
Board as one of its most respected members. Moreover,
several key sections of Lev's agenda later became
Federation policy.

Since I have known Paul Troung it is obvious that the loser met Paul
personally and was a total jerk and Paul let him have it. Maybe Sam
Sloan realized that Paul wasn't a pushover or maybe the real faker tried
to push Paul around and got reamed. As for accusing Paul as being the
fake Sam Sloan is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. This clown who
has been faking posts has got to be the one who posted that Sam Sloan
said terrible things about Kamsky. Like I said Sam is a degenerate but
he would never say things like that about Kamsky. But this fake poster
must have met Paul for him to post like this. And Paul embarrassed him.
And probably deservedly so.

EZoto

"EZoto" Since I have known Paul Troung it is obvious that the loser met
Paul
personally and was a total jerk and Paul let him have it.

Paul's homosexual lover speaks out.