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Polgar: I WILL run for the 2007 USCF Executive Board
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| Rufus.Zee@gmail.com 2007-01-30, 8:21 pm |
| And I will re-join the USCF to vote for her.
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| zdrakec 2007-01-30, 8:21 pm |
| As will I.
Best regards,
zdrakec
Rufus.Zee@gmail.com wrote:
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> And I will re-join the USCF to vote for her.
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| Javert 2007-01-30, 8:21 pm |
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On Dec 6, 10:35 am, rexartu...@yahoo.com wrote:
quote:
> http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/200...07-uscf-exec...
Oh boy, welcome to the United Scholastic Chess Federation. The kiddie
herders are ready to take over. I'm moving to Sarasota and joining
Haasie in his kiddie-proof bomb shelter.
Hyperbole aside now, I'd be very interested to see what this quartet
thinks they can do for me as an adult chess player, and what can they
plant to do for professional chess in this country. The US Championship
seems dead in the water, the last released plan was an inane and insane
internet knockout format culminating in a match in Vegas.
It may be profitable to milk the scholastic world for as much money as
possible, but in the end all you do is spin your wheels servicing the
youngsters who invevitably leave chess.
Also the incredible conflict of interests here are astounding. The
USCF has paid a lot of money to the SPF and if Truong and Polgar are
elected that would essentially put the SPF on the board. Though I like
Bauer, I'd be hard pressed to vote for this group unless they can
convince me they can do something other than push chess in schools
which does nothing for me. Convince me that they can ethically still
deal with the SPF and that's gonna be a large pill to swallow.
I reckon though that cult of personality will win the day as always.
For good, or for ill.
And I'm not a politico, or in the pay of the shadow chess
government(which meets Wednesday nights at Subway) out to destroy Susan
Polgar either. Just a very skeptical voter looking after my interests
and wanting to be convinced.
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| Javert 2007-01-30, 8:21 pm |
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On Dec 6, 10:35 am, rexartu...@yahoo.com wrote:
quote:
> http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/200...07-uscf-exec...
Oh boy, welcome to the United Scholastic Chess Federation. The kiddie
herders are ready to take over. I'm moving to Sarasota and joining
Haasie in his kiddie-proof bomb shelter.
Hyperbole aside now, I'd be very interested to see what this quartet
thinks they can do for me as an adult chess player, and what can they
plant to do for professional chess in this country. The US Championship
seems dead in the water, the last released plan was an inane and insane
internet knockout format culminating in a match in Vegas.
It may be profitable to milk the scholastic world for as much money as
possible, but in the end all you do is spin your wheels servicing the
youngsters who invevitably leave chess.
Also the incredible conflict of interests here are astounding. The
USCF has paid a lot of money to the SPF and if Truong and Polgar are
elected that would essentially put the SPF on the board. Though I like
Bauer, I'd be hard pressed to vote for this group unless they can
convince me they can do something other than push chess in schools
which does nothing for me. Convince me that they can ethically still
deal with the SPF and that's gonna be a large pill to swallow.
I reckon though that cult of personality will win the day as always.
For good, or for ill.
And I'm not a politico, or in the pay of the shadow chess
government(which meets Wednesday nights at Subway) out to destroy Susan
Polgar either. Just a very skeptical voter looking after my interests
and wanting to be convinced.
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| Ambassador 2007-01-30, 8:21 pm |
| Susan Polgar want to strip children naked in a FIDE Drug Test. She is
BAD FOR CHESS, and needs some psychological help. I for one, do not
support her efforts while black children on St Kitts can't play in the
World Chess Championship.
I hope that she has enough money to play with the "big boys." I will
not help her in FIDE as long as she continues her RACIST views.
Marcus Roberts
Presdient
Charlesotn Chess Assocaition, Inc.
St Kitts and Nevs
The West Indies
Permanent Delegate of St Kitts and Nevis to FIDE
Javert wrote:
quote:
> On Dec 6, 10:35 am, rexartu...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> Oh boy, welcome to the United Scholastic Chess Federation. The kiddie
> herders are ready to take over. I'm moving to Sarasota and joining
> Haasie in his kiddie-proof bomb shelter.
>
>
> Hyperbole aside now, I'd be very interested to see what this quartet
> thinks they can do for me as an adult chess player, and what can they
> plant to do for professional chess in this country. The US Championship
> seems dead in the water, the last released plan was an inane and insane
> internet knockout format culminating in a match in Vegas.
>
> It may be profitable to milk the scholastic world for as much money as
> possible, but in the end all you do is spin your wheels servicing the
> youngsters who invevitably leave chess.
>
> Also the incredible conflict of interests here are astounding. The
> USCF has paid a lot of money to the SPF and if Truong and Polgar are
> elected that would essentially put the SPF on the board. Though I like
> Bauer, I'd be hard pressed to vote for this group unless they can
> convince me they can do something other than push chess in schools
> which does nothing for me. Convince me that they can ethically still
> deal with the SPF and that's gonna be a large pill to swallow.
>
> I reckon though that cult of personality will win the day as always.
> For good, or for ill.
>
> And I'm not a politico, or in the pay of the shadow chess
> government(which meets Wednesday nights at Subway) out to destroy Susan
> Polgar either. Just a very skeptical voter looking after my interests
> and wanting to be convinced.
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