| Chess One 2004-11-28, 9:45 am |
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"Parrthenon" <parrthenon@cs.com> wrote in message
news:20041128091122.08281.00001566@mb-m04.news.cs.com...
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> HE DOTH PROTEST TOO MUCH
quote:
> The strategy is rather obvious: talk about Sam Sloan's credibility rather
> than
> real issues such as the contract between the USCF and Crossville, which
> cannot
> be shown to USCF members because it is now "some document...part of a
> lawsuit."
Yes. Somehow the official 'discussion' has come to be about Sam's armpits,
or his 'credability'.*
One hopes that Judge Judy will insist on an actual conversation, and the law
will be blind to who proposes information, as the Constitution intended.
Rather than of official euphemisms in place of plain speaking, such as;
claims for questions,
liar for don't like,
credability for popularity,
no-hidden agenda for undisclosed contracts,
and if the word 'compare' should emerge,
comparison won't be made with a crab-shack in Maine.
Phil Innes
Not incidentally, *credability, is from a stem~ [L.] Credo, to believe, and
might be contrasted not with dis-believe, but with an examination of facts,
not beliefs, opinion and 'spin'.
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> And so it goes.
> ________________________________________________________________
> "FIDE has made its decision. Players who refuse to be drug tested will not
> be
> able to play chess." -- Dr. Press, co-founder of the FIDE Medical
> Commission.
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